Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-20

the Moline chautauqua this evening
on Personal "reminiscences of Pope
Leo" Tomorrow the following pro-
gram will be given, the occasion being
political day:
2:00-Concert, orchestra.
2:30-Address, Hon. IL. J. Hamlin,
republican attorney general of Hi
nois.)
| 7:30-COncert, orchestra.
S:OO-Address, Hon. William Jen-
nings Bryan.
At reception given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Olson at the residence of the
brides father, Stillman Lovejoy, there
were announced the engagements of
Miss Maud Pauley to George Steph
en- LovejOy and of Miss Grace Long to
lGilman Hendricks.
o
The Moline Candy Manufacturing
company has been incorporated to-
manufacture candy in the Dunn block
on Second avenue, taking over the
business of the Moline Candy com
pany, now conducted in conjunction
with the Sugar Bowl. The incorpor
ators are Aaron G. Abraham, Clarence
To- 4Abi dhdll illtu II. 81. DCliCIS. lllC
capital stock is $4,000
y number of the bakers of the
city have agreed that no bread tickets
will be issued to their customers,
though coupon books may be used.
These bakers are Ed DeRue, Peter
LangOchn, Jr.. G. b. Gundberg. \. ii.
Lagerbade and ii. w. Langbehn.
\ number of petitions for the paw
ing of Market square is receiving the
signatures of manufacturers and
business men generally. Such petit
tion was presented to the council last
: year, but as it has not borne any
fruit up to date, the council is to be
memorialized once more.
With September only fsiX weeks
away and vacation nearing an end,
t the prospects of the high school for a
| football team are being discussed by
the students and the rooters about
= town. Accustomed to such teams as
1 the school has proudly supported in
2 the last three years, only first-class
r eleven will satisfy, and the indications
bid fair 10 that end. Some of the
students are discouraged over the
: outlook because the school is under
= the handicap of graduating eleven of
the squad of sixteen of last year
: Perrin, COwley. Keiting, Ogden, Grit
q fin. Ninton, Ford. Dell. and Il. ARIEL
= Robert and Oscar Shallberg. But the
chances even yet are good with He'd
=. in, Stromberg, Baas, Towndrow and
Isaacson as experienced men and the
1 nucleus of a strong new eleven. DaN
Q export lost but three of its squad by
: graduation. and Rock Island will not
4 lose any. Moline, too, is handicapped
: by the loss of Coach He'll, who was
p familiar with the material at hand.
Il Mrs. :. NJ. Zeigler, one of the early
settlers of South Moline. died quite
suddenly at 2:3O Friday afternoon oi
the infirmities of old age. She haC
; been practically bedfast since last No
vember. sitting up only an hour OF
two a day, but her condition seemed
to have suffered no apparent change
- till lust before her death. Mr.. Zeiglel
was in the twin-CitieS when the attacl
. of heart failure came, and the stimu
n Iants failed to revive the aged lady
When Mr. Zeigler arrived his wife hat
r passed TO Inconsistencies and in
few minutes death came. Catherine
Bender was born Nov. 11.1S22, II
Lancaster, Pa. and was married e
Mr.. Zeigler in 1874. They lived ON thu
Ziegler farm until 1S49 when the,
moved to Rock Island, and a year Ia
r ter settled on the farm ir South Mo
line which has since been their home
Their union was blessed with six chill
dren, two of them survive: Mrs. Ma
thilda Mcclure, of Davenport, anC
" Mrs. \. S. CHM. of Chicago. The chill
e dren who proceeded her to the grav'
are: Charles j., Albert S, w. H
h' Clara J.. wife of W. c. Wilson. Tn
I. aged lady is survived by Is grand
!, children and three brothers, JohI
II and Elias Bender, in California, am
+ Wallace Bender N Rock Island, ant
:, one sister, Mrs. Louisa Robinson.
n o.
Robert T.. Frey, house and foreigl
)" trade manager for Deere Il Co. ha
resigned his position for one Offered
= him in Springfield. His resignation
e comes as surprise and his loss vii
y be doubly felt by the local company
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Frey have larg
; circle of warm friends who will re
,, greet their departure from Moline, bu
u who will be glad to hear of every ad
u vancement rendered Mr.. Frey. a
present they are in Michigan but Nh
Frey is expected back in Moline in
. dav or two to close all business rela
y tions here, as by the last of the wee
: he expects to be with the new firm t
. which he goes.