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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
Smi6itr11n 5fn(p.

len. Smioitrnp 5fole: Sobonnt
&lesner. &emmesbgi: Sine Nielien.
Ore: @elgu Se11ien. &arrebefstorp:
&ammerraa6 Ole Mnoerien. 2iIle
Neitbeo: 8anf6ogboloer s. g. Gar
len. S6enie: Direftpr 6. @erg.
Marb1l5: nbrmageribeno GborbaIo
ssenien. Olga @ipenien. giitrup i
See: Sora Gbriltenien. 5froltr11p::
Beoer Spen0len. &omorup: Sens
Ssenien. 2gjenfier: Mrel Mosmus=
len. @sbjerg: Slime 6reoslunb
Mpllersminbe, Mifop 5fpp: Gle
nora Beterie EN-. 8ogenie:: 5meoeme-
tier Beoer S%argenien. 5lemminge:
8inb. Greberifsberf: Sine
eSerien. Sreoerifsiunb: Detaillift
Sobanien. Mafifop: 5foma-
S. 6. &nnien. minge::
8olette 8e6erfen. EaIsgaar6: 8enM
&rusoiem Gbiite6: Sine tSanien-
Miels sgrenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
6nnhrrjyllanh.

Sagtem paa Be bjemlpie. Morten
5bomien, Mabenrua, mo6tog ser
|21. Sunni M l1opisningsor0re mei
3 Cages Iriit. @bis bon life eHer:
fom Or6ren, piloe ban blibe ibem1
en- @poe poo $50 Marf eller Ia
Cages Mrrelt.
st Sfmeipil prt be 1jemlpie
M%oroilespig er uofommen | Sam:
borg. 6orfatteren falber Jig s
g. Eeoerlen, men bans Dirfelige
I9iapm er ifplge r9am1eDirfe" lif=
fert ct anoet. iSormaalet meb bans
Sfue1pil er at ipreoe &ien0ifab til
6prboloene / 5gnoeripllonb.
@%ml0brpllup. st gummelt ol
berbigt sGgtepar, Sans 8rgnf oQ
@nltr11 / &ultrup, fejre0e SEN IA
SSl1ni 0ercs @ltl6hrplll1p. Sans
Safobien @r6nf ct fgot / &aitrl1t
ben 4. Mpril 1887 % bans @1l.
itru &aren 8rgnf, feot Berg,
8~renoltrup Sen 10. 0ecembe1
1884. sggteparret bar 4 8grn
iom alle er gifte % %boii66en6e +:
Merbe6en al oe gamle.
| Gjenbomsbanbel. 9onoboels
manb @relten Sbomien Gorpbon
Sells, bar iolet lin Soro, 4 @eftor
til @uar6ejer Sans @ongoaro fol
5000 Morf. Sus % Sope be
bol6er ban ielp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

@mil 8allloan. 8eiterbpiinge: Miels
@fpte. Nprrebp: &iebmano @ans
&nll6ien. @u16ltrup: Mne @anien.
&inge: Sens Senien. @inoebnf:
@aaroejer Sons 9ange. @trpbule-
ne: Mnna 2orie1r. Seliinge Sohe:
Meller SGrgen Nielien. @orlpie:
@ooil He0erien. &illergb: Oper-
refslagfgrer Slug. @aaicbou. @nlip=
lille: Sobnn @anjen. &ingiteb:
Sllie &anien. strands: Sine Sir
ltine &rule. D1terbp: nngforl 9bo-
mas &rut0ien. Moiebroo: 3eter
Safobien. 8orup: @erba Gubl.
Soils Marf: 9nrra Gbriitenien. ge-
iterifop: slniine Gbomien. &urup:
Meargretbe @e6erien. @gbierg:
Reni. Sfoleinipeftgr 81. 8. 9unqbo6.
SSerne: @riitim &ri1tenien. 2erpig:
Gle S6gsberg. @eile: Sienfrem-
mer Sens @eteriens Suitru. Morit5
9ammeper. Mglbong: @bba ggren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

