Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-15

Eight to Graduate.-This is the week
for graduation in colleges and Moline
| VIII be represented Eight sons and
daughters OF this city will have COM
pIeted their four years courses by the
end OF the week. The graduates are:
Perry Vessel, University of Iowa:
| Henry Bergert. University of Illinois;
| Edward Oldefest University of Hi
! nois; Edward Sanford. University of
| Illinois; Henrietta Sohrbeck. North
western; Luella Jones, Mount Vernon
| Iowa; Fannie X. Entrikin. Beloit: Mar
! jorie Allen, Smith college: Helen
Cumpson, formerly of this city but
now of Buffalo. y. Y. finished her
course at Vassar. High honor was the
lot of Perry H. Vessel when he grad
uated from the medical department of
the University of Iowa. He was at
once appointed as resident physician
in the university hospital, being one of
TWO from class of % graduates to
receive such distinction.
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Ready for Board of Education.-Jo-
seph Dale has completed taking the
school census of the East Moline dis |
T.
of school age living within the limits |
of the John Deere building and 121 for |
the Grenell building According to
these figures it is expected the number |
of teachers will have to be increased; |
last year seven teachers being en- |
plOyed which would make an average |
of 60 pupils for each teacher In addi- |
ton to taking the regular school cen
SuS Mr.. Dale took a regular census of |
the district and found there were 1889 |
people of all ages residing there, being
over 500 in excess of the number re-
quired by law TO organize a board of
for the management of the
schools. The board will report the
census as taken to the county superin-
tendent of school with the regular
school census and according to the
school laws that official will order that
the terms of all the present scnool di-
rectorS expire with the present year
and at the time for the regular school
election next March a board of educa-
ton, consisting of a president and six
members be elected who will at once
assume charge of the school affairs.
kopp-FIanigan. Frank Charles
Kopp of this city and Miss Kate J.
Flanagan of Davenport were happily
married yesterday at St. Mary's church
in Davenport The vows were cele
brated with nuptial high mass at S
o'clock and the Rev. Father Ryan
spoke the ceremony. A large circle OF
friends of the contracting parties were
present. Mr. and Mrs. Kopp departed
last evening for northern Iowa. where
they will spend few days visiting his
relatives. They expect to return TO
Moline to make their home, with his
mother at S27 F'ifteenth-and-three-
fourths streets. until fall. when they
will probably move out west.
Samuelson-Anderberg - pretty ;
nome wedding was solemnized yester- ,
Law afternoon at 2:30 when E. r. Sam
1eIson of Milwaukee, claimed as his
pride. Miss Alice Anderberg, at the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and
.Irs. Charles Anderberg of 15142 Sixth :
venue. The ceremony was performed
" DIR F. H. Burrell, pastor of Christ
CpiscopaI church, in the presence or
he immediate relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
;amuelson departed for Milwaukee
asst night. where they will make their
uture home.
Death of Charles r. long.-Charles
:. Long died at his home. 1917 Seventh