Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-20
Address is Given by Rev. Charles \.
Moore-Mounds Strewn
With Flowers.

teenth street, where cars were taken
for Chippiannock cemetery. At 3
o'clock the services commenced with
the following anthem, after which the
program below was rendered:
We sing our honored dead.
And in their tranquil bed
Proud tribute fling;
Here let our song arise
Like incense to the skies,
a living sacrifice
To them we sing.
No voice of woe snail wreathe
Amidst the strains we breathe.
With grateful breast;
Theirs was Il work well done,
Theirs was a race well rum,
Theirs was victory won
OF peace and rest.
Chaplain.
Recognition of proclamation of
grand MASTER Noble Grand NJ. T
Stevens.
Song -MiXed voices.
Reading names of deceased mem
bers of Rock Island lodge No. IS; Ucal
lodge No COS; Eudora Rebekah lodge
No. -, I. o. o. f.
Song, Nearer my God to Thee
Audience.
EuloGy-Chaplain.
Song, Crossing the Bar"-MaIe
quartet.
Prayer-Chaplain.
Decorations.
Opcning-NOble Grand NJ. T. Stew
ems.
Chaplain.
Decoration of monument, dedicated
to the departed sisters of Eudora Re
bekah lodge No. IS, and brothers OF
Rock Island lodge No. Is. and UcaI
lodge No. COS. /. o. o. F. who are at
rest elsewhere.
Song, Lead Kindly Light" Male
quartet.
Memorial address-Rev. Charles A
Moore.
Song Mixed voices.
Prayer-Chaplain.
Benediction - Rev. Charles A.
Moore.
Names of Departed Members.
Flowers were strewn on the graves
of the following members of the or
der in Rock Island:
EudOra Rebekah lodge, No. "a
Mrs.C. b. StOddard, Mrs. Jennie Peck
Mrs. Angelina Hardin. Lena Barton.
William Reading, James Hardin, Mrs.
Mary L. Iglehart.
Teal lodge, No. GOS-William +. Pet
crson, Swan Youngren. w. H. Barber,
J. q. Ganscrt, G. w. Herbert. Thomas
Taggett.
Rock Island lodge No. 1S-Hans
Enfield. John Dietz, ID. Canadian, George
Schneider. Marcus Dctjens, Peter
Stelk. c. S. Newberry, William Kale
4. +. Cutter. Cyrus Churchill. William
Ecker, Liba Colburn, a. Christopher
James Shields, z. Teis, William Rinck
s. p. Miller. Gus Wilken. NJ Koch
c. F. Whiffen, T. w. Ransom. Z
Krell. S. NJ. Coplin, George Braugh
ID. +. Kinney, Casper Fielder, b. F.
Gray. Amos Block. II. Burgowcr, J.
Wollenhaupt. Phil. Mitsch, ID. Bowen.
r A. Johnson, Ferdinand Davis. w
l.. Sweeney, Chris. Schockcr, \. Mes
Der. c. 3. Knox, John Froboes, J. 10th
ringer, William a. Johnson, William
Ball, John SnitZcr, Jacob OhlweileT
Charles Arnold, II. Buntcnback, J. i
StrOchlc, John HarVcT. ID. HaTvcr, T.
Nilsson, a. Nilsson, s. YOungren.
George Dunnan, p. GOttsmann. James
Harding, Robert H. Andrews, f. c.
Sweetand. J. II. Huber. NJ. Erbs. S. b.
StoddardW. II. Trenkenschuh, Charles
Engel. Edgar o. Valentine, George
Hill, Clemens Young, Francis Papp
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Todd
Dedication at Monument.
The wrcathing and dedication of
the monument was a pretty, touching
ceremony Representatives of all the
orders of the lodge participated appro-
priately in the forms at the exer-
cises. Flowers and flags, emblematic
of the order, We're neatly arranged
around the stone. garIanding it beau
tifully The address by Rev. Charles
\. Moore. pastor Of Edwards CongTc-
EationaI church. of Davenport, was
expressive of deep feeling.
and delivered in mastery manner.
The speaker stated that he was proud
TO be an Odd Fellow. which order, he
said, is based on the laws OF truth. and
the reverence Of an Almighty God.
The three gold links. the symbol of
the order were cited as an evidence
of the power and the strength of the
living, and a guard Of the bercaved
ones Of those who have gone before.
The speaker said that the ceremonies
and the emblems at the dedicated
in time TO come would keep
green the memories Of a host OF de
parted ones. bound with the three
links IN the ties Of love.