Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-09
MOLINE MENTION

Miss Josephine Crabbs has accom-
plished the first definite step in the
organization of a high school orches-
ira, the lOng-talIed of feature which
now has taken tangible form. Eight
viOlinists. seven mandolin players and
piano accOmpanist have been enroll
ed in the orchestra: Niolins. Hazel
Malmberg. Frances Johnson. Gertrude
Johnson. Maude Miller. Nora Lund.
Edith Melin. Kerl Wahlberg. Newton
Marshall, Carl Carlson. Fritz Ander-
berg; mandolins. Oscar Melin. Vance
Lockhart, Esther Feglin. Edwin ToIIes.
Herbert Cooper. Edward Keator: pi-
anO. Hattie Haley: guitar. Verne Rich
ards.
Floyd Higgins and Flora Smith were
bound over TO the grand jury-on the
charge of leading an immoral life.
They were held under bonds of S4OO
each. and being unable to furnish
bondsmen. they were remanded to the
county Jail TO await the Investigation
Of the grand jury.
The junk shop of Myers Brothers on
Second avenue and Nineteenth street
was broken into Wednesday night and
about $50 worth of brass. zine and cop
per were taken. No arrests have been
made for the theft.
Fred Molander and Miss Anna ,Jo-
Sephine Ell>tTOm were married Thurs
day afternoon at the parsonage of
the Mission Tabernacle, Rev. j. NJ.
Eggan officiating. The ceremony was
Witnessed by near relatives of the con-
tracing parties. The bride and groom
are well known i'm Moline. and have a
large number of friends who wish
them happiness i'm their new relation.
Moline will continue to be the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Molander. and for the
present they will reside at the home
of Mr.. Molander's parents on Ninth
street.
The search for August Colberg still
continues. and although many clues
have been followed in vain. the rela-
tives and friends still hope against
hope that he will he found. Pictures
of him have been sent the Chicago
papers. which will endeavor to locate
him. The belief is growing stronger
a. each day passes with no trace of
him developing. that he has gone to
Sweden for a VISITOR il is thought
that were he dead or alive in this
country. he would he recognized and
the authorities here notified.
Henry :. jackson and Miss Louisa
& SnbItILaT Of
united in marriage 10y Rev w VI.
Story at his home. 92I Sixteenth
street. At 1880 Wednesday afternoon.
The United Presbyterian congrega-
ton of Moline gathered en- massc at
the home Of the pastor. Rev. W. NJ.
Story. 921 Sixteenth street. Thurs
day evening. After social greet
ings and a most >umptuous repast,
which the visitors provided. Paul Lo-
REM in very happy manner intro
duced three >peakerS-Wallace War
mock, :. y. Thomson and :. II. Mont
gomery. These three entertained the
company with brief talks. at the close
of which Mr.. Montgomery presented
Pastor Story with box Of money. as
an expression of good will and as
showing the appreciation 10y his peo-
pie of his services. y brief response
on behalf of the pastor gave evidence
of his appreciation Of their kindly
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Taylor and
family departed for their new home
i'm Peoria Thursday. Girl friends of
Miss Bernice Taylor entertained at
farewell party in her honor Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. y II. Puulson. of CISCO.
are the guests of DIR. V. q. Peterson.
Mrs. Puu~on j a sister of DR.. Peter
son.
Instead of the usual booths at the
Turner fair which opens in the hall
Feb. l and continues six days. the So
cicty will devote this feature of the
annual fair to Il fctc IF nations. In
stead of the usual fancy work and
other booths the idea j. to have each
represent a different nation and all
combine To he "a good aS trip
around the world. The Light Guard
band i to play every evening and
there will bc the usual amusements
which characterize this annual func-
ton.
Moline banks are up-to-datc. The
latest j. the marked effort they are
making TO attract women dePositors.
knowing fun well that this j. one of
the latest developments of the bust
ness. NJ the Peoples Savings bank
in the First National bank building a
handsome oval table and complement
Of chairs has been placed in the rO-
tunda properly inscribed a. "Women's
Department" At the Moline National