Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-12

Whiteslde Comes to City.-A $l5,OOo
real estate deal has been made, where
by William Whiteside of Joslin ex
changes his farm, store building and
residence for the two Ida l.. Knight
residences on Seventh street and Sew.
enth avenue, formerly owned by ID. A.
Jones and w. A. Jones. Mr.. White
side is well known throughout the |
county.
Olson Haserty.-A pretty wedding
took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. E. Hagerty of 146O Twenty-ninth av-
enue Wednesday evening when their
daughter, Miss Hazel Hagerty, was
welded to William Olson, who lives
with his parents near COaltown. Rev.
d. S. Anderwartha Officiated and the
attendants were Miss Myrtle Brown
and j. Stevens. The bride is well
known in Moline, having lived here for
many years, and of late years has been
employed as relief operator at the Cen
trail Union telephone exchange.
Local Men in New Concern.-Definite
announcement is made in regard to the
new steel works to be operated in Chi
cago Heights in which J. H. Porter and
| S. S. Porter of Buffalo, n. V the for
| mer the husband of Gertrude Stephens
Porter are the principal men. The new
company already has temporary Offices
| in hn Nnctnrp MI h1,iI in Chi
cago, and indications, are that active
operations are soon to begin. Local
people are additionally interested in
these new works because these cities
are to furnish superintendent. ]. ].
Worker, superintendent of the Sylvan
Mills here, has resigned to take the
superintendency of this Inland COM
pany plant at Chicago Heights. Mr..
Workers resignation takes effect on
May /.
Molders Draw s2,4s7-Yesterday
was payday among the molders and a
check for $2,4S709 was received from
the International association. An al.
ditiOn $240 was also received for the
apprentices who went out when the
molders did
Suman PauIy- Henry Suman and
Miss Florence Pauly were married in
Davenport Wednesday afternoon at the
court house by the magistrate. The
bridegroom. who was born and raised
in South Moline, is son of Mr.. and
Mrs John Suman. Mr. and Mrs. Su
man will reside for the present with
the brides parents at ZIG Eighteenth
lstreet.
Two Tickets at East Moline.-Ar
rangements have been completed fol
the nomination of two tickets for the
, city election to take place in East Mo
line May II. Two parties have beer
> organized = the citizens and the PEG
pies. The citizens party will hold it.
caucus on Tuesday evening, April 16
and the peoples party on Friday, Apri
20. Both meetings will be at Athletic
= hall. In the citizens party DR.. G.
, Johnson is the strong candidate 70
: mayor. and there seems as yet to b,
no opposition to him. Another candi
date for the citizens party will proc
ably be T. E. Caverly, at present vi
lage clerk. for the Office of city clerk
+ Two candidates for city attorney ar
making a contest in the party. The
are w. G. Baker and A. B. Johnson.
Obituary Record.-Mrs. E. J. Evan
1 died at her home on Fifty-fourth stree
: yesterday after a short illness wit
u pneumonia. She was born in Anna
wan, ILL.,. March 1, 1851, and settled i
Moline four years ago She is survi'
led by her husband and adopted Sol
Charles, in Minnesota, her mother, on
brother and two sisters in Annawan
Mrs. Hannah Soderberg passed ava
- at the Watertown hospital Wednesda
. evening shortly before Z o'clock. deaf
~ being due to complications. She wa
born in Sweden April &c, 1871, an
when she came to America settled !
= Rockford. Later she went to Chicag
and then to Denver, where her hu
s band now resides. Besides him ST
leaves one brother, Ed Ward, of Fort
third street.