Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-06


bump against the wall of the Keollul< |
canal lock, she was thrown to the
deck and painfully injured, and now
she wants pay for the hurt.
The betrothal of Miss Frieda Claus
sen, daughter of the late Hon. Ernst
CIaussen, of the Fejervary flats and
Albert Mast, one of the popular young
men of the city, is announced. The
ceremony will take place on the even
ing of March is, Rev. y. NJ. Judy Of
floating. The couple will reside at
PIP West Eighth street after April l.
Bishop Morrison left Wednesday
evening for a brief visit in Chicago.
H. G. Roberts returned last night
from a 6-weeks' business trip in Eu-
rope.
At IL o'clock Wednesday evening
Herman Carstens, director of the Nor-
waerts, or Socialistic singing society,
| left for New York whence he will sail
Saturday for Europe. His fellow
members of the Norwaerts gathered
at the depot and under the direction
of Prof. Ernst Otto, rendered "Grues-
Sc au die Heimath,' Greetings to
Home) as the train pulled out.
| Mr. and Mrs. Will Flick, of St. Paul,
Mimi, and Mrs. Henry Prentiss, nee
Flick, of Anamosa, Mont, left for
home yesterday evening, after spend
ing several weeks in Davenport, call
ed hither by the death of their moth
err Mrs. Prentiss will spend a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Flick at st.
Paul before returning to her Mon
tana home, where Mr.. Prentiss is en-
gagged in the mining business.
At 10 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
ut his Office Justice Louis E. Rodde
wig performed the ceremony which
united o. II. Hailwarger, of East. Mo-
line, H., and Miss Ida Barttrum of
Ray, Ill. The couple will live at East
Moline.
At the home of Rev. w. +. Barklay,
in the Lasher flats. 737 East Four
Iteenth street, occurred the marriage
of Arthur Weed, of Atalissa, Ia, and
Miss Sarah \. Snider. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snider, of West
Fourth street. Miss Anna Rathmann
of Davenport. and Edward Oepping, of
Atalissa. Ia, attended. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon. The couple will make
their future home at Atalissa.
The announcement of the approach
ing nuptials of Miss Mary Cosgrove,
niece of Rt. Rev. Henry Cosgrove, of
this city. and Jones Pierr. one of the
proprietors of the New York store of
Moline, is made, and viii he a source
of many congratulations to the many
friends of the young people. The hap
py event will occur after Easter.
Wednesday at his-effice opposite the
court house. at $3.50 o'clock in the af-
ternoon, Justice Roddewig performed
the marriage ceremony of Henry
Wiese, of New Liberty. and Adele Ma
lloben. of Sunbury. Charles Makoben,
la brother of the bride. and Amelia
Kahn were the attendants. They
will make their future home at Sun
bury.
At the home of the brides parents,
1911 Ripley street, Wednesday even
ing. Pastor y ID. Grief united in mar
riage w. Burton Pettibone, mana
ger of the firm of Menter, Rosen
Ibloom & Co., and Miss Earna Villa
Steckel. The ceremony was quietly
performed. After brief honeymoon
trip the young couple will be at home
March Is at their new home 2120 West
Fourth street.
Wednesday evening at the home of
The bride occurred the marriage of
Timothy Mullane, a member of the
city detective force, and Miss Mary
Coglan, daughter of the well known
daiFyman. The ceremony was a quiet
one, and the couple will make their
future home on Lombard and Scott
streets.
At the home of the brides father,
ID. Fl. Vieths, 2O12 Bowditch street,
Frank Schmidt. of the Schmidt Bros
Sash, Door d Blind company on West
Third street, was united in marriage
to Miss Adele c. Vieths. Only a few
relatives and friends of the contract
ing parties were present Rev. w. II.
DidiiCht pcfIOElnSu int CcIclIAOAy at
noon Wednesday. The couple will
make their future home at 1851
West Third street.
At Mercy hospital at 49,: 30 Wednes-
day night occurred the death of Mrs.
Emma Zimmerman. widow of the late
John Zimmerman, and resident of
Davenport since 1857. Mrs. thinner
. =
a couple ofSsmonths ago. and since
then has been invaIided at Mercy hos
pital. Born at Sandusl<v, Ohio, one
of the oldest towns in that state. Mrs
Zimmerman was the daughter of pio-
neers of the Ohio valley. She came