|fe til. @oorbeier Mie1opien &il6e-
mart, Snmip. uGoftegaarb", Der CT
pao Is 1br. @artforn, bar ct Mreal
|af 151 Cor. 2u16.
9%pbsfalb. @au0elsgortner Sln=
manuel 9epp CT afgoaet peo 1pbs1'
paa en- &linif efter Ell Operation
for @linbtormsbetrl1bellc. Gen az
|npbc, ser FIN hlco 80 Nor galnmel,
hopbe %tinligcrc ct lturt Gortnert
poa Mprrebro, men tlptteoe bette
ierere til &angeOe, bpor ban ligele=
bes ifabte en- ltor Girfiombeo.
- 5lptsgortl1er slsger 56ren=
len pua 8ernitorff er 0po / Ell Ml-
Ser al finn 80 Mor, otter ct 3 Man=
neoers imertefnlbt @pgeleje. 5Dg=
6ommert bar en- @jerte= og Npreli=
belle.
Sen ofopoe 5lotsgortncr bopoe
gjort Ell limit &arriere: oprinoelig
Glep paa @oienbprg UNDER Slots=
gortner Hall10an. Strofs efer
Msltltent oa efter Ell Stl1oierejle til
Tronfrige fit fan l1noergortner=
plu6Iem, Ser 81 netop bar le6ig.
Gbriltian Sen .Mienoe fatteoe Snte<
resie for bom, ioet ban bite Jig |
Beiib6elie al ltor 9pgtiabeo, og oo
Ela6ien iom 5lotsgartner paa
8ernltorff bpor Song @briition Sen
@a1ng boeoe, hep le0ig, if 5eren=
fen Mninttelie iom laaoan / 81
Mors=Mlberen. San regteDe lit
&berp mes Gpgtigbeo og mango
bill mes 8eflogelie mo6tage Gffer-
retningen on, Bette triite 0doSfalo.
Sen afoeoe nar 5folelererlen fra
@ipifro / Spllan6.
- 6bb. 5meoemelter 6. $.
9itergaorb / @illerpo er 500, 81
Mur gammel. Ntergaaro bar Sc
tero11 fra 1864 % / ca. 80 Star
Me6lem at Notwithstanding
Sogneraao.
- 6bp. Hroprieter Sb. @G:.
Gettr,tp, &iober al Gannebrog, er
afgooet pes 9g6en pno &armarf
peo 8jerregrop, ca. 80 Mor gam=
mel. Sen ofbe6e bar Meoitifter al
sen jp61fe 9on6freoitfore1ing / 4i=
borg, og al Observation-Disclosures
eningen for Spllonb oa baboe be-
frp6t tlere Sillibsbpern giennen
mango Mar.
= 6bp. 5foleinlpeftbr 2ungbao,
gsbierg, er afgooet peb 9sben /
.SiIfeborg, SO Mor gn1nrne1.
- 0ireftgr / &re0itforeni11gen at
@rnnbejere / IDns Stift, Suitias~
roa6 6. 8erg, &iober al Ganne>
brog, Obenie, ct afgaaet beo Deoen
80 Mor gomn1e1.
- Tabrifant Fl. Mnoeri e1r, Yt=
Iegouroen, er afgaaet beo 2eoen ef<
ter lengere Eibs SpgOom. Sen
ofopoe por EN- ener9iif og meget az
bolot 6orretningsmano, ser mel
flor 9pgtigbeb bap0e breDet i'm 6or<
refining op til e11 al Sc iterite / lit
,Slaes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
Bphr / Danmturk.
6jb6enbabn.

