Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-09
MOLINE
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dent George Allsbrow of the village
board of WATERFOWL has refused to
sign the saloon license ordinance
which was adopted by the board last
Tuesday night When it was present
ed to him to be signed Saturday night
he announced that he had lawyer at
work drafting another ordinance 1t
is now up to the village trustees to
PASS over Allsbrow's prospective veto
the ordinance which they drafted. or
to fall in with the dictates of their
president who went ahead and made
ali arrangements for saloon before
the question of licensing saloons had
been officially considered by the board
! Found Another Man in Home.-'rf
I had known that Emiel ImmesOete
was calling on my wife before. |
would have taken a Ratchet and fin
iShed them BOTH" was the statement
made by Gust DeLavere yesterday at
the police station. He had sworn out
a warrant for Immesoeta charging him
with disorderly conduct who paid
i fine of S3205 after having plead gull
ty. Some time ago Delaware left his
home on South Fifth street for Wis
consin in quest of work. After spend
ing two weeks there in search of work
he returned Unexpectedly to his home
about midnight. He went in unherald-
ed and there found Immesoete peace
fully sleeping in his room. A lively
scene followed in which the intruder
escaped without his clothing, making
bis way home to his boarding house,
, a distance of almost mile, clad but
thinly. The irate husband drove his
wife from the home and swore out
the warrant against Immesoete
Acts as Employment Agent
George Panogoleas of Burlington was
on trial nearly all of yesterday on a
charge of operating an employment
agency in the city without a license.
Mike Dallas was instrumental in
having the Iowa Greek taken into
custody. Some time ago Panagoleas
came here and went to East Moline
where he secured $35 from seven
Greeks, promising to get them work
lin Burlington. They went to Burling
ton but did not get jobs and returned
tc East Moline. When Panagoleas
came back here TO get the Greeks a
Job" he was arrested. 1t was thought
for time that the charge would be
changed and charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses .e pre-
: ferred against Panagoleas, but the
2 men who were swindled were anxious
Ito get their money back, so with a
: promise to pay the, costs of the case
. Land return. the money the man was
| set free. He said that he had $50 men
in Burlington whom he had secured
employment for and that each one
, paid him from 81 to 81 each month
so he lives easy while they work.
Obituary Record.-FIorence E. Hoes
Ii, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
> Hoesli of East Moline, died Sunday
\ morning at the home of tuberculosis
The sufferer was born April 8, 1896
and has been ailing for seven years
The funeral was held today at 9:3C
;, at the home and the remains were
taken to Galva for interment, the ole
home of Mrs. Hoesli.
Mrs. Gertrude Bell Hall. wife of F
: C. Hall, freight agent for the Rock Is
, land railway in Moline, passed away
. at the city hospital early Sunday
o morning as the result of heart disease
. and the obstruction of the gall duct
Friday the physicians found it neces
= sary to operate on her. Gertrude
!, johnson was the daughter of Mr.. ant
:, Mrs James Johnson and was born a
. Grinnell, Iowa, Oct. &c, 1869. She wa
married to Mr.. Hall Nov 20, 1890, ant
!. in 1883 united with the Congregations
- church. She leaves besides her hus
band, her mother. Mrs. Laura A. John
e son, living in Moline at 9O9 Sixteenth
street, and two brothers and one siste
- who are w. A. Johnson of Moline
=, A. l.. Johnson, her twin brother, Twin;
at Joliet, and Mrs. James Mahoney o
Gregory, S. d.