Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-26
MOLINE


hubby, who had been enticed from his
hearth by another woman, and his an
gry spouse furnished scene on Fiji |
teenth street i'll front of Jericho's drug |
store that made the BOwery fight en-
acted by Blanche Walsh in The |
Straight Road" look like a Sunday |
school picnic. The street was lined |
with people having just witnessed the
parade of Swedish singers, and the hot |
words of the trio served to arrest the |
attention of many passersby. What
| they saw were two women pulling hair
and exchanging repartee that would
never do to pass across the dinner Ia
bic before the children.
Entrikin Not Responsible. - Princi-
pally to show that w. j. Entrillin had
no connection with the issuing of the
patent notes which J. w. War; issued
i'll any other way than as attorney, AT
tornCy G. w. Wood i'll behalf of the
holders of the patent notes which are
filed against the Moline Building &
| Loan association, took the deposition
of J. W. War; at the pCnitentiary at
Joliet yesterday. The examination was
limited to the identification of certain
tpapCrS, principally connected with the
affairs of the Home & Investment
agency which was conducted under the
name of War; & Entrikin. Mr. Wac
explained that this agency was organ
lied TO receive money from individ-
uals seeking investments and to invest
the same III real estate mortgages
which at first were deposited with the
treasurer of the Moline Building &
Loan association merely for safe keep
ling but that when John Williams was
elected treasurer about 1890 he dCclin-
ed to receive these mortgages, and
from that time they We're never kept
with the association. Mr.. War; said
that while the business was conducted
in the name of War; & Entrikin, Mr..
Entrikin had no connection with 1t
save as an attorney to examine the alb
stracts of title and prepare the mort
cages which were taken in the name
of War; & Entrikin.
Named Factory nspector.-GOvernOl
Deneen has appointed r. W. Hamilton
of Moline deputy factory inspector.
Lose Much by Fire.-Word has jus
been received here of misfortune b.
fire which bcfcll Mr.. and Mrs. HERNIA!
! | Wahlstrand, former Moline residents
at Lchr, y. d., Friday of last week
| Mr.. Wahlstrand was formerly patrU
driver in the fire department. Will
Mr.. and Mrs. WahlStrand were in tow
their farm residence was completed
destroyed by fire and everything wa
destroyed. The fire was started b
their baby Florence, who had bee
playing with matches.
III Water on In Fountain.-Water wa
Wednesday evening turned into Tn
drinking fountain for man and beas
/ which was presented to the city by tn
| National Humane Alliance, and is Il
/ Gated at Seventh street and Fourt
| avenue.
III Carlson Swanson.-Rev. L. \. JOIN
| son officiated at a wedding Wednc
] day evening, in which the principal
| we're Carl David Carlson and Mis-
| Anna Henrietta Swanson. She is til
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Swal
| son. 1883 Eleventh avenue, and he til
son of Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Carlson
Ninth street.
iii Anderson Observation-Disclosures Ande
son and Miss Augusta Erickson
Galva were married at the parsonaG
OF the Swedish Methodist church We
IIInesday evening at o'clock, Rev. J.
Miller officiating.
Obituary Record. - Mrs. AlOise \
hien, aged 81. died yesterday after
/ lingering illness. at the family HON
iii 1902 Tenth street. She was born
III Belgium Nov. 20. 1872, and came
Moline in September. 1901. She leav'
| to mourn her husband and one chill
| Joseph, aged years. The funeral W
! he held tomorrow morning, with ser
| ices at o'clock at Sacred Hea
III church.