gliiobetb Steenberg. Opporter
SSeniens @1ltr11 Motbiloe. Suffer.
busarb. Seren 8etericn. Game
frpooerine 6rf. Mgnes Gbriitenien
@usejer Sens @onien al @ifil6itr,,p
6allter. Tbp. Sperpolitibetjen1
Carl &eterien. 6bp. Sme6 @o6t.
borbt @anien. Senromo Senrt
Mdller (@arrp Miller). 5frno:
0ermeiter 2g11bergs gnfe &anren Mo:
rte. 2etmotros poa 9pif. Stu
borg" Garlo 2orie11. 2etmatru<
Saul Nasmu5ien. SIP. @ofapothc
fer S1af Gorp. Srsmono Morte11
lens @nfe &aren. Seon Senior
STR. l1%rtefre1nn1er Sens @osiing
Benl. 5totionsforltanoer Soba1
&1rncfel. 9lbanoler Setter Setter
ien. @rpg9er, aupt. 8jerres gnf(
Sofic. gnfe Eetrine N%bilipien
Gnfe Ane Nielie1l, Sne0fer Mre
Hman. 8ogbnl0er Sens 9ange
SIN. 2onomm1b l}eter @onlen. Gas
pprfsnrb. Sans Sdrgenie11. 6bp
8bfogeb / Mpnne @ol0en1or Obpo
rius. Stuff Cars @onien. Sppo
graf Oliens @ultru Mnbrea. Sbn
Mrbmo. pan @oln1en @aniens &ultr1
Mne. Observation-Disclosures Yrier1
goor6s @nfe 9ortbeo. 6hp. 6or
pogter @eter 6og. &ionofortefabri
fant @uns Nielie1,. Msiiitent Del
Statshnnerne Trf. Sofanne Yles
rer al Gbarlottenlllno. Ere6rejc1
6. 8. @briiteniens @11ltru Mnno
Sgfprbeoer Sans 5enrifien. @ogn
manb 9ars Neterien. @rosiere1
@e11rf G1ale1. Marineiolout pat
"Slfert 6iicber" @erntm Mnlm
berg. Jrf. Sophie alois. @lein
lmeo Sobonnes ssannicbe. Coos
ejer Soban @lu0. Susboloerif'
Glaltoine Croft. Gnfe Mnna Miel
len. gnfe gtlbelmine NDeboro
~ ~ F -
@igarmoger Carl 8rinfmara1. 6hb
Mrbejosmon6 Sboroalb !8gier. 6bn
! Sperife Sperine Nrpoerien. Tbu
@ager @obeIs &l1ltru Mnno. Gsfol
2orfen. &eitourater 8eterie1rs @11
tie @olborg. 6bb.. 8rmomnno Gar
@mfier. Mrbm6. &ilbeIm Mnoer
len. 9rbm6. Ole Sonien. @por
renter &eteriens 6ultru Sine go
pbie. 8ngeribeno Oleieng !@nltr1
gliiabeb. STU. @epermeiter sci
cbael &iricb. SIP. @ommertiem
GieIiens Sl1itru Brittle. Gnfe MboI
fine simonien. Gormarb Better.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

~ GjGitgiperltebet v8elleple'
peD Mabenraa CT al gjeren s. Sbr
blepet iolgt til 9eltpreren al g
Youliens @jGitgioergaarb g. Sol
len for berrpeo 10000 Mfarf. Sper
tagellcn tier, lloar &jpberen ia
faact &pl1ceslipn.
ltlpffen peS sfcrbef. Mao
meme poa DenL Ser Orl1flleoe
8rcoe Mo. er Gnfefr1l 0orotbet
8eDer Cen splter til SRI, 2pcfe
&gSoing) fra Sfrrbef; 6rimenig:
beosprpit Sdrgeniens niaorig'
Cater g6el ira Sferbef; 6rpfer
Morie Sprgenlen Cen &l1iine ii
Haitor SprgenienD fra 5ferbef
5refen Maren %oelen Gen Seltel
til @pmnoitiflGrerinoe Trefer
Maren 9oeien) ira Sfrrhrf; 1rp=
fen Motbieier Ii @1,iet bos Noito,
SSpraenien) fra @ploerl1p; 6rgfer
Marie ;6onien ira Sttcrsbel; &en=
tier Sons Iebbcrien. @onie11 ira
Gferbef (tiol. G%oaroejer / Mitrl1p).
(Gfter v6eimool".).
st tpif Slab ON ocm prpjitife
Golitif / Spnbcrmllamb. Set mel
fife 9lno uIelrtlcbe &olf5eitung"
/ @a11noper bringer CIV Mrtife( fra
fin Correspondent / NorbllespiQ
ON set rba1ife Seer fl1e", Set .pil
lige MorsmpOet / 9rooger. Ser
inocbol0er l16orog al 'Soreninger:
mes Marsberetningcr og ct fort &e=
ferot al &igSboaSmono 8. g
@anslens Sale, / Sproeles6ei
9lntningsor0e1e, at u&ompen hi
blipe fortiat meb gobt Moo, mei
ltiae1oe Sfferpilligbeo, n1eo pof
ien6e Smligt, n1eo Monosnrrbnrel
lie, meb &raft % = set er hi oper
bepilte ON - mco itine11oc @elo.'
3erefter ilutter Mrtifelen mel
fdlgenoe Orb:
v@nab bette @aoh pebrprer, hi.
Set nGppe hlipe ifllffet. Sc meo
bette Sal, ion1 fjcl1oetcgner Sc,
oanifc Organizations llopifling, ia
Ter ct tpoeliat Spro9. Migtigro'
fun for Sen, Ser forltoor set. 81
Dem berer SEN projiiife Megierinl
MI engang fife. Gen for Sc noro
llesbiglfe 0onife ior Ell itor Sci a:
toffe for oeres eStriosmoets foltt
Signing, oa Sen pil ogioo / Iren1
ttoen bioraae til p0erligerc at be:
T9lte Sc oanife Iorinorsperfer
Sen neite 9eiligbe0 bill rGienboms:
iifringsloben" bpbc bem, og onort
bill fplge. Mo9le lprer set ion
befjenot olbrig, andre enonu lene:
re-"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
,Gn &elitanelie ipr Apinber"

