Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-12
MOLINE

bitten by Dog; Has Scarlet Fever
Little Dorothy Stockman, who was |
so badly bitten by dog last week, is
now afflicted with scarlet fever and IS |
quarantined with her mother at the |
Stockman home, while a neighbor is
caring for the other children of the
family. When Dorothy was attacked,
the other children of the Stockman
family were just recovering from
chickenpox, and when Dorothy was
taken ill, it was thought that her dis
ease was the same, but early in the
week the physician diagnosed the case
as scarlet fever. She is getting along
as comfortably as could be expected,
and while the wound in her arm is not
healed, it promises to do SO shortly
Wy,and in Meet.-Guido Wylamd,
Moline's star athlete, departed yester-
day for Chicago. where he will CON-
pete in Alonzo Stages big inter-
scholastic meet on Marshall field 10
day. The Moline boy was unaccom-
panied. He is entered in two events
only, the 100 yard dash and the shot
l
Wyland expects to make a better
showing than if he took part in three
or four. There are about 20 entries
i'm the 100 yard dash and there is one
fellow whose scalp Wyland desires TO
Iget-Martin of Oak Park, who tied the
local boy at the state meet in Urbana
Wyland should get place in the shot
put.
Club Picnic June 26.-The annua.
Moline club family picnic will take
lplace Saturday afternoon and evening
June &c, on Campbel's island. Like
levery year, this will be one of the
popular events, the club members tuII
ing out with their families and lady
friends in great numbers.
/ Boys Toe Cut Off.-The 7-year-old
son-in-law of Arthur McMahill living
at $40 Twelfth avenue, met with a
peculiar accident Thursday when he
lost his little toe. The child had lifted
, the cellar door and then dropped It
The weight of the door cut the toe ds
/ |
i. knife.
nes-Eastman.-One of the pref
, tiest June weddings took place Thurs
r day evening at the home of Mr.. and
, Mrs. w. F. Eastman at the Spaldins
: flats. when their youngest daughter
> Miss Edna May Eastman, became thu
of ri Of
, Louis. The couple took their nuptia
: vows standing before a huge bank !
h palms. ferns and flowers in the parlor.
p of the Eastman apartments. Rev. :
+ A. Lincoln of the First Congregations
G church performed the ceremony. MI
and Mrs. Hearnes departed at 10: g
c and although they did not tell whe"
t they were going. it it thought the
Il were bound for St Paul
y Obituary Record.-Word has reache
6 here of the death of Miss Anna Trun
O BILE, a former resident of this city
q who died in South Omaha, where sh
6 had been since last winter in the hop
4 that her health would be benefited
Miss Trumble left Moline with he
parents IS or 90 years ago. She las
visited here II years ago. Her fathe
- Thomas Trumble, was in business her
= with Martin Schillinger Mr.. Trumbl
=. died out west some time ago and hi
remains were. brought here and al
buried in Riverside. Miss Jenn
. Trumble. her sister, is also buried i
~ Riverside
Theckla. Gertrude Frederickse
daughter of Mrs Margaret Frederick
sen of 140S Fourteenth street, die
IF yesterday of heart trouble She VIZ
lie born in Moline Feb G. 1894, and hs
n lived in the city all her life She w;
IN educated in the public schools whei
IN she had studied until last Easter. If
eS deceased was confirmed member
IT. the Grace Lutheran church of Rock
HI In RI