Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-27
MOLINE
Will Open WATERFOWL SchooI.-Gov

Will Open WATERFOWL Schooi.-Gov-
ernor Deneen is expected to visit Mo-
line Oct. 9. 1t is understood that in
cidental to his visit he will pay his an
inual visit to WATERFOWL hospital, which
| is in the nature of formal inspection.
Superintendent w. E. Taylor is plan
4 ming TO have the governor give an ad-
dress at the opening of the training
school of the hospital, which will be
] set for that time and as the training
| school in state institutions is largely
an outcome of the work of the state
civil service urged by Governor Deneen,
| his remarks will be of more than or
binary moment.
Will Have New Church.-So steady
has been the increase in population in
East Moline and so large has become
the assemblage of Roman Catholics
there that definite plans are being car
ried out for the establishment of a
complete and separate parish in the
suburb The Catholics of East Moline
have worshiped in the past at st.
Mary's church in this city, and they
represent a considerable portion of the
Moline congregation. A large area of
ground has been purchased by the do
cese of Peoria and work will begin i'm
mediately on the erection of a church
building. III addition all the adJuncts
| of a Catholic parish will be provided.
A parochial school will be started as
! soon as building for that purpose can
be erected.
Adding Another Story.-Work has be-
gun on an addition to the west wing of
the main building of the ID. NJ. Sechler
Carriage company. This wing is at
present but three stories high, and one
story will be added TO bring it flush
with the front of the remainder of the
building. The construction will be in
the same style as the present structure
and will entail an outlay of about So
500
Will Establish Site Here Julian
Morton, an employee of the treasury de-
partment. has been selected by the sec
rotary of the treasury TO visit Illinois
and select sites for public buildings at
various cities. including Moline. Mr..
Morton will leave Washington upon
his mission within a few days, but as to
when he will come TO look over the Mo-
line sites it is impossible TO say, al
though it will be some time before the
first of next year.
Less Support for Flower Show
Members of the civic department of the
oI,,h
ing at the library building Tuesday ev-
ening. Mrs. f. H. SIeight presided and
the reports of different committees were
heard covering the years work One
of the important features of this depart
ments efforts is the management of
the annual flower show. Mrs. Bennett
reported a greater interest this year
among the children in this show, but
that the public at large has seemed
less inclined to cooperate.
Dies in West.-A telegram received
by Contractor P. Fl. Lorenz of 2313
Sixth avenue brought the sad an
nouncement of the death of his broth
er. Louis c. Lorenz. at Redlands, Cal,
Tuesday. The young man was a resi-
dent or TINS city Tor several years prior
TO July, 1905. and was employed as Il
carpenter by his brother. A cold con-
tracted two years ago developed into
tuberculosis. and the progress of the |
disease was so marked that it was
deemed wisest to seek the benefit of a |
change in climate. The young man
spent some time in Oregon, New Mex
leo and Arizona, and some three months |
ago went to Redlands, Cal. His moth |
er and one brother were with him in |
Redlands when the end came. Beside |
Mr.. Lorenz of this city and his brother |
in Redlands, the young man is survived
by one brother in San Jose, Cal. and
one brother in Aurora, Ore. The re-
mains will be taken to Aurora, and will |
be inferred in the family lot at Candy, /
near Aurora.