Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03

come up for hearing at the March
term of the Marshall county district
court.
Iowa Notabies Send Pictures for
BuiIdine-LiIlian Russell of Clinton
and Buffalo Bill of Davenport have
been honored by the Iowa commission
10 the Panama Pacific exposition. Their
pictures have been hung in the recep-
ton room OF the Iowa building at San
Francisco. The fair Lillian got under
the wire first She sent q portrait OF
herself in the character OF "Erminie,"
one of her many successes. With this
portrait came letter saying: Il con-
slider # an honor to be a native daush-
ter OF the state of Iowa and to be so
honored by your commission. With the
kindest regards TO all the members of
the commission and my thorough ap-
probation of their action l beg 70 re-
main. Lillian Russell Moore Colonel
George Watson French of this city
sent on the portrait Of Buffalo Bill.
Portraits OF General Granville Dodge
Rear Admiral Walker and Rear Ad-
miral Remey are among the other pic
lures OF native Iowans on the walls of
the Iowa building and one of Rear Ad-
miral Fletcher. now in command Of
the South Atlantic fleet is on the way
c. o. Waterman is iu1provina-C.
d. Waterman. son OF Judge Waterman
OF Davenport. is making good Roadway
as an aftermath OF an operation per-
formed upon him at Mercy hospital
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cate one. Il is believed. however. that
the young man may return to school
following the spring vacation which
is now on.
Suit for Divorce-Petition for d.
vorce was fled in district court by
Elizabeth Jane Gaskey against Lee r.
Gaskey on the grounds of habitual
drunkenness and cruel and inhuman
treatment. The plaintiff states they
were married in Muscatine. Aug. %
1911 and lived together until March
10. 1915.
Building Permits. a. Arnould for
J. J. Richardson, $500 remodeling.
East River street, west of Spring
street J. L. Peterson for William J.
Gosch. $500 one-story frame and stuc-
co dwelling. 1000 South street. NJ H.
Hess for Mrs. a. Rayfield, $50 remodel
ing. 129 East Second street. r.
Schmidt for T. Floppenburg. $500 re-
modelling, SIT West Fifteenth street.
Obituary Record-Mrs. Anna Hintze,
at one time proprietor of the Wal
colt hotel and well known in both Wal
colt and Davenport and this section
OF the county. died at her home in
Walcatt late Thursday, after a brief
illness of three weeks. She was over
90 years of age and her death was due
to heart disease. Mrs. Hintze con
Quoted the WaIcott hotel for more
than year. She was also prominent
ly identified with the lodges Of her
community. Born Nov. %, 1859. in
Kirchspiel. Blixbueu. Germany. she
came TO America. when a young wo-
man of 23 years, in 1882. She arrived
in Davenport soon after her arrival /
here and two years later. Dec. 1. 1884, I
she was married to JOchim Hintze and /
they moved to Walcott, where they
have lived continuously since that
time. She was a member of the Pyth-
ian sisters. Royal Neighbors and the
X. L. V Besides her hus- 4
band she is survived by seven sons /
and daughters, Mrs. William Dietz of
Harris. Iowa: Clarence Johnson of
Blue Grass. and Henry, Herman. (
James, Walter and Mrs. Harry Rath- 4
len. all of Walcott; two sisters, Mrs. (
Christina Schmoelker and Mrs. Marie .
both of Germany one
brother. Henry Hansen. also OF Ger
mzny, and eight grandchildren. The /
funeral viii be held Sunday afternoon 1
n o'clock from the home in Wal
soft. Interment viii be in Walcott
cemetery.
Addie May Cooper, wife OF Virgil A.
Cooper. died Thursday afternoon after
, brief illness due to an abcess Of the
stomach. Death occurred at the fam
ly home. on the Cradle street road,
hree miles northwest OF Davenport.
She was born in Montgomery county,
sept 13. 1855, thus making her %
ears OF age. When six months Of
.ge she went 10 Muscatine county with
Ter parents. On Feb. Il. 1906. she was
Inited in marriage to Virgil a. Cooper
surviving is the bereayed husband and
wo daughters. in addition TO her faith
? and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. George
lodge CT Muscatine and two brothers,
ieorge and Warren. of Muscatine, and
tx sister, Mrs. Earl Duncan. Ethel.
toilet and Opal, at home; Elsie OF
ilue Grass, and Mrs. Lea Terry of
Illinois. The funeral Will be held at
o o'clock Sunday morning at the
'resbyterian church in Blue Grass and
urial in the Blue Grass cemetery.