Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-02

Honorary-H. Sievers, Ed Puck, w.
A Brunette and Cecil Ayers.
Makes Threat to Kill His Brother
genuine war in the Ludwig home at
1401 South street, was averted when
Fred, the youngest son, was placed I'M
der arrest, after having threatened to
kill his brother, John. In police court
he promised to leave town and was
liberated There has been bad blood
between the two men for years, and
neither OF them. had spoken for sew
eral months. He refuses to work and
is a constant source of worry to my
old mother" said John. II am afraid
he will kill me and want him placed
under a peace bond"
Honorary Copper to Leave Service
Ed T. Bawden, assistant desk sergeant
at police headquarters, and ex-officio
judge of the kangaroo court, has
handed in his resignation to Sergeant
Walter Homeyer and will depart for
the coast for an extended sojourn. MT
Bawden expects to visit for a few
weeks in Seattle, after which he VIII
take up the life of camper on Puget
Sound where the fishing and SWIM
ming is said 10 be of the best. Mr.
Bawden has been In iilhealth for
some time past, and the salubrious Gil
mate OF the western coast will I'M
doubtedly work wonders. He will re-
turn to Davenport about the first of
September.
School Children in Folk Dance
Children from the eighth grade OF the
grammar schools of the city and from
the Industrial Relief society have been
selected to take part in the mlnuet
and folk dances to be held at Wander
veer and Fejervary parks on the
Fourth of July. The minuet will be
under the direction of Miss Anna M
Children from the In
dustrial Relief society will be the prin-
cipals in the folk dances, THE Nor
wegian Mountain March" and THE Ok
dams" to be given under the direction
of Mrs. E. X. Putnam. The daylight
fireworks arrived in the city together |
with the mortars in which they will be |
shot off. There will be over 100 bombs |
for each park.
Licensed to Wed.-Austin S. Tenney |
and Ethyl A. Davis, Des Moines; |
George r. Birchard and Myrtle Rueb- |
sam, Davenport; John j. Conwell and |
Selma Waters, Davenport. Edward |
Mayer and Alma Berger, Davenport.
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Or. Richter Down for Address.-Dr.
p Richter was chosen by the COM
nittee on arrangements TO deliver the
address at the annual picnic
If the German-American Pioneer asso-
citation of Scott county, which will be
held at Zum Alien Dorf Aug. IL.
g.
Order viii Celebrate Fourth.-Car-
lival camp, No. l, Woodmen of the
World, will conduct a Fourth of July
next Saturday at Suburban
sland II will be an old-time celebra-
ion, with all kinds of races, baseball
games, day and night fireworks. in
charge of capable men.
Obituary Record.-At Mercy hospi-
al, Victor l.. Huot, for 20 years q
FRESHMAN at the Ffdlar 4 Chambers II
plant, passed away after an illness dat.
ng from year ago. The deceased was
BORN in Davenport, and educated in the Il
I'D ST. Marguerite parochial school.
lie entered the press-room at the Egg
pert, Fidlar & Chambers establishment
when boy and until several years ago
vas employed in the position of press
nan. The deceased was a member of
he Eagle fraternity; also of the Press
mems union. There survive three
,rothers: +. ]. B., Edward A. and Jo-
eph A. Huot, all of Davenport,
The funeral of Mrs. Susan E. Kelly.
ormerly a resident OF Davenport, was
leld yesterday morning, Rev. ID. j.
officiating at the grave in Oak
lale cemetery. Mrs. Kelly passed
way in Cedar Rapids. aged AZ years.
The body arrived here and was taken
Iirectly to the cemetery. accompanied i