Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-22
DAVENPORT DOTS.

Can't Agree With Stepsons.- Be-
cause his stepsons beat and strike
him, George M. Good has asked a d.
vorce from his wife. Ella NJ. Good,
whom he charges with cruel and inhu-
man treatment In his petition, Mr..
Good says that he and Mrs. Good were
married July 10, 1904 There are no
children as result of this marriage.
However, there are two, stepsons and
these figure prominently in the action.
| Mr.. Good charges his wife with cruel
and inhuman treatment, such as to en-
danger his life in that her sons by a
| former husband have cruelty beaten
him at various times in her presence.
He says that he is afraid to live at
home
New Company Formed.-Articles of
incorporation of the p. j. SIZZLING COM
pany have been filed with the county
recorder by Attorney Isaac Peters
berger The new company will en-
gage in the manufacture and sale of
sashes, doors and blinds, together with
kindred objects generally manufacture
business of this nature. The company
will be capitalized at $4,000 Its bus
mess will be managed by a board of
five directors. The first directors are
p. j. SIZZLING, II. P. Stelling, r. J.
Sizzling, Clara X. Stelling and Paula
f. Stelling The officers are as fol-
lows: President. F. ]. Sizzling; vice
president. II. P. Sizzling; secretary
and treasurer, r. j. Sizzling. This
company will succeed P. ]. SIZZLING e
Co, which has been conducting sash,
door and blind factory at 1915 West
Sixth street
women's Label League instaIls.-
The Women's Union Label league met
for its annual installation of officers
Friday afternoon in Union hall. The
Officers seated We're: President, Mrs.
HI. H. Simpson, of Davenport; vice
president, Mrs. P. J. Carlson, of Rock
Island; record keeper, Mrs. n. G. Nc
Coy, of Rock Island; financial secre-
tary. Mrs. W. Z. Armour, of Daven-
port; treasurer Mrs. z. B. Fisher, of
Davenport; sergeant-at-arms,M Mrs. w.
e. DeLatt, of Rock Island
Renews License.-Mayor Phillips
Saturday evening granted a permit to
Ben Raphael to reopen the Orpheon sa-
loon, which was closed Friday after
the license of the proprietor, Oscar
Raphael. had been revoked upon the
allegation that people were discovered
drinking in his place after the mid
night hour. Ben Raphael, to whom the
new permit was granted. is a brother
of Oscar Raphael, and has agreed to
be personally responsible for the flu
ture conduct and management of the
place.
Nordica to Come.-Frank Power. di-
rector of the Apollo club, Saturday
made an announcement that will be
received with great pleasure by Dav-
export musicians and music lovers 1t |
is to the effect that the club has en-
gagged the services of Nine. Nordica
for the May festival to be given on |
May and 4. Arrangements for Nine. |
Nordica's appearance here were COM
pleted with her manager, r. L. John |
son, Saturday According to the ar
rangement, the great singer will fur
nish the entire first evening program
on May 3. However. there will be an
opening chorus by the club
Obituary Record. - R. E. Lindsay
Saturday night received word of the
death at Mexico City. Mexico. of ]. r.
Blair Deceased was a son of Mrs W.
A. Blair, and brother of Capt W. A
Blair, Mrs. r. f. Lindsay and Mrs.
George S. Johnson.