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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27
SlLViS.

Mrs. Henry Straycr is ill.,
Mrs. Ethel Wanlcss. who has been
i'll at the home of her mother. Mrs
Bessie Lewis. is rapidly improving.
Mrs. II. II. CowIes was 4 business
caller in Moline and Rock IslanI
Tuesday
Misses Emice and Matilda Eldrel
of South Rock Island were callers at
the home Of Mrs. Bessie Lewis Sun
day.
Paul Loose entertained a few in,i-
mate friends Monday evening at tho
home of James Shannon on Eleventh
street
Mrs. George Pencil was a caller i'll
the twin-cities Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Cowles who
make their home with Mi and Mr.
James Shannon on Eleventh street
have a charming new home on Four
teenth street.
Ora Pencil who has been visiting
his brother George Pencil on Elev-
enth street returned yesterday to his
home in JOslin.
&. ]. Smith who has been in the Da-
kotas for the past week on business
returned to his home on Thirteenth
street Sunday.
Mrs. Geisenhagen spent Monday il
Rock Island
The Ladies' Aid society of the Silvis
Baptist church will give a calande"
sociable next Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. T. j. Rumsey on Fouc-
teenth street. A special feature of the
evenings entertainment will be eacn
members account of how she earned a
| dollar pledged to the society in the
spring. Lemonade and cake will b.
served.
Mrs. A. b. Cox entertained the
members of the w. C. T. u. at heI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27

home Tuesday afternoon. Miss EphI
Marshall Of Abingdon state auditor fIc
the society was present ana gave -
very pleasing talk on The work dore
by the organization. The officers elect
ed were: President. Ms. Dick Be.
vice president, Mrs. z. NJ. Scott; sec
rotary. Mrs. H. w. Hill; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Lloyd; treasurer, Mr..
\. y. Cox. About fifteen ladies were
present The ladies decided to meet
Tuesday. July with their presiden,
Mrs. Dick Bell. at her nome on Elev-
enth street.
Mrs. Rumsey and daughter Of Chi
cago are visiting at the home of T. J.
Rumsey on Fourteenth street
Mrs. Frank FieisChmaan who hos
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27
TIMBER.

Ira Roberts of Rock Island spent
from Friday till Monday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Roberts.
Charles Roberts and family and Mr.
and Mrs George LathrOpc of Nebraska
spent Wednesday at d. l. Parmenter'F
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lathrope lef
Monday afternoon for Iowa TO visit
their sister. after few weeks here
among relatives.
W. f. Parmenter returned home Mon
day evening from Il few DAYS stay wit.
his son Ray of Gilman. Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27

k-SchiIlinger-At high noon yes
terday the roth Of Miss ReboCca Schil-
linger. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
Schillinger. and Albert /. Clark OF Free.
port was plighted. Or. F. H. Burrell
.Of Christ Episcopal church was the Of
ficiating clergyman, and the full Epis-
copal service was used. The nuptials
We're only Witnessed by the immediate
relatives and took place at the brides
home. 49, Eighth street. The bridal
couple left for FreeporJ at $50 o'clock
and will be at home to their friends at
81 Lincoln avenue after Aug. l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27
DAVENPORT

Old Officer Resigns,-Police Officer
John Carney, the oldest member on the
force in length of service. has resigned
to take effect July l. Mr.. Gainey has
been actively identified with the police
force Of Davenport for nearly % wears.
Veterinarian Under Arrest.-A. G..
Feers, veterinary surgeon. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon on com.
plant of Adolph OFT. who charges him
with practicing without a license. The
case Will be heard before Magistrate
Roddewig Saturday morning.
Still in RiVer.-The body of William
Block of Davenport, who was drowned
Monday night by falling from a skin
into the river near Smiths island. has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27
MOLINE

Picnic Saturday, Members of the
Moline club are all hoping for clear
day Saturday. for they are having their
annual picnic at CampbelIs island thai
day.
Repairing Paving. - After many
months of dissatisfaction on the part
of property owners on Fourteenth
street. the Barber Asphalt company has
seen fit to repair the work of a few
years ago when the hill was paved with
asphalt. A few months after the paw
ing had been laid, holes appeared at
various places along the hill, and now
the street is in such condition that it
is almost dangerous to drive down the
street. Yesterday a force OF worBmen
employed by the paving company start
ed work to repair the street and put
it in first class condition again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27
MILAN.

