Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-09

his last place of business being in a
meat market, which he had conducted
since 30 years old. He was born in
Germany, June %, 1s4s. and was Ga
years old at the time of his death. Mr..
Eckhardt was reared and educated in
Germany and came to America in
1865. He was united in marriage to
Miss Helena Thoeming, April 8, 1874
and to this union five daughters were
born, all of whom survive. Mr.. Eek
hardt was also well known in fraternal
circles and was one of the charter
members of the Davenport lodge, No.
so, of the Knights of Pythias. After
the death of his wife four years ago,
he lived with his daughter, Mrs.
James Courtney. 42S Pleasant street,
where he passed ..way. He is survived
by his five daughters, Mrs. James
Courtney of Davenport; Mrs. frank
Odean of Moline; Mrs. Fred Hawkins
of Davenport; Mrs. Ray Bullack OF
Omaha, Neb., and Mrs. w. E. White
side of Moline. He also leaves two
brothers, Jacob Eckhardt of Daven-
port and Henry Eckhardt of San Ber-
nadia, Cal.
At her home in Berkeley, Cal. June
3, occurred the death of Mrs. Mary
Jane Juksch, nee Cakes, former resi-
dent of this city, in the 59th year of
her age. Death followed the demise
of her husband and consort, the late
Edward P. Juksch. which occurred on
Feb. II, last. Her passing was the
direct result of her grief over the
death OF the husband, to whom she
1nA II No M
Sept. %, 1873. The deceased resided
here until 1901, when she removed to
Cal, with her husband, who |
for many years was a prominent build !
ing contractor here, being associated |
with the firm of Juksch & Nobergall. |
There survive the following children: |
w. c. Juksch of Little Rock, Ark; |
Edward Juksch of Davenport, Iowa; |
Frank Juksch of Maquoketa, Iowa;
Mamie Juksch, Mrs. Grace Brown,
Harry Juksch, all of Berkeley, Cal, |
md Cora Weber of San Francisco,
al. The following brothers and sis
ers survive: Sam Cakes, Robert !
)akes, Davenport, Iowa; Mrs. E. Elm
eldt, Wilton Junction, Iowa; Mrs. R.
1. Graham, Davenport, Iowa. Nine
also survive.
While sitting on the porch of her
lone, 1923 West Sixth street Sun
lay evening with her son, Albert l..
Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth
'chebler suddenly pitched forward,
Without the slightest warning, falling
ace downward on the ground Her son
seized his mother and placed
er on the porch, while other members
( the household sent for the family
MUSICIAN, who upon his arrival pro-
ounced her dead. Mrs. Schebler was
8 years old at the time of her death.
-pril II. 1860. she was united in mar
lage to Frank Schebler and April II,
80, they celebrated their golden
'edding anniversary, their daughter,
irs. Aloise Hiegel, celebrating her
liver anniversary on the same day.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Schebler IL children
ere born, five of whom died in in
incy. She is survived by seven chill
rem. the husband having preceded her
| death four years. The survivors
re: Frank ]. c., Mrs. Aloise Hiegel,
oseph A, Rudolph ", Theodore N. E.,
lbert L.. and Louis G.. She also
'aves 20 grandchildren. two great.
and sister, Mrs.
tephen Nahrgang. OF New Hampton,
wa; as also brother. William VIE.
and.
Frank Theodore Henry, SO years
d, died at the family home, No. l
wa flats, 225-227 West Sixteenth
rect. He was born at Peoria, Ill.
lily %. 1876, where he received his
iucaion. He was united in marriage
Miss Jennie ]. Anderson, In 1897,
no now survives him. He was a
ithful member OF ST. Johns Metho-
st church and also OF the Brother.
bod. For moro than II years he was