Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-02
IL. MOORE DEAD
Former Resident of Rock Island
Expires Yesterday at
Kansas City.
IS VICTIM OF BR1GHTs DISEASE
Funeral ,of Mrs. Emma II. barrow
Takes Place This Morning
Other Obituary.

GiIpin Moore. of this city. died Of
Bright's disease yesterday at Kansas
City. Mo. Of which place he had been
a resident since removing from Rock
Island IS years ago.
Mr.. Moore was born ana passed the
greater part of his life here. Since
locating al Kansas City he had been
identified with the western branches
of Deere Il Go. and kingman y Co..
the agricultural dealers. serving as
travelling salesman. branch manager.
and in other capacities.
Mir. Moore WAS born July II. 1856.
He is survived by his wife and three
children. Leonard, Gilpin, .Ir.. and Ma
bel Moore. besides two sisters. Mrs.
W. H. Martin. Of Davenport, and Mrs.
w II. Spear. of Chicago, and broth
er. Charles Moore, of Japan. Mrs.
Martin was with her brother when
death came. Burial will be at Kansas
City.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Shuler.
The remains of Mrs. Anna Maria
Shuler. an cid resident of this Nicin-
itv. were Inferred at Rapids City this
morning. Mrs. Shuler died Thursday
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. =.
w. GiIchriSt. in Davenport. aged -
She had been i'll a month with heart
trouble. Deceased was Il native of
Howenstein. Germany. and was born
Feb. :. 1927. She came to this cuun-
try with her parents when Il little
girl. and i'm 1875 was married in this
city to David Shulcr. He died during
the civil war. For more than 80 wears
Mrs Shuler made her home at Rapids
City, and for the past two years had
been spending the Winters with her
daughter in Davenport. Four children
survive. one. Mrs. James Fairlic. hav-
ing died rs years ago 1t GiIchrist,
H. The other children are: Mrs. j.
W. GilchriSt: Mrs. John Ramsey. Of
O>kaloosa: John Shuler. of RunnellS..
iowa. and Charles Shuler. Davenport.
Funeral of MIRA. barrow.
Rev. William Torrance. pastor of
Central Presbyterian church. at 10
o'clock this morning conducted serv-
ices over the remains Cf Mrs. Emma
=. barrow at the home of her sister.
Mrs.. G. VI. Loosely. 1O3 Twenty-second
NiI'tl I i4C i't4N' vas iliiON WIN f>'i
rowing friends. while there were pres
eut a number Of relatives from other
cities. There were many beautiful
floral designs. \ quartet composed of
Mrs. Paul Hamilton. Mrs. Il. u. Scott.
Gel. James LuSk and Dr.. y. II. Nc
CaudIeSs rendered impressively the
hymns asleep i'm Jesus" and Come
Unto Me" lnterment was in Chippi-
anncck. IL. +. Brown. ID. {. Thomas.
Fred and George Loosely. Will Stew
art and Edwin Lands Scrvin" a. pail
bearers.
Mrs. IonorS Leonard.
Mrs. Honura Leonard died AT >
O'Clock this morning at her home. go
Twenty-secCni street. If drupsy and
complications. Mrs. Leonard had been
aiIing for the past year. and had been
confined to her bed since September.
Deceased was born in County LINER
lex. Ireland. and was - wears old. At
ter coming to this country she took
up residence in Rock island i'm 1866.
and had lived ON TWeutN-second street
since that time. Mrs. Leonard j. sur
yived by one daughter. Mrs. Hannah
Bollman. and two brothers. Michael
Kane, OF this city. and Timothy Kane.
.Cf Cambridge. The funeral will he
held from Sacred Heart church at 10
O'Clock Monday morning.
Carl Hinrichsen.
Carl Iiinrichsen. aged % years. died
Thursday afternoon at the residence
Of Henry Nelson. in IIillsdaIe Drup~N
was the cause of his death lie was
unmarried. Two brothers survive:
William and John Hinrichsen. both Of
Rock Island The body arrived here
this morning, and the funeral will bc
held at > O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
from the home of William Hinrich~cu.
1917 Ninth avenue.
Miss johnson Laid at Rest.
Funeral services for Miss Leila +.
Johnson were conducted by Rev. II.
w Reed at > o'clock this afternoon at
the First BAPTIST church. Intermcnt
was at Chippiannuck. the paIlbearers
being Fred Kahlkc. Forest Don. Har-
ry HuntnOn. Ben Drif1il. Eugene Mat
tison and Fred Lundquist.