Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-22

VoIlmer. The estate is divided as fol-
lows: so acres Scott county farm land
to son. Henry. upon payment OF S1O,-
600 TO the estate. To the following
children the sum of S1,42s.57 each:
Christ. Detlef. Carl. Hannes, Hannah
Blocker. Doris Hess. To the chill
dren OF Augusta Hoffman, deceased
daughter of the decedent, S1,42S-57. to
be divided equally. Certain real prop
erty to Hannah Blocker. Remainder
of the estate to the children OF Emma
Risch. a deceased daughter Frank c.
Keppy is nominated executor without
bonds. The document is dated Dec
&c, 1910.
Pastor Receives Calls Elsewhere
Rev. W. o. Chisholm for the past five
and a half years pastor of the McClel-
Ian Heights United Presbyterian
church, who has recently received calls
from churches in ST Louis and Seattle,
was asked to remain as pastor of the
East Davenport church at a specially
called congregational meeting. The
United Presbyterian congregation
since it sold the church property on
Brady and Eleventh streets,-now
Temple Emanuel-and built the church
in the east end of the city, has been
under the board OF home missions OF
the church, and the pastor has been 1
appointive. Action was taken at the |
meeting OF last night so that the /
church may become independent: IT /
raised the salary OF the minister 5000 I
and asked Mr.. Chisholm TO remain as /
its pastor. Mr.. Chisholm has as yet /
made no answer. as he Is undecided /
what he will do. The calls TO both St 4
Louis ard Seattle are from larger.
stronger congregations. and represent
wider fields OF work and usefulness.
with proportionately larger salaries.
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Walcott Institute Provides Quarters
ior chiIdren-The Walcott institute.
which opens its two-day sessions Fri
lay. will be absolutely the last word in
modern and up-to-date features, &C
,ording to officials. who were in
Davenport comforting with C. r. Bliss.
One feature will in all probability
,oom the attendance by several hun
lred. This IS the installation of a
-ystem whereby babies and small chill
Iren may be checked. The Walcott
directors lay no claim to originality in
he matter. and realize that several
theatres hove beaten
hem to it. but they realize the value
4 the innovation and have adopted it.
Women and children usually steer
lear of the institutes"-said a direc-
or. "and you can't blame them. We
rfll have a room and an attendant
specially for the children and as soon
s the women arrive, they will pass the
title one over the counter and receive
check with a number thereon"
Licensed to Wed-Ira Iverson, Gin.
IN; Virginia Beemer. Clinton. VIM. +
usch, Grand Mound; Augusta Meints,
rand Mound.
Obituary Record-Frederick Green, !
r, the five months old son OF Mr.. and
Irs. Frederick Green, died at the fam
y home, Broadway and Maple street,
fter a brief illness. Besides the par
1ts several brothers and sisters sur
i've. Funeral services were held at
o'clock this afternoon with inter-
ent in Oakdale cemetery.
Funeral services for the late Adolph
eters were held from the home, 1929
lest Third street, under the auspices
the Loyal Order OF Moose. Johan-
IS Kroeger officiated at the home and I
SO at the grave. Dan McGugin acted
, chaplain for the lodge services.
urial was made in Fairmount GENE l
~. The pallbearers were John }
Jr. Fred Voss. Louis Schu- /
acher Charles E'rick L q West and 2
enry Pastvogel. [