Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-19
DAY IN DAV NEWPORT

She also asserts that she was detained
until the following morning at o'clock
and discharged without any sworn
complaint. She claims further that as
result of her arrest she suffered
greatly in mind and body from shame
and degradation and also public shame
in the eyes OF friends
Chief Denser Goes to Big Convention
Chief Denger was one of a party of
ten Davenporters who left Saturday
morning for New Orleans, where they
will attend the national convention of
fire chiefs, held in that city during this
week
Cope Estate is Valued at $500
Mrs. Mabelle Cope, widow of the late
Frank c. Cope, the druggist, was grant
ed a widows allowance of $1,000 per
year until the estate is settled by
Judge Donegan in district court. The
widow estimated the estate TO be worth
$500 in personal property. This, she
stated, was encountered to the extent
Of approx imately $4,000. She stated
that she and the mother of decedent
are the only heirs to the estate. Attor-
neys Bollinger and Block represent
the plaintiff.
Big Mask Party on HalIowe'en-A
Halloween masquerade party will be
held at the y. NJ. c. y. Friday evening,
Oct. so. The girls swimming class
and friends and the young peoples so
cieties and Christian Endeavors of the
city viii participate. Everybody will
mask and costume for the affair. and
prizes VIII be offered for the funniest
and best make-ups and couples. In ad-
dition to the masquerade there will be
a mystic way. fun of sensations and
thrills; a gym program in costume. |
grand march and refreshments.
Broom Company to Exhibit at Fair
Davenort will be represented at the 1
exposition by a splen- |
lid exhibit. Secretary Norwood of the /
Greater Davenport committee received /
1 letter from Charles II. Green, chief /
IF manufacturers OF this exposition.
announcing that the Lee Broom and
buster company of Davenport had !
agreed to take a large section in the |
palace OF manufacturers and had sub
nitted plans for the proposed exhibit.
They have submitted such an attrac-
i've and interesting sketch of their
'coth and proposed exhibit" says Mr..
Green. that they will be given one OF
he four most prominent corner loca-
ions in this building"
ChrFe 7
ord was granted a decree of divorce
rom her husband, Clarence Z. Al
ord, by Judge Theophilus. The ground
vas cruel and inhuman treatment.
Weir and Scott were attorneys for the
llaintiff.
Licensed to Wcd-Delbert Woodleigh
4 Hanover, Ill, and Jessie CockeriI
4 Davenport; Walter Horton and Amy
Angler, both of Streator, Ill; Leo NJ.
'tull and Felma V. Gruemmer, both of
davenport.
Chauffeur Arrested-Leslie Smith
vas taken into custody by Motorcycle
'op Bryant Saturday afternoon for
utting out the muffler on his auto. He
eposited SO cash bond to insure his I
ppearance in police court this morn
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Suit On Note-Suit for SS0OI2 as I
alance due on a note drawn Oct %, '
9l2. has been started by Emerson !
Implement company vs. I
ritz Meyer. The petition states that
ne note was drawn by Meyer for $500 !
nd that creditors have been allowed. !
was in favor OF The Geiser Manufac. s
lring company and was assigned to !
ne above plaintiff. Murphy G. Samp-
on are attorneys for the assignees. I
Demand $500 for Broken Collar I
ono-Mrs Esta Sharp. 1880 Fulton r
YnnIR Saturday Hlnd al L.. g.. rnn