bor en- t%ofnemme1ig &pin6e falot
2pbio 6. Finfbom'S Segetdble
COMPOUND. 9enne 11btn1elie trent
fom peo lefs Mars ipere 2ibeller,
foroarloget peo en Spagbeo, Jon
er olminoelig blonot benbes &ien,
81 henDes SelbreD bleb fulblten-
gieloprettet peb 8rlrgen al bette
bergmte Mibbel for fpinbelige Spg=
BONNIE.
Gl1iinoer al tufnemmelige &pin
Ser bor boot be1r iamme Grf oring
og far itolet poa Bette prgpebe oo
birflomme Mib6el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
3ullan1.

3ullan6.
Sch Spejbrf nnr Silfeborg, pil
SeSo11rnulilt SSohonncs 8ecf, naat
Observation-Disclosures, pes Jreherifs Ell
mblo9t, ponbegbn6e rational Stem.
opl / ltor StI.
SON fnr nplig fidbt n @tlla=
grunb / Nerbe0en al v9uoptgs.
Init" iomt 1,ogle 9Dngbaffer, bbor
Ser tillige finoes fortrinligt Stems
bprlop i M9ngbe.
& iamntrfenbe ipbife 2anObo=
fore11i11ger for al 2anobr119sminiite =
riet faoet TIBET en- 8epilltng paa
5000 @roner, for bpilfet @elpf
6oreningens &oni11lent / &pegabl
Cars 6reoerifien, Marbus, 5pn al
Tolfetin9smanb, @giifolefor1tanoe1
s., fan foretoge Ell Stuoierejie til
Sc Torene6e Stnter og &ana6a,
&eilen Til }penbe oper 1 Mor.
sufrcb Mprtenien pil abiolut al
meb 2ipet. Mfreo M%ortenlen bor
/ Mrreiten / @reoltrup to @ange
fprlpgt at to9e 2ibet at Jig peo
6pngning. Ga ban bar lgnfet meo
&oonbjern, bor ban me6 Senoerne
repet lit 9ogen it'll og al Stumper=
ne 0onnet Jig Ell 2pffe. ga 9gng=
ningsforipget anOen @ong blep for
purret Dor Sire ta11te1 iaa n1e6ta=
act, at Ser maotte foretages long
nnrige Oplipningsforlpg, fer bar
otter fon, iii 8epioltbe0.
Mf1pret MinbesmGrfe. Haa 81
borg airfegaoro %ufilpreoes forleoer
al Moieiogens Genner Ell Mi1r0elter
for afopoe &it1nelter &abbef lom
Gof for bons Mrbeioe / MoieiagenS
Eienelte. @eoeielifabets 9irefter
&ommerberre 8ecb bol0t Nflgrings
tolcn o. opergap Oerefter. Minoes:
murfet. EFT bpj @ronitlten meb Sor
trrtrelief / 9ron,c, til SEN MfDp6es
6omilic. Mfbsbes Sen, can0
pborm. Robbef, @umnel, bragt'
poa 6omiliens &egne @inerne Ell
Eof.
&ongefnmilicns ieitlise Mnfomi
til NarGns. Song Gbriltians ol
Gron1ing Mleronorines Mnfomlt ii
Morbl1s fonbt Steb poo Sen mel
feltlige Moobe SEN 80. Sl,ni.
81. 3.45 fom &%ongeifibet San
nehro9" tilipne poo Sugte11, elforte
ret al &pltforiporsiftbet Differ
Tiichcr" % tire 5orpeoobaooe. Bra
Gig 81. 4 log0e u9annebrog" ii
beo &ajen UNDER &unonlal11t fri
&rigsifibere og &lofferingnina fri
&irferne.
Solen lfinneOe ne6 oper Ell 8D
Ser bar flpot / Sc rationale Iarpe,
og oper en- Menne%l fem9r1goe POI
minoit 10000, Ser ltob t9t poffe
poo @nbneplobie n. Eoa Sen al
ipprreoe Hlobs befan6t Jig el
flor reprnientotip 6priamlina
Mmtsroob oa 8proo6, ale @arni
foners Gfficerer / @ola, 9pen
ErGl ter me0 8iifop Sgrenl en-
5pibien / Srnot, Sc chile Mpn6ig
beber / Uniform, mango 29ger o!
2otinifolenS 2prere. s Ell Salt
bite ubenom Dor opltillet 9eputatio
ner fra cit Mpng6e borgerlige o
n1ilitnre 6oreninger, ale mes So
ncr. @n Gifobron 0ragoner og
s@reSfompogni Snfanteri paraoerf
De.
Oo &ongeifibet bap6e lagt Il
Solp9rfet, afiang sangforeninge
r61oro" en- @ilien til &pnqen. g
lmuffe Digt bar al 6oriattere
SsSoofim &attrltp, Ser er l1brmoge
poo Mpls. &ongefamilien ito
beo Sn6iejlingen poa aommano'
broen, aongen / @eneralsuniforn
Ser bopoe biitnof bore en- iii
Meningsforifjel meo @enfDn II
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
9rrbt peo @asfprsiftming.

