Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-13

| tersberger is attorney for the plain
tiff. Surety bond for $500 was filed.
Transcript of judgment showing the
| ending of suit for s23.3S in favor of
the Mueller Lumber company and
against F. F. Harrington was filed.
| The defendant failed to appear when
the trial came up in the court of JUS
| tice Phil Daum, Aug 4.
The suit brought by George Huot
against Charles Garland claiming SIS
commission on sale of property was
dismissed by Justice Phil Daum on
motion of the plaintiffs attorneys.
Calls Neighbor Name; Arrested
Because Mrs. A. Barker, residing on
Warren street between Front and Sec
ond, is alleged to have called her
neighbor, Mrs. Stoeckel, "a big ele-
phant," she was arraigned in police
court yesterday and fined SO and
costs on charge of disturbing the
peace.
Licensed to Wed.-Ben w. Kenzie
of Lancaster, Wis, and Bessie Fuche
of Steer, Wis, yesterday were Ii
censed to marry. Otto Wacker and
May V. Stade, both of Sabula, also
obtained a license. Clarence Van Au-
ken of Davenport and Emma Harper
of Grinnell, Iowa, were united in mar
riage by Justice Phil Daum.
Obituary Recorded Breen, known
to many Davenporters through his Wis
its here for nearly three decades,
died Saturday In Clinton. His burial
took place Tuesday, interment being
made in st. Patricks cemetery at 81
a. m. He was so years old, and is sur
vived by the widow and four children.
Joseph, Ray and Elizabeth Griffin are
relatives. A commercial traveller for
2S years, Mr.. Breen was a familiar
figure here, and wide circle of ac-
quaintances was possessed by him.
Jovial and a magician of high order.
his trips here were events looked for
ward to. He was connected with i
large cigar firm.
Peter Cinadr, perhaps the best
known to all Observation-Disclosures cit
liens of Davenport, died at his resi-
dence, sos Mississippi avenue. He
had been i'll for a long period. Born
in Bohemia June "a, 1910, he was edu-
Gated there and in that country spent
the first half of his life. He was mar
ried to Miss Catherine Sebera April.
16, 1866. His residence in Davenport
dates from 1875. coming to this city
Immediately after his arrival in Amer. |
lea. For a time he followed his trade
of stone mason. but of late years had
occupied his time for the greater ex-
tent with attending to his real estate |
holdings. Mr.. Cinadr was reputed as
one of the wealthiest men who emf |
grated to Davenport from Bohemia. |
Success marked nearly all his under |
takings, prudence and thrift being two |
prominent traits. Residence of the |
deceased was not changed during his |
life here. except to move from his |
original home into a new one upon the |
lot adjoining. The widow, four sons
and three daughters survive. The lat |
ter are: John, OF Detroit; Frank, Jo- |
seph, James. Mrs Albert Tyre, Mrs. |
A. V. Knowl and Miss Anna, all of Dav- |
EXPORT
William Miller Dalzell. resident * |
Davenport for more than 60 years, |
died at his home. 1873 East Locust, sue !
cumbing to an Illness which had its |
beginning in typhoid attack four |
years ago. Pneumonia then devel- |
oped and finally asthma. He was ST |
years old. Born in Geneseo. Henry |
county. Illinois. May 10. 1s47. his resi-. |
dence in Davenport dates from early |
childhood. coming with his parents. |
William and Acasal Dalzell when he |