Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
The Day i'm Davenport

Unconscious as Result OF Faii-Hans
Petersen was rendered unconscious
for q short time Tuesday as a result
of a fall on The walk near the corner
Of Sixth and Iowa streets. The ambu
lance was summoned and lie was TAX
en- to Mercy hospital but it was learn
ed that he had received nothing more
serious than an abrasion on the fore
head over his right eye.
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One Hog Tips Scales at $50 Pounds
Henry Copley. r. r. 7. has some Of the
finest hogs in Scott county. One a =
year-old Poland China. brought to the
city Tuesday and sold to Duggleby, the
butcher. weighed $50 pounds. Mr. Cop
ley says he has carload OF hogs
which viii weigh close TO the above
figure.
Nine Get Iicenses-Nine couples
were given marriage licenses yester-
day from the Office of the clerk Of the
district court, They were Verne Shaw,
Buena Vista Iowa, aud Pearl Voel-
kers of stockton, Roy Davisson and
Mary r. Hardin both of Wheatland.
Henry Stuehm and Nathilda d. Hartz,
both OF Durant Iowa Stanley Haze
dok and Josie L0hicakos. both Of Bet
/ tendorf Joseph Loenties and Han
nah Oles0a, both residents of this city;
4 George Dreyer and Erna Voss, both Of
] New Liberty, Iowa: Harry klueYer of
! New Liberty and Emma Kramer Of
] Walcott, Daniel T. Danielsen and Car
oline 2. NJ. Dralle. both Of CalamUs,
/ Iowa; and BERTHE Dively OF Blooming
ton. ILL.,, and Bessie Miller of Akin
son, III.
/ Obituary Rec0rd~--WorG was Teceiv-
ed in Davenport yesterday Of the
death of Rudolph E. Bolte. a former
! resident of Davenport, in Madison
Wis. Tuesday noon. The deceased was
| a brother Of William Bottle, the well
known local c0nfectioner. He left Dav-
export about seven years ago and went
to Madison where he had charge OF the
students cooperative store. He was
very popular among the students and
his death viii be received as SHOCK
among the many Davenport students
attending the University Of Wisconsin
Mr.. BoIte was born in Davenport OF
Dee. s, 1876, and was IS years of age
His death came suddenly and as dis
tinct shock to his family, lie has WIFI
and two children surviving him il
Madison. His mother, Mrs. W Bolte
sister, Selma and brother William
in Davenport also survive to mourn
his death. The remains will be brough
to Davenport for interment.
Batista Costa passed away at Il
o'clock yesterday morning at his home
2l5 Rock Island street. The deceasei
was 68 years old and was born il
Italy. He came to America in 1886 an
was in Minneapolis for three years
He came to Davenport after that ant
has resided here since 1889 He wa
married In Italy to Seraphina Braccht
, who with three children survives L
mourn his death, The three chfldrei
are Charles and Frank Costa and Mrs
Mary koelle of Davenport The funera
: will be held from the late home, u
! Rock Island street. Friday morning a
, $3.50 with services at st. Anthony
/ church at o'clock. Interment will b
made IN ST. Marguerite's cemetery.
: Virgil Brady, the eight-year-o so
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brady Of 1876
Rockingham road. passed away a
1906 Tuesday evening after shor
! illness, Besides his parents, the dc
ceased is survived by one sister, Vernf
The funeral viii be held at 2 o'cloc
| Saturday afternoon from the home {
the parents gith interment In FAN
| mount cemetery.
| &C.
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