one OF the pretlleSt weddings OF the
season took place Monday evening at
the Methodist parsonage when Miss
Madeline Knight Walters and Arthur
Lester Crisweu We're united III mar
riage. the brides father, Rev. c. II.
Walters, performing the ceremony.
The house was beautifully decorated in
he wedding colOrs, pink and white.
Vt s O'Clock the bridal party descended
he stairs to the strains of the wedding
march by Mr.. Wylie OF Rock Island.
The bride and groom. and maid Of hon
II. Miss Mae CTiswell. sister of the
groom. ana best man. William Walters.
passed beneath an arch of roses held in
lace by the bridesmaids. the Misses
hannah Fitzpatrick. Grace Weaver
;eva Bowman. Nellie Harris. Lulu
montgomery. and Mrs. George TrabOld
o the altar of palms and ferns. where
ne beautiful ring service was impress.
lively read by Rev. Mr.. Walters. At
er concentrations. a dainty lap supper
as served. The couple left ON a late
rain amid showers Of rice for Rock Is.
and. where the groom has furnished I
ONE at 1908 Observation-Disclosures
trcet. The bride is an accomplished
nd attractive young lady, who has
on many friends since coming here
rom the east several months ago. The
room is a son of Mr.. and Mrs J. r
riswell of this place, and was educa
ed and grew to manhood in Milan. He
now employed at Hartz &: Bahnsen'S
'hOlCsalC drughOuse. The brides gifts t
he maid of honor and bridesmaids wer,
old brooches set with broken pearls
he groom's gift to his best man was
scarf pin of the same design. TIL,
Dung couple have a host of friend.
Tho join in wishing them a happy an
Tosperous life.
Miss Rosie Marshall of Briar Bluff i!
i listing relatives in Milan.
Miss Elizabeth Whitsett returne.
'riday from a visit in Presumption.
Mrs. Silas Strickland and little sol
10Y returned Thursday from a TIVE
.eeks' visit in the east.
q. NJ. Baugh of Cambridge is visitin!
s .iends in Milan this week.
J. w. DOTman of Warner Station Wis
4 ed at the home of his son Byrd in Mi
B III the last Of the week.
h The Misses Montgomery of Rock Is
d md were Milan visitors Friday
4 Silas Strickland Jr., who is employ
n d in Kansas City, visited a few day
4 ,st week at the parental home il
4 Iilan.
B The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
n yterian church met at the home Q
n Irs Henry Cullen. Mr. Cullen's brotl
II from New York, who is an artist @
n ote, exhibited number of painting
Which were highly appreciated by a
resent. Refreshments were served b
Irs. Alex Medill and Mrs. Cullen.
Mrs. Byrd DOrman and little son eli
ord, and Mrs. Dorman's sister, Mis-
Josie Marshall, left Tuesday for visi
II h Brian Bluff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27
Held in Peoria Jail

Yankee Robinson, who was ares
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27

Obituary Record.-Dcath relieved the
prolonged sufferings of Peter Hollin
son. one of the highly respected and
well known Swedish residents of the
city. Tuesday night a. his home. Az
Ninth street. The cause of death was
creeping paralysis. AIr Hokinson was
born in Sweden June %. 1899, and set
lied in Moline in 1860, coming direct
from the old country. This city has
been his home ever since. The follow
ing children survive: Betty, John
Anna, August William Reuben. anC
Mrs. A. c. Anderson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27

not yet been recovered. 1t is stated
deceased leaves two brothers. one at
Taylor Falls, Wis, and the other in
Kansas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27

Goddard Steik.-Miss Dorothy Sick,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Stclk,
was married yesterday at II o'clock to
Jay /. Goddard of Davenport. The
ceremony was performed ct the First
Congregational parsonage by Rev. Paul
w. Brown Following breakfast and
good wishes Mr. and Mrs. Goddard de
parted on the 1:25 train for Denver
and other western points.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27

utCtdStu leaves Two DTOiilGTS, one al
Taylor Falls, Wis, and the other in
Kansas.
Sunday School Workers Meet-With
"a big chorus in charge of Charles II.
Gabriel, author of the GLORY Song"
leading the singing. and prominent
workers from all parts of the state and
speakers from all parts of the country
in attendance, the 42nd annual cOnven-
ton OF the Iowa Sabbath School asso-
citation opened in st. Johns Methodist
church yesterday afternoon. Greetings
from the state president and local work
ers were followed by a presentation Of
the primary work in Sunday schools by
Mrs. J. w. Barnes of Newark, y. J., and
Of the \ b. c. d. movement by And
rev Stephenson of Chicago. III. The
convention lasts through Friday. This
afternoon al 1870 a steamboat ride will
| interrupt the sessions.
Florists to Picnic. - The regular
monthly meeting of the Tri-City Flor
| lists association was held Tuesday ev-
ening at the home of Ewoldt Brothers
| on the Cemetery road. Nearly every
member of the association was present
! and most Of the evening was devoted
| to a social time The committee in
charge Of the annual picnic reported.
The event will he held July II at Blaci,
! Hawk Watch Tower and a program OF
sports and other amusements will be
carried out \ baseball game will be
the feature with the men. The com
mittee in charge consists of Emil
Boehm of Davenport, and John STACK
and Henry Gaetnje of Rock Island and
Moline.
Obituary Record.-WOrd has beer
received of the death in Manning
Iowa. of Albert Puck. Il native and for
mer resident of Scott county. Mr.. PucF
was born here April 20. 1863. and at
Il tended school in Davenport for some
years In 1891 he was married to Mis-:
Carrie Stoltenberg, and, with her, NOV
ed to a farm one mile north of Man
ming. which he worked until four years
ago, at which time he became cashier
Of the German Savings bank of Man
ming.
From Cedar Rapids comes the new:
Of the death of Mrs. Joseph f. Nor
Combe, wife of a former Davenporter
who. as historian of the Iowa gran,
lodge. is known throughout the state
Mrs. Morcombe died Tuesday evenin:
after an illness of several weeks from
tuberculosis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

ed at Hillsdale for Illegally selling H.
quor. waived examination in the fed
eral court at Peoria and was locked up
on inability TO furnish 5000 bail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27