49,
Noflfop melhes at forle0en Dor 3d.
9ermelter Gborral0 9anlen gaoet
op poo ct &erelie for at reparere
en- ltGt @aslebning. Manoen bar
temmelig lprr og les al Mitma, og
ban er antagelig bleDet oDerrumplet
al ben 1,oitremmen0e Cos, ct &Dar=
ter efter fanbtes bon liggen0e be-
pibi tlgs poo @l,lpet og en- Eime ef>
ter Dor ban 0gb. San Dor 50 Iar
gnmmel % bop6e Iige afbgn6et en-
m%angeaarig 6orretning Ser / ST.
en-; MI ltob ban j1lt / Serb meo
at heopn6e en- mn / Sorg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
DE B0R ALTID FORLANdE
"Odin- Marke" MYSOST
el1er
Rose Leaf-Marke PRlMOST

UGH SIuYS ueT BunHYeI S0m nJemn1e.
Dem som nu bruger disse nsegter at BRUCE an.
Ore. Hvis Deres Handlende like holder disse, da
Adresse og vi vii sende Dem en- samlingP rospek.
ter fra Norge el1er Sverige. efter eget Onske, og
en- PROVE at NJ Mysost. Skriv efter
vor PraemieHste, indeholdende mango nyttige o9
smukke Observation-Disclosures der sendes Dem
fr1t Byte for wore Trade Marks.
h ~. J. Gre1l Butter & Egg Co.,
Johnson Creek, Wis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-12

at Ellisville, Ill, with his little son Lee
land, at. the home of his brother Fred
Schroeder. He will return before leav-
ing for a trip to the Pacific coast and
other points, and later will locate
somewhere in the west.
Arthur Brusso is suffering with a
sprained ankle.
Mrs. P. w. Beckwith and daughter,
Miss Flossie, of Davenport, visited
Sunday with relatives and friends.
William F. McKerrick visited with
friends at Moline, Sunday.
Miss Mabel Weitz and Ruth Rentz
of Rock Island visited the latter part
of the week at the home of Miss Ma
bells uncle, Louis Weitz.
Quite number of Emma Belowski' )
friends gave her a surprise, it being
her 10th birthday anniversary. An ex-
cellent lunch was served, and the aft.
ernoon was spent with music and play
ing games. A very fine time was re
ported. Her little friends left her
many tokens of friendship.
The Misses Ruth and Cora Maspher.
son formerly of this place, now of Mo.
line visited Friday and Saturday with
Alice Fahlstrom.
Miss Ethel Bruner is suffering with
an attack of rheumatism. Her friends
are quite concerned over her health
which has prevented her from assum
ing her duties as primary teacher
Miss Bruner has won a place in the
hearts of the pupils.
Mrs. N. Krambeck visited Monday
with her daughter, Mrs. Harley StipI
and family of East Moline
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison of Silvis were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Frary Sunday.
Mrs. Revoe ]. Phelps visited on Fri
day with Mr.. Phelps sister, Mrs. Susie
Montgomery of Davenport.
Mrs John Williams of Orion visit
ed with her daughter, Mrs. John Ken
nedy the latter part of thssweek.
Clark Corbin of Silvis and son Hen
~ of East Moline were callers here
Sunday.
Grant Moore and family of Moline
have moved into the residence of Viii
liam Gainey this week
Charles Belowsh and family visited
Sunday with Mrs. Belowski's mother
Mrs. Gertrude Wendell Of Coaltown.
Joe DeConneieck and family moved
to Moline Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Roeschmann spent East
er Sunday with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Greenwood of Coal Valley.
Mrs Smith and little son Of Eas
Moline spent Easter Sunday at thu
George Lewis home.
Mrs. A. Suderstrom, daughter Mabe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-12

