Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-28
MOLINE

| MOLINE II
Raise Price of Bakery Goods.-At 4 |
meeting of the boss bakers of Moline |
and Rock Island held in this city SaJ
urday night il was decided TO increase !
the wholesale price of bakery goods. !
This will not affect the retail price !
The increase of price in wholesale /:
goods is due To the advance OF prirs |
of raw material and the increased cost |
of labor. since the settlement of ;hc |
recent strike. The advance in price |
on bread will be ~ per cent and II
per cent on cakes and pastry. Ii W.
also agreed TO abolish the presel,
plan of exchanging wholesale goods. !
which when taken back by baker j.
a dead loss. The advance will take
effect June ,. giving the &rocers VINO
handle bakery goods an opportunity %
acquaint themselves with conditions
Heretofore abe drivers have placed the
goods in the cases. but in the future
the grocers will do their own buying AZ
| their own risk
Wanders 10 Hours.-Carl Clement
son. one of the oldest Swedish re,,-
dents of the city. spent a terrible day
and night Sunday. when he wandered
around without food or water for al
most Is hours He was found yes
terday at the Grinnell school by street
car men completely exhausted and ~
most unconscious He was brought -
the city on the inrerurban car ann
taken TO his home in the ambulance.
Mr. Clamentson has passed his 9ojh
year and resided with his niece. Mrs
Gust Schiepp. 22l5 Sixth avenue
Diphtheria Stamped Out.-Ten cases
of contagious disease in the city at tn
| present time. with diphtheria stamped
out. is shown IN the health report of
DR.. 4. II. Arp. The last two cases ii
diphtheria were pronounced cured dUr-
ing last week and quarantine was re
moved.
Woman Falls Il Feet-Iennie Pc
erson. residing with Mrs. Chris,in"
Peal. SIG Sixteenth street. fell.14 feer
from an upstairs porch TO the alley be
low about 6:15 Saturday evening and
escaped serious injury. She was
standing on the porch leaning agdiu~t
the railing when il broke and she lost
her balance, being precipirated to the
ground
Obituary Record. - Hannah Ellen
Lewis. wife OF John Lewis. died at her
home in South Moline Saturday of pneH
monia. She was born June II. 1869
audl was 80 years, 4 / months and /
days old She was married March ]
1883. She leaves her husband. 1ohr
Lewis. and four children. Mrs. Annie
= lBelowske of Carbon Cliff and Tyler
. Ethel and John. at home her aged par
/, Ients. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Haner
who made their home with her: twt
/ brothers and two sisters. John f. Nor
lison of Siivis. William T. Haner @
Il South Moline, Mrs. Charles Frary o
Denver. and Mrs. William Miller u
Hampton township.
Deaths hand descended upon tn
home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Ander
son. 13l71a Eleventh street, claimin:
the life of their son. Carl Arthur AndeI
: son. just as he was entering upon TIL
= Threshold of manhood. \ lingerint
= illness with complications caused hi
Il demise Sunday afternoon at 1 o'cloci
at the family home. He was 20 year
% of age.
!; August Larson died AT his home yes
terday afternoon at |: 30 O'Clock of pa
iaiysis. Deceased suffered a stroke min
7. years ago and never entirely recovered
Friday the second stroke came. an
y this proved fatal. He was born in Sw@
den Dec. / 1876, and came to Americ
3 May %. 1869. settling in New Yor
City. where he remained 10 years. the
coming to Moline He leaves his widoN
and four children. Hilda H.. Carl Oscar
. Gust William. and Mrs. \. J. Carlson
all at home except Mrs. Carlson.
Z Reduction on Dental. Work.
Il During the next 80 days DR. WatrO'