Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-28
DAVENPORT DOTS

Warren street, occurred the death of
Mrs. Magdalena Plambeck, aged 62
years. She was an old resident of
this city Deceased was born in Hol-
stein, Germany, and removed to this
country when she was still a child.
Oct. S, 1860, she was married to Claus
Fl. Plambeck and has resided here
ever since. She is survived by three
sons: Lewis, of Omaha, and Alfred
and Henry, of this city, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. John Brandt and Mrs. Will
liam Lorenzen, both of Omaha.
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At 1880 Saturday morning. at his
home, 722 West Fifteenth street. oc-
CURED the death of Rudolph j. label,
aged 80 years and S months. He was
only sick one week with Bright's dis
ease before his demise. Deceased was
formerly engaged as clerk in Plath's
grocery store. and after that he open
ed up a store of his own on Third and
Brown streets. Later he returned to
Plath's as clerk, where he was engag-
ed at the time of contracting the dis
ease. He was member of the X.
of =. Deceased is survived by his
wife. Agnes, and two children, Leroy
and Wirra. The funeral was held this
afternoon at o'clock, with interment
in Paramount cemetery.
Louis Kinsner. performer who has
been doing turn at the Orpheon
theatre. was removed to st. Luke's
hospital in the ambulance, as he was
suffering from the effects of heavy
fall while doing his turn. Kinsner had
been hurt some time ago in the region
of the chest from a fall and he was
suffering severely when taken to the
hospital. DR.. w. L. Allen attended to
his injury. II was impossible to as
certain the nature of his trouble, as
he had received no external wounds.
but as far as can be found out no
bones were broken.
The following nominations were
made by the county democratic con-
vention held here Saturday: For rep
resentatives. Edward Meyer. Of Hick-
DRY Grove. Nathan Ely, of Davenport;
for treasurer. William II. Regenitter.
of Davenport; for sheriff Fred Naeye,
of Davenport; for county attorney, L.
NJ. Sharon. of Davenport; for superin-
tendent of schools, c. c. Bauman, Of
Davenport: for coroner. DR.. w. y. |
Stocks. of Davenport; for surveyor.
John Van Tuyl, of Davenport; for SUI
pervisors, Emil Burmeister and Steven
Wells.
Saturday afternoon at Stueben's
hall the republicans decided upon the !
nominees for the township officers |
for the coming election. After short
session the following nominations
were announced: Trustee. Louis |
Haase; justice of the peace, Claus d. |
constable, c. Il. Swingle; |
township chairman, y. O. Shorey; |
township secretary, Charles Insze.
Two couples were united in the |
bonds of matrimony Friday by Justice
of the Peace Louis Roddewig. Chris |
Miller and Mary Schadt, of Durant, |
Iowa, were married at the office of |
called to the Farmers hotel, where |
he married William Cortman and Jo-
hanna Petersen, of McCausland.
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What may develop into a big sensa- |
IlOn WAS IeNedleU SATURDAY IN an IN |
formation that was taken out at the |
district court charging Il Miss Miller, |
of LIE Claire. with insanity. The infor-
nation was attested to by resident |
of LeClaire Saturday, but no war
rant for her arrest has been issued |
as yet. 1t is understood. however.
that back of the charge of insanity |
there is another matter and the story |
that the woman tells incriminates |
leading resident of the town.
Saturday while working on ma
chine at the Knostman d Petersen |
furniture factory. Frank Flannery,
425 East Twelfth street, had the mis-
fortune to lose two fingers of the /
left hand.
Yesterday Rev. Bauman. pastor of
the German Congregational church,
preached his last sermon to his Dav-
EXPORT congregation. He goes to
Fairfax. S. d., where he will have
charge of the two largest German
Congregational churches in South
Rev. Bauman has been in the