Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-15

burn. They will leave next Monday,
July, %, and will return home Friday,
Sept 5. There will be no regular
church services at Calvary Baptist
church during this ! eStd. as the
auditorium will be re0ecoFated and
renovated. The Sunday school and
B. Y. P. L. meetings will be held as
usual on Sundays, and the prayer
meeting on Thursday evenings will
be in charge OF the deacons OF the
church.
Fully 1000 delegates coming from
all parts Of the United States, from
Maine to California, are expected TO
be in attendance at the church eff
cheney congress, which will be con-
Quoted from Nov. II to % in Dav-
export, The sessions will be held
in the First Christian church. The
remodeling OF the church building
will be completed previous to that
time, affording plenty Of room for
OF the congress. Twenty different
departments will be conducted.
Rev. DR.. Frank Cole, pastor of St.
Johns NJ. E. church, departed yester-
day for the Glacier National park in
Montana After remaining there for
time he will join his family at
Choteau, Montana, and remain until
the expiration OF his vacation the
latter part OF August. During his
absence the pulpit Of st. Johns church
will be filed by substitutes each Sab
bath.
| In District Court.-Fred Gruenwald
guardian of Charlotte Gardiner, filed
through his attorney, Ira R. Tabor
an application for authority to pay
the debts of his ward end to close
the guardianship. Judge Donegan is
sued a court order granting the az
thority asked for.
Otto Eckhart was appointed admin
istrator Of the will of John Nickels
by Judge Theophilus. The petition
was fled by Attorney A. W. Hamann
Vera Carlton was granted a decree
Of divorce against her husband, L. S
Carlton by Judge Donegan yesterday
Cruel and inhuman treatment were the
allegations In the plaintiffs petition
She was represented by Attorney ]
A. Hanley. The Cartons were mar
ried Feb. Z, 1911.
Obituary Record.-Mrs. Mary Har
rigan. who has not been down tow
for the past Is years and who ha
never left the city since her arriva
in 1860, but has lived at 224 Eas
Seventeenth street since that time
!, died there at o'clock Sunday ever
ing after a brief illness at the ad
. vanced age Of SS years. Mrs. Harr
gan came to this country from Ire
, land in the year 1860, and0on comm
to Davenport took up her residence i
this city at the present home. Tire
years ago, in a fall, the aged woma
sustained a fractured hip. For som
time her life was feared for, but sh
( gradually recovered. Deceased is SUI
. vived by two daughters, Sister Mar
} Regina Of the Mercy hospital col
: vent, and Miss Jciie Harrigan a
: home. and two sons, John and Dennt
Harrigan OF this city, besides OF
niece, Mrs. J. w. Walton of San Jos
Cal, and two nephews, Thomas M
honey of San Francisco, and NJ.
Mahoney Of San Jose. The funer
was held at $3.50 this morning fro.
the late home, with services at
O'Clock at the Sacred Heart cathe
raj. Burial YVES made in st. Margue
ties cemetery.
Miss Title Anderson, a former Da
exporter, died Saturday evening at h,
home In Spokane, Wash. Death fc
lowed an operation. Deceased W.
born in Davenport, Aug. "a, 1877
Eighteen years ago she departed {,
the west. She took a course in
San Francisco hospital and graduate
as trained nurse. About this tin
her parents moved to San Francis
and she made her home with ther
They later moved to Spokane, wheI
both OF the parents died. Survivir
are the following brothers and siste,
Alvin, Naches. Wash; Helen, Nache
Wash; Emil, La Crosse, Wash
Richard, Newport, Wash; Paul /
Davenport; Frank J., Spokane; Gu
\ tav, Mt. Vernon, New York; MI
Martha Cairns, Spokane, Wash. TT
funeral services and burial will tai
place in Spokane