Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-18


on consignment was converted by the
company.
Claiming that she was assaulted By
r. j. Shields, Davenport youth, Mrs.
Ella Asbury, 2618 Arlington avenue,
has brought suit for $4,000. She al.
leges that Shields attacked her on
the night of May l, 1913, after a taxi
ride that took them to a remote part
OF the city.
J. J. BuzZard, head of the TriCity
Fruit G. Commission company, has
filed suit against the New York Cen.
trail & Hudson River railway for
S58778 damages claimed by Buzzard
for destruction of apples shipped over
that road. Two carloads, o2e Nov. 2s
and the other Dec. 1, 1917, were ship
ped over the eastern railway. Bulk
heads were found broken when the
barrels reached their destination and
many of the apples had rolled ont az
open car door. Others were bruised
ana marketless. A net loss of s271.74
upon the first rarload and s5I6.04 up
on the second is claimed, and the
total net loss of $5s7.7S is being sued
for.
Dr.. Richter at Mercy Hospital.-Dr.
A Richter is at Mercy hospital suffer
ing from gangrene of the foot, which
his physicians hope to check in the
course of a few days.
Mrs. Bragnia FULL, who was captured
by the police several days ago after
she had decided to run away from her
husband, has again determined 10
leave her man, this time in earnest
Mrs FULL claims she married her nus
band, but not his entire family, and
objects to making her home with ner
husbands relations. Mr.. and Mrs. Full
Ii engaged in a heated combat over
the question of mother-in-laws, reia'
tions and things in general. The po
lice arrested both principals. Yester'
dav morning they were discussed
Mrs. FULL is going back to PhiladeF
phia and her husband will remain In
Davenport.
Licensed to Wed.-John J. Brysor
and Mary FIannigal, both of Daven-
mort; Elmer Simcox and Bessie Mum
son, both of Monmouth.
Obituary decentralization Garner
wife of David Garner, died at the fam-
lily residence, 705 Esplanade avenue.
She had been suffering with an III
ness which began the first Of the year.
She was 80 years old, being born In
Chicago Oct. 2, 1888. The bereavea
husband, three children and step
daughter, David, Frederick, Marion and
Esther. survive. Her parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. F. c. Williams, and brother
Robert Williams, of Wheeling. w va"
and two aunts in Chicago, with whom
she lived several years as cnhu'
mourn the death of the young woman:
Howard Irving Kerns, only son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Kerns, -oo-
Iowa street, died Sunday morning an
err a brief illness, the little fellow De
ing sick but two days. Loss OF the
CHEEKY presence of Howard has en-
tirely darkened the household tnat
only last week was all sunshine. Inc
grlot-SIrlChSn ulOlueE NdlI hoAN''
realize that her baby is gone. Inc
deceased was born in Sherrard, III,
Feb. 3, 1910, and lived there un.H
a bout a year ago when his parents
moved to this city. His grandparents
and great-grandpare ss well as IN
father and mother, mourn the passhs
of the young life.
Mrs. Nettie lie Claire Thompson
formerly of Davenport, but for year,
a resident of Omaha, died in that civ
Aug. Is, after a long illness. Her ooe.
was brought to Davenport by
niece, Mrs. w. c. l.. Thompson -
Omaha. She was born in TINS CIV
Dec IL. 1913, the daughter OF pa's
lie Claire. She was married 10 v"
internal revenue colieesV.
here, who died 80 years ago. Sursr
ing are her brother, A. J. lie OiaHs
of Davenport, and a sister, Mrs "@'
Gilmore. Chicago.