Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-19
MEMORIAL
Day Observed by Rock Island
UcaI and EudoFa Rebs kah
Lodges.
CEREMONIES AT CEMETERY
Address Delivered by Rev. J. 3. Rutter
of Spencer Memorial Church
List of Dead.

Odd Fellows memorial day was OBJ
served in Rock Island yesterday by the
members of Rock Island lodge. No Is.
| Teal lodge. No. COS, and Eudora Re
bekah lodge. No. IS, the exercises of
the day including the decoration of
the graves of deceased members at
Chippiannock cemetery in the morn
ing. and a memorial program in the
afternoon at the cemetery.
The afternoon program included ap
propriate songs, prayers reading of the
roll of deceased members of the three
lodges and addresses. The eulogy
was delivered by the chaplain, the
| principal address of the day being
given by Rev. J. B. Rutter. pastor of
the Spencer Memorial Methodist
church. Mr.. Rutter. in his address.
spoke of the eminent fitness of the
place for the holding of such a me
| mortal. holding that only when we
leave the noise and hurry of the citys
7 life, and visit the city of the dead, are
we moved to the deeper thoughts, and
realize the reality of life and the GER
tainty of eternity. The speaker en-
larged on this idea. and suggested that
ii is beneficial for people to occasion;
ally give themselves to such a service
as the memorial at the cemetery. He
illustrated with the story of Moses and
the burning bush. He drew the lesson
of the requirement of devotion to God,
and TO ones fellow men. He spoke of
the order of Odd Fellows as upholding
and exemplifying these principles of
right liNinp
story of the good Samaritan from the
bible. He concluded his address with
few remarks dwelling on the posi-
bilities of this life and the effect on
the life to come.
Music was furnished by quartet
under the direction of Prof. f. L. Phil
brook
The roll of the dead of the three
lodges is as follows:
EudOra Rebekah Lodge No. 81
Mrs. c. b. Stoddard. Mrs. Jennie
Peck. Mrs. Angelina Hardin. Lena Bar.
ton, William Reading, James Hardin,
Mrs. Mary f. Iglehart, J. w. Herbert
Rock Island Lodge No. rs.
Hans Einfeldt, John Dietz. d. Gala
han. George Schneider, Marcus Det.
jens, Peter Stick, G. S Newberry.
William KaIe. A. +. Cutter, Cyrus
Churchill, William Ecker. Liba Col
burn, 4. Christopher. James Shields.
f. Zeis. William Rinck. S r. Miller.
Gus Wilkins, NJ. Koch, c. F. Whiffen,
T. w. Ransom. f. Krell. s. NJ. Coplin.
! George Raugh, ID. F. Kinney. Casper
Fielder, B. F. Gray Amos Block, II.
Burgower. J. Woilenhaupt, Phillip
Mitsch, d. Bowen, T. A. Johnson, Fer
dinand Davis, w. l.. Sweeney. Chris
SChocker. A. Nesber c. b. Knox. John
Froboes. J. Lothringer, William A,
Johnson, William Bell. John Schitzer.
Jacob Ohlweiler. Charles Arnold. II.
Buntenback, ]. p. Stroehle. John Har-
yer. ID. Harver. P Nilsson. A. Nilsson,
George Dunnau. P Gottsmann. James
Harding. Robert II. Andrews, r. c.
Sweetland, J. r. Huber. II. Erbs. S. b.
Stoddard. w II. TTenkenschuh,
Charles Engel. Edgar o. Valentine,
George Hill. Clemens Young, Francis
Papp. owen FuIiham, w. II. Todd.
Isaac Heinsfurter, E. c. Stafford,
Frank Fitzpatrick, George w. Aster,
W. l.. Sweeney. David Halves, James
Dixon
Teal Lodge No. COS.
Swan Youngren. W H. Barber. ]. e.
Gansert, c. w Herbert, Thomas Nc
! Taggett. ]. w. Herbert