and son Morris, of South Dakota, are
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Johnson.
Mrs. Leroy Williams of Rock Is
land spent Friday at the home of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. J. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perein of
Rock Island were over Sunday visitors
at F. H. McKenrick's home.
The Misses Myrtle and Nellie Florin
and Miss Alice Fahlstrom returned to
IAugustana college to resume their
study of music.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom King returned
home to Moline after a weeks visit at
F. H. McKenrick's. Mr.. King will
move to Silvis where he has accepted
a position in the Wenke and Doxsee
meat market.
Ed Kendall moved into his new
home at Silvis this week, into the
house vacated by Leroy Hampson.
Mr.. Hampson recently purchased the
William Corbin home. Mr.. Corbin and
family will locate in the west.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-12

Heinze and several others went to
Muscatine Saturday in a launch.
When coming home the engine broke
SO they were all compelled to spend
the night on an island, arriving home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence High visited
friends in Davenport from Friday till
Monday.
Miss Barbara Erie visited from Sat
urday till Monday with relatives in
Rock Island and Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Saunders visited
from Wednesday till Saturday in Rock
Island.
Charlie Dollarhide of Davenport
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dollarhide.
James Stevens of Chicago visited
several days last week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Thompson.
Mrs. B. L. West and son Merl, left
Saturday for their home in Chicago
after spending the winter with rela
tives here. Mrs. R. G. Thompson &C
companied them as far as Rock Is
| land.
Henry Thompson has bought the old
Thompson homestead and is building
another room to it and remodeling it
He expects to move there as soon as
the repairs are finished.
T. E. Cole is getting ready to move
to Canada. He expects to go some
time in May.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-12
DAVENPORT

Fire Department Makes Two Runs-
The IRE department made two runs
yesterday, one to Fourth and Mar
quette streets, which proved to be
nothing but some manure on a lawn
and tho other to the Red-Jacket Pump
company, where some railroad ties
had been set on FIRE by q passing en-
CINE.
Mako show Plans.-Taa Tr-City
Fanciers' association met in the
White Yards Office Wednesday night
and made plans for the annual poul-
try show 70 be held next winter. It
was decided that NEXT seasons show
Is 70 be held in Armory hall and the
date set was Thanksgiving week. The
matter OF instituting the competitive
instead OF the score card system of
judging birds for prizes was also
taken up hut left undecided.
-
Grand jury Reports.-The grand
jury yesterday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock made a partial report for its
work for the April term of the dis
trict court Six indictments were re-
turned and three no bills. The indict-
ments are against the following:
State of Iowa VS.. William Perry, as
sault with Gntent to inflict great bod
fly injury; George Johnson, larceny in
a building; George Bruhn, grand lar
ceny; Percy Purdy, indecent expos
ure; Earl Jameson, assault with in
tent TO inflict great bodily injury;
John Sney. breaking and entering.
Files Patent Clain.-On the claim
that he is entitled TO one-half interest
in a patent on a calorimeter, which he
asserts he helped perfect, Max Heine-
mann yesterday asked an injunction
against Arthur II. Walrath. The in
junction is to restrain the defendant
from disposing Of the patent, which
che plaintiff claims is the intent Of
the defendant. Mr.. Heinemann con-
tends in his petition that prior to
March Is, 1909, he and the defendant
worked in the development Of the
calorimeter and he is entitled to half
interest In the invention, although the
patent letters were issued in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-12
Hampton

