Rock Island Argus., 1914-12-28

I muneration set in the contract. He
now seeks $500 as the total payment
Of his claims against the insurance
company and asks for interest from
Jan. l, 1914.
Obituary Record - Mrs. Ellen
O'Laughlin, as years old, died at the
family residence, 1902 West Fourth
street, after brief illness, as result
of pneumonia. She had been a resi-
dent here for many years. She was
born in the county of Claire, Ireland,
June 4, 1886. and came to America
when a young woman. She was mar
ried to Thomas O'Laughlia in St. Louis
on June 4, 1861. y year later the cou-
pie came 10 Davenport and she has
since resided here. Mr.. O'Laughlin
died is years ago. Deceased is sur
vived by eight daughters, Mary, Mar
garet and Bridget, at home. Mrs. Nan
Mrs. Julia Nelson and Mrs. Sarah Nc
Grath of Davenport and Sister Mary
Josephine at Mercy hospital, and two
sons, Thomas and John O'Laughlfn, of
Davenport. A brother and sister in
Kansas City. Mo, also survive.
Word has been received in the city
of the death of Mrs. Margaret Dopp,
widow of John Dopp, and former we'll
known resident of near Summit, who
passed away at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edith Blount, in Chicago.
Monday, Dec. 81. The funeral was held
Saturday at Glasco, Kan, where inter
ment was in the family lot of the ceme-
terry beside her husband. Surviving
are, with Mrs. Blount, daughter, Mrs.
Mary Everhart of Montana, and three
sons, Frank of Cincinnati, William and
Mary of Cincinnati, William and Mary
of Kansas, with several grandchildren.
a brother, John Irwin of Summit, and
a number of relatives who reside near
Summit. Mrs. Dopp had made her
home of recent years with her daugh-
ter in Chicago.
Word has been received by Mrs
August Kinkel of Bettendorf of the
death of her brother. Alex Swanson,
which occurred Wednesday at his
home in Winona, Mimi. at the age of
"a years. Mrs. Kinkel has left for
where the funeral was held.
Mrs. Anna Mundt, one of the
pioneers of Davenuort, died at her
home, 1927 Harrison street, after a
lingering illness. She was over 81
years of age. Deceased was born in
Rensberg, Germany, April 4, 1S47, and
obtained her education in the old coun-
try. In the year 1864 she came to Dav- |
enport and resided here continuously !
ever since. She was a member of the |
Ladies of the G. A. r., of the w. R. c. |
and of the Baptist church She was |
married Sept. IS. 1868. to William F. |
Mundt, who survives besides the fol-
owing children: Mrs. j. A. Brooks of
Moline. Mrs. Robert T. Armil, Mrs.
4ouis Eckhardt. Mrs. Fred Volz, and
Paula Mundt, all of Davenport, Viii
lam G. Mundt of Oregon, Frank II.
dundt, Emil F. Mundt and Alfred G.
.Iundt, all residents of this city.
Following a lingering illness oc-
,urred the death yesterday of Mrs
Nagel, at her home, 3OO9
Id. Deceased was born in Lutshen-
lag. Satchendorf, Germany. March 81.
S65, and. with her sister, came TO
america, when II years old. She had
een a resident of Davenport for over
l years. In the fall of the year 1874
he was united in marriage with
teimer Nagel of Davenport, who sur
ives to mourn her death. She is also
urvived by five children, Louis Nagel
Z Wolcott, Mrs. II. NJ. Mengels of
'ort Scott. Kansas. Mrs. Fred Stoth-
ian OF Davenport, Mrs. John Schluel I
I Stockton, Iowa, and Reynold Nagel
{ home. a sister. Mrs. Gretchen Beldt
( this city. and a brother. Carl Hass ,
Germany. besides nine grandchil-
rem.