Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-08

n. o. O. F.; Trio lodge No 81, A. F.
and A. M, and the local painters
union.
| He is survived by three children,
Susanna, Henry and Esther, all of
West Plains, Mo- The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the German Methodist church,
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
and the services will be in charge of
the Odd Fellows. Burial will take
place at Chippiannock cemetery.
+, Mrs. Truman ). ElIinwoOd.
Mrs. Truman J. Ellinwood, wife IF
Alderman Ellinwood of the Seventh
ward, died yesterday afternoon at her
home, 821. Forty-second street, after
an illness lasting about two weeks.
Mrs. EllinwoOd, whose maiden name
was Miss Evangeline L. Bailey, was
born in Geneseo, Nov IS. 1874 She
made her home there with the excep-
ton of few years, until her mar
riage 10 Mr.. Ellinwood, which took
place June 10. 1903. For several years
tprevious to that she mad taught in the
public schools at Cambridge, H., and
at the high school in Moline. She was
a woman of beautiful traits of charac-
ter, and her husband and relatives
have the sympathy of the whole COM
munity. &ssGt
| She is survived by her husband,
three children, William. Beatrice and
| n inf ~ oil
ents and two sisters living in Gen
eseo. The funeral will be held from
the home Wednesday afternoon, and
will be in charge of the Order of the
Eastern Star lodge of Moline, Of
which Mrs. Ellinwood was a member.
Rev. F. E. Shut of the Spencer Memoir
ial church will conduct the services.
Burial will take place at Chippiannock
cemetery.
| Mrs. Harrietta Vandeburgh.
Mrs. Harrietta Vandeburgh of Cor.
dova who has spent the last week and
a half with her niece, Mrs. Frank Case,
GA Second avenue of this city, died
yesterday morning at o'clock after
a very short illness, death resulting
from the infirmities of age. Mrs. Van
deburgh, who was SO years old, was
born in New York and had resided in
so years. She is survived by two sons
Elder of this city, and Edward, who is
in the state of Washington, and three
daughters, Mrs. Sarah Baker of thi:
city, Mrs. Maria Sells of ST. Louis, and
Mrs Hannah Ringer of Ottawa. The
Iafternoon and burial will take place
There
stowe Children Die.
Ruth Marion and Verona Elizabeth
twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Free
B. Stowe, GIT Ninth avenue, died with
, in a few hours of each other early thi'
morning from the effects of pneumo
: MIA and bronchitis, from which the.
| had suffered for several days. The lit
, tie ones were but six weeks DID, Thei
parents and little brother FRANKLIN
, survive. them. The funeral will b
/ held from the home Wednesday morn
ling at 10 O'Clock, the services being il
. charge of Rev. R. S. Haney of Nc
line. Burial will take place at Chip
t piannock cemetery.
Charles LARSON.
| Charles Larson, 430 Forty-secon
. street, died at 500 yesterday mornin
t at st. Anthony's hospital, where h
!, had been confined several days wit
lung trouble. Mr.. Larson was 40 year
old and was born in Sweden. He ha
been in this country since 1891. II
is survived by his wife and four son
and three daughters, all of this cit!
1.-The funeral will be held tomorro'
morning at 10 o'clock from the HON,
Rev. E. K. Jonson will conduct tn
services. Burial will take place {
Chippiannock cemetery.
Daniel Foster.
Daniel Foster, one of the prominer
residents of Foster, passed away Sa
urday at midnight at the Mercy hosp
tai at Muscatine, where he submitte
Ito an operation last week for the r
moval of an abcess. Mr. Foster we
q Iabout so years old, and had resided
the lower end of the county practical
; all his life. He is survived by his vii
: and four children.
Funeral of Mrs. Kramer.
g The funeral of Mrs. George F. Kr
mer, 536 Fifteenth street, was he
= yesterday afternoon, impressive ser
ices being held at the Masonic tempt
in charge of the members of Rock
land chapter of the Order of the Eas
ern Star, of which Mrs. Kramer W;
a charter member. Rev. r. B. w
liams, pastor of the First Method
church. offered the prayer, and gave
brief address in which he paid
lting tribute to the fine character
Mrs. Kramer. The ritual flower SCI
lice of the Eastern Star was conduct,
by the officers, the colors of the st
points-blue,< yellow, white, green al
, red = being used. and the sprays
flowers being placed on the casket