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Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
ABOUT MINED PUBLICITY
WE ARE GETTING.

w what the irrigation district 10
dc4i with h
going into this matter with the 'Np
tina par q {
proper irrigation system realizing that there Is certain
of { d
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TO
i1ee out the
IN, those i'm VIII
essential for the maintenance of the system
thu oh must be broken
which il has never beeuc
lotic are
bus a one Mexico
mfet equal
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Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
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IN ANINIsI prey

In the District Court of the United
state for the southern District OF
California Southern division.
In the matter Of Wilson X. Felton,.
To the creditors of Wilson X. Fol
ton Of GaleNico. i'm the County of I'm
peT,aI and district aforesaid, bank
Notice is hereby given. That on the
ISih5 d;a!N of November, \. d. 1915 the
said Wilson X. FELTON, was adjudgcd
bankrupt and that Tho first meeting
OF o.. ms creditors will BE- held in the
office of ConklinE X Brown. in the
Beach BUILDING. at the northwest cor
ner OF Main and Sixth streets. i'm the
CITY of FL Centre. County of Impcrial.
state OF CALIFORNIA. on the 4th DAY of
Deeember, \. D. 1918, at the hour of
~ O clock "A. m. at which time the said
cTedltors may attend prove their
claims. appoiut q trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and consider authorizing the
trustee elected OF appointed TO sell tn
as cts of the estate. upon petition to
pe lhtu iied by him. and transact such
G'4eI business as may propcTlY come
before said meeting.
Dated al Riverside, California, the
10th daN of Novemhcr A. d 1915
THOMAS r. PORTEOTS
Referee i'm BankIuDtcy
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
REALTY TRANSFERS
Reported daily by the Peoples Alb
stract and Title Company:

Edward W. Burger ct uN. to John
H. Burger. Lots and 10, Block Sab,
and Lot Is. Block 34A. Park addition
TO El Centre.
Keystone Ranch Company to Alice
NJ Hcbcr tracts - and "a, 1t-li.
Florence Z. Griffith et al 10 +. Car
rillo. lot 13. block IS. Calc&ico.
Morris Friedman 10 Dr. Arturo Pal
lais. lot II. block 81, CaleNico.
L. L. Young ct uN. to Nina :. Berry.
lots 1 and ., block is. first addition to
CaloXico.
w. {. Fidler to Helen Il. Heath, SIC
j., NE D., section 81 and SW 4 NV "A
section SO, 14-16.
Lee r.. FerreIl ct uN. to Frank w
Crane. one-half interest in lots II and
10. block 81. CalcNico.
George e Kennedy ct uX. to Effie
VI. Rumscy. lot 81. block 81. El Cen
tro
Same to same. lot %. block s., FL
Centre.
Roy L. Rumsey ct ny. to George r.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
ALLEGED ARSONIST
RETURNED FOR TRIAL

G. NJ. Bassctt. arrested recently at
Moore. Mont, on suspicion of implica
tion i'm an arson uiot at CaleNIco. wa
returned to tho county jail last night
w .. TruaN. with whom Rasseu Is
alleged to have oouspircd in the dc
struction of a house at GaleNico, to
collect the insurance. was bound over
to he superior court for trial on
charge of arson.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22

See "Hypocrites,' the most moral ot
all dramas, at L. & S. tonight.=Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
WENT FOR JOY RIