Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-28
MOLINE

Lost Son in Chicago. w. Filings
worth has received word that his son
Harry Ellingsworth, who mysteriously
disappeared from home two weeks ago
is now in Blue Island. where he is Wis
iting his grandmother. The lad diSap
peared with companion. Clariel De
Vale. and they went to Des Moines,
whence they proceeded toward Chica-
go. and young Ellingsworth found a
haven at the home of his grandmother
He has gotten his fill of travelling and
will return TO his parents. greatly re-
lieving them of worry. He will be-
brought home by his uncle
Industrial Fair in February.-At the
meeting of the Industrial Home asso
citation Monday evening. ii was deter
mined TO hold the annual fair COM
mencing the first Saturday of February
of next year and continuing it until the
following Saturday.
No Decision on lncinerator.-MOn
day evening the city council met to go
over the plans and specifications of
the various bids presented for the pro
orator. No decision was made as to
which plant will be accepted.
Junk Thieves at Work. T. Brown
ing has had two vacant houses robbed
within the course of a week of gas fix
lures. lead pipe and plumbing para
phernalia. The latest theft occurred
Monday night at a house at 322 Third
avenue. which had been vacant about
two weeks. Several boys with a COW
cred wagon were seen in the vicinity
of the house after dusk and it is be |
lieved that they pilfered the house. |
The other house that suffered a like
fate is on Nineteenth street. No clue
as to who are the thieves has been
found
Saloons Reopened.-Two saloon Ii |
censes have been issued by City Clerk |
c. G.. Carlson and as result both the
Interurban saloon and My Brothers |
Place" are again open to the drinking |
public. AXel Lundeen. formerly of the
firm of Lundeen & Nelson. grocers. has
taken the license for the Interurban |
saloon, and E. Martin Johnson is the |
new proprietor of MY Brothers |
Place.
Autos to Show.-Moline will be well |
represented at the automobile show
which opens in New York city next
week. The exhibition will be given in
the Grand Central palace, corner of
Forty-third street and Lexington av
nnorn- o,.ly
expressed three of it's auto
mobiles east Monday evening via the
and the East Moline Auto
mobile company has already sent the
same number to be exhibited at the
eastern show The East Moline Auto
mobile company will be represented
at the exhibition by w. H. Wander
WORT. g. H. Vandervoort and E. w.
Nicholson. This company sent three
cars, consisting of a model CA touring
car, 35-horse power, complete with
top which will sell for $4,000 The
second was runabout, model &C." 20
horse power. four cylinders. price ST.
300; and the third was a demonstrator
model s. 24-horse power. and which
will sell for $4,000 The Deere Clark
Motor Car company will be represent
ed at the auto show by w. E. Clark
and H. T. Wheelock. who will display
he local machines to the best advaH-
age. They took with them three cars
wo touring cars of 25-horse power
each and one runabout or demonstration
IF the same number of horse power
rhe touring cars sell for 81, 500.
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Dies at Geneseo.-Mrs Ellen Wood
mother of George w. Wood and Beder
Wood of this city, passed away at her
home in Geneseo Monday evening at
'clocl0 from heart failure and from
incident to old age She
lad been i'll for long time and death
vas not unexpected. She had resided
n Geneseo many years and was well
,nown there as we'll as in this city. 9
1t rarely fails to cure rheumatism
because it supplies the blood with the ,
Necessary substance to absorb the poi
on of rheumatism-uric acid That is
What HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea