Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-25
DAVENPORT BOTS

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Col. Carey NJ. Jones, of this city has
returned from Utica, n. Y, where
at an auction sale he sold the cele-
brated Holstein miIch COW, Sadie Vale
Concordia, for 5000, The animal is
IL years old. and has a. record of pros
ducing 80 pounds of butter a week
Her, 2,yeaIEold calf hraught $4,000 at
the same sale.
Anna Montross, "a girl who has made
her home in this city, is we'll supplied
with guardians. From Il letter that
has been received from. the Judge at
Port Huron. it is learned that the girl
has guardian there who has charge
Iof $4,000 left her by her parents,
while Anna Milsted has been appoint-
ed To look after the girl here and
have charge of the estate. The money
is still in Michigan, however, and it
will probably remain there unless r.
s. Patterson, the man appointed by
the court there surrenders his guar
flianship and voluntarily turns the
money oyer.
At the regular NEE ting of the Wood
men of the World, it was decided. to
send the drill team tn the lodge at
Waterloo to compete in the big log
rolling convention. held there Aug. 21
and %, inclusive. The convention is
one in which all the principal lodges
IN the state. will he represented and
some large cash prizes have been
hung up for the. best teams. in the
various contests that have been
placed on. the program.
The city council met yesterday af-
ternOOn in committee of the whole,
for the purpose of locating the tracks
ON Fourth street fer the Davenport
& Suburban company. The aldermen
after being called together. decided
to view the different locations along
Fourth street before taking action.
and upon the invitation of Messers.
Bayliss and Eagal, automobiles We're
provided for the aldermen, who made
the trip in metropolitan fashion.
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Mildred l.. Hebherlin, the 7-months-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Hebberlin. passed away Thursday af-
parents, 1901 West Third street. The
deceased had only been ill few days.
the cause of death was cholera in
fantum. The body was shipped to
Columbus, Tenn, where the funeral
will be held.
Adolph Frisius, of no Gaines street.
passed away at his home shortly af-
ter o'clock Thursday. Deceased was
65 years of age and was born. in Ger
many. He came to Davenport %
years ago. where he. has since re-
sided. Mr.. Frisius was engaged in the
insurance business for many years in
the city. He leaves besides his wife
Emma. one son Carl, who resides i'm
New York, and daughter Agnes,
who lives at home.
Edward {. Delaney, young man
who of late has been causing consid-
cradle anxiety to his parents, the po-
lice and others, because of a habit of
slapping little girls on the street, and
for which offense he was repeatedly
arrested and as often let go. was
brought before the commissioners of
insanity at o'clock yesterday after
noon. Only a few days ago he struck
a little girl on East Third street, and
caused such Indignation among the
spectators that he was taken into
custody, but later was let go, only to
be rearFested the next day. The
board considered him to he. of un-
sound mind and therefore ordered
| him placed. under restraint.
Fred c. Whitney. of, Des Moines,
the Iowa representative of the Win
chester Repeating Arms company,
and one of the best shots in the state.