E. L. Moody, F. NJ. Moody, A. c.
Moody and Theodore Lear of Musca-
tine, Iowa, have come to this village
and will erect a building on River
street and start a blank button fac
tory. The Moodys will live at the
Clark place and Mr.. Lear has rented
Mrs. Laura Mohr's tenant dwelling
and will live there.
Lynn n. Durham of Schenectady, n.
Y, is visiting at G. A. Crawford's
home.
c. H. Lee caught 35-pound buffalo
fish.
Mrs. NJ. E. Whitehead who has been
at WATERFOWL for some time returned
home Monday. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Peter
son.
Mrs. Clara Holland has come from
Rock Island to spend the summer at
her home here. Her mother, Mrs
Anna Adams will arrive in a short
time.
At the NJ. E. church Sunday evening
there were Rotations by Marvel
Griggs, Virgil Gilman, Curtis La
Grange, Lee Duncan, John Hill, viii,
lard Schneider, Fritz Rylander and
Mrs. Smiths class songs by the
choir, a vocal solo by Miss Florence
Gilman, song by Mrs. Guckerts class,
exercises by Miss Harder's, Mrs
Whitehead's and Mrs. Drury's classes
prayer by c. S. Lee and remarks by
j. E. Maxwell. superintendent of the
Sunday school.
Mrs. Henry Light and son Lloyd OF
Reynolds, Ill. have been visiting in
Hampton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-12
MOLINE

Attendance at 'sYD Good.-Total at
nasium during the first week after
its opening is reported by the regis
ter Of B. e. Pierson, physical direc-
tor, to be 2o6 men and boys. This
includes members who came FOR class
work and others who presented them
selves merely for participation in
some of the sports or individual exer-
cising. 1t is easy 10 predict figure
perhaps twice as large for the secono
week, as each of the four classes al
ready organized met only once dur
ing the opening week. Hereafter
there viii be two sessions weekly for
each Of the classes of young men
and boys
was presented this morning to Es-
Their May Hawotte, bouncing four
months-oid daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. Hawotte, resident Of the
east end Of the city. Esther received
the prize because she has earned a
distinction and there is a body Of
men who have authorized this meth
cd Of recognizing it. She was the
first child born in the newly platteo
Highland addition and the officers or
the Highland Land syndicate, who arc
promoters of the enterprise, last
evening voted the donation to the
young miss who has known no other
home but the one section Of the city
in which the company has a special
pride.
Obituary Record. - Grace Marie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Gibson of 1910 Sixteenth avenue,
died at the home at 2:20 yesterday
morning. Death was due to neural
gia of the heart. Grace Marie Glib
son was born in this city Nov. 10,
1895, and had spent all her life here.
She was educated in the public
schools of the city and had a large
circle of friends who feel a distinct
personal loss in her passing. She
was member of the Florence Night
ingale. Hospital society. There are
left bereaved the parents and three
brothers, George, Samuel and Rob-
ert.
The death of Swan ]. Isaacson, pio-
reer resident of this city, occurred
at $40 yesterday morning at his
home, 1921 Thirty-eighth street
Death was due to infirmities of age
He had been ailing all winter and
during the last month had been con-
fined to his bed. Mr. Isaacson was
born in Sweden Oct 2, 1881, and al
the age of 40 he came to this coun-
try, settling in Chicago, where he
lived for six years and where he was
united in marriage to Miss Louisa
johnson. In 1877 he moved to this
city where he had since lived The
survivors. beside the widow, are tive
sons, Emil j., of East Moline, anc
Oscar P, at home, and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. o. w. Olson of this city
and Mrs. Elmer Swanson of Willmar
Mimi, also seven grandchildren
Funeral services conducted by Rev
Albert NJ. Johanson of the Mission
tabernacle, will be held at 1:45 Sun.
day afternoon at the late home and
at 2:30 in the church. Interment
will be in Riverside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-12

Carver's saw mill moved from
George Dunn's place Wednesday to
Frank Cooper's, where they will saw
lumber for him and Charles Boyles.
Miss Lena Lee returned to Urbana
Monday after spending the Easter va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Lee.
Rev. Mr.. Bakers family is expected
&c arrive here Thursday OF this week.
James Cooper who has been in fail
ing health remains about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Cooper of Rey-
nolds have been visiting at James
Cooper's home since Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-12

Miss Hope Hays visited in Rock
Island from Friday till Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paule of Taylor Ridge
7isited Monday with their daughter
Mrs. Rosa Erie.
Mrs. S. A. Leeman was in Buffalo
Tuesday.
Captain Charles Brusso and B. F.