Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07

cicrsIs preston f. Nutting building
opened for the annual rummase sale
OF the Ladies' Industrial hsheI
ETY. at O'Clock yesterday NOR
All during the day the press OF pur-
chasers congested the aisles ana lhefe
was practically no diminution IN tne
crowd until the doors were cfoseu
again at o'clock. The Ladies lnuus
trial Relief is one of the Oldest, IL not
the oldest charity organization m -
city It was organized In cNn "ai
DAYS and has had a long ana hohor
able career ever since in ameiiord1ns
the condition OF Davenport's unIortu-
mates.
Licensed TO Wed.-The following |
marriage licenses have been issued:
Clayton R. Noble, Jay, ILL.,. and Cora
/ ]. Track. Aledo, Ill; Harry WlniaMs'
Viola. Ill, and May Baker, Rock Is
land; Floyd Stanley King. ROCK Is
land and Georgiana Lafferty, Rock Is
land; Harry H. Waxenberg and May
Tenenbom, both of Davenport; Ferdl- |
nand G.. Meyer and Nellie c. Foster
both of LeClaire; William Wundram,
Davenport and Edna Maisac, Daven-
| DOTI, w lltT D. i1OAe@--@
Risse, both OF Donahue.
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Girl Must Give Back Rins.-Justice
Phil Daum has decided that Miss Ca
"a Colburn must return to Carl Wnite
the SIS diamond ring which ne en-
trusted to her care. Miss ColDurn'
through her attorney. Fred Volimer'
has served notice of appeal to the AIS
trict court and declares she VIII ho'
return the sparkler. Miss Colburn ce-
MED in court Wednesday that she ana
White we're engaged and said that he
gave her the ring because she mao
told him OF her fondness for DIAMONDS
and had asked for one. White was
rrlresented by Attorneys Henry Je-
bens and Reallf Ottesen. White
states that he is not employed In the
construction business, but runs an or
. fee at 1T Brady street. He says mat
? he bought the diamond as an invest
ment and intrusted it temporarily 10
Miss Colburn's care.
; Obituary Record.-Dennis ]. Doha-
nav. wlel known as the proprietor
3 of a saloon at 800 Main street, died
!, suddenly at Mercy hospital yesterday
I afternoon at 2 O'Clock. His death fol-
D lowed an operation for the removal
of a cancer of the neck, REFORMED at
10 O'Clock yesterday morning by Or.
" Allen. He was taken to the hospital
yesterday. Deceased was % years
; old. He was born in Davenport and
learned his trade OF moulder at the
: old John S. Davis Sons threshing
? machine plant Several years ago
: he entered the saloon business. He
was well and favorably known over
a the city and leaves many friends to
u mourn his death. Mr.. Dohaney was
y unmarried He leaves one brother,
John Dohaney, and a sister, Mrs. j. r
: German.
Mrs. Roger Hostetler. former DaV-
y exporter, died at her home in Ottawa,
! Ill, yesterday morning, according to
y a telegram received by her brother
in-law, J. B. Hostetler A particular
= lv sad incident in connection with her
death is that she leaves a child but a
day old. A son, four years old,
as well as the husband survives. De-
, ceased was born in New York and
c six years ago was married to MI
q nected with his brother, ]. B. Hostel
: Ter, the Brady street photographer
They lived for two years in Davenport
and then moved to Ottawa, Ill. the
funeral viii be held Saturday.
Word has been received here tell.
ing of the death of Frank ID. Trow'
bridge. which occurred wednesday IN
New Haven. Conn. Mr.. Trowbridge
rhn HrQ
bank of New Haven, and was SON
in-law of George z. Hubbel OF TINS
CITY. Mr.. Trowbridge was born in New
Haven and lived there practically all
Of his life. He was 81 years OF age
He was married to Miss Carrie II
Hubbell OF this city "a years ago. She
survives besides two daughters, one
of whom was married this year. The
funeral was held today from the home
in New Haven Charles n. Hubbel
OF Davenport is in attendance at the
services.
Miss Caroline s. Lilly, 81 years old
died at 1880 o'clock yesterday morn
ing at a local hospital where she hae
been an inmate for the pas severa
years. Deceased was born in vermont
Oct. 25. 1s49, and moved west wheI
young She is survived by brother
w. w Lilly OF Burlington who ar
rived in Davenport yesterday morning
The body was sent at 1920 O'CLOCK
this afternoon over the c.. r. /. &
railway to Muscatine. where inter
ment will be made.
Fred H. Mencke, so years old. dieC
at noon yesterday at the home OF nj
sister, Miss Alice Mencke. 500 Mississ
ippi avenue. after a brief illness
about 10 days duration. Heart failure
Is attributed to have been the cause
Tttlx 1GH9 III