Seek Waterworks.-The first step to-
ward the creation Of a city water sup
ply was taken by the East Moline city
council in special meeting Tuesday ev-
ening, when the appropriation ordin-
ance for the coming year was passed.
The budget was made to include $1,000
to be expended toward providing city
waterwOTks. 1t was the idea of the
council i'll making this appropriation
that the preliminary steps toward this
end could be taken with an apprOpria-
| ton OF this size. 1t is probable that
during the year a site suitable for the
erection of a pumping station will be
purchased. \ committee was not ap
pointed to handle this fund. but it will
be used at the discretion of the entira
council.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-27

Hunting for Boy.-Dr Hanson Of
Silvis has asked the police to search
for his 19-year-old nephew. George Cri-
der. who has been absent from his
home two weeks. The boy has been re-
siding with the doctor. and TWO weeks
ago left homo and has not been heard
from since. His failure to return caus-
Cd some alarm and the aid Of the police
has been solicited. The boy is six feet
! tall.
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Prepare to Move Your Crop

With the object of doing away
$50 far as possible with the car
shortage, which caused SO much
trouble last fall, the Northern Pa
|ci6c is making big preparations for
handling this years crop and an
Immense fall business. and is adj
ding largely to its equipment.
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less than 1900 box cars, $50 pas
senger cars. $50 class T freight en-
have been added to the
equipment besides a number of
passenger engines of class Q. A
large part of the new rolling stock
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has played and won
several games and are
anxious to show what
they can do this after
o The Turtle
Lake boys are from
Missouri and have to
be shown. A liberal
purse has been Of
fered the winning
team and no end of
excitement is looked
for.
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BASE BALL
The Underwood, Garrison
and Turtle Lake Teams
Viii Play Today.

The ball game to be played this
afternoon will be of more than
usual interest to base ball enthusi.
asts. The Underwood players
have been winning all the games
this season and have yet to find
their equal. The Garrison team
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tionally we'll and a
little care and time
spent will never be
regretted. w a 8 h :.
burn is fast becom-
ing a city Of sub
stantial homes and
the houses that are
being put up now are
modern and co m :
modious in way
The trees add greatly
to the property and
the Washburn people
seem to realize it
o than ever this
year.
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lis being placed in North Dakota.
With this added equipment the
road hopes to be able to take care
Of the big fall trade and successful
|ly and promptly move any ordinary
crop.
Should N. D. have a bumper
crop, however said q prominent n.
|P. official in discussing the subject
sit would be impossible to provide
enough cars to- move all Of it as
soon as the farmers want it moved
which is Immediately after it is
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1870 Est
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OUR TREES
The Residence Portion Of
Washburn VIII Soon
Be a Park.

The present season promises to
be an unusually good one in this
city for the trees. Many of our
people have planted trees and
shrubbery and improved their
property in other ways. The trees
planted last year are doing excep-
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N'u1nqqseM'45v 'aa11na GA
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New R. R. Law
The new passenger
rate was put into eff

feet Monday. A clause in the N.
D. reduced rate law provides, that
all fares must end in multiples Of. 5
or 10. The new rates toa few i'm
portant places which will be of in
terest to the travelling public are:
From Fargo to jamestown $3.50.
to Dickinson 81. Is, to Lisbon
$l.4o, and to LaMogre 1920.
Read program Of the event q
the day on pages 8.
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Minot-Bisnarck.

Yesterday the last rail on the
500 line connecting Bismarck with
Minot via the Missouri valley and
D[ogden route was laid and il
about thirty days when the surfac-
ing has been completed regular
train service will be inaugurated.
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aberslanbe.


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nun AM" Iasts Serr Qbdm TsiiIer
gu Srdu gba MiiIIer, Der ebrennertbe
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gu ieiner gbebdlfte.
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Was meinit Ou9"
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dber urgemiit6lihen groben GarcelIz
2dmpe. beren gsbli4es 2idt cine
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aus, dIs oh Elm SdneuSua iiber bas
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: Raudfdbne binttrIaFen babe. 5rdu
gpa aber bereitete nit elmer abipeh=
renben 9eberoe btm ipinDiaen Sas
pannds9anbs Elm fdne[Ies Gnoe.
nMein Simmel, Ou bait bod am
nddIten SOnnabenb @Gfts. syd met.
ne. mir bdtten brei Do6en lana unz
iere Idmmtli9en undnaens hmen
iSreuHbe unb iHttmsn s5sin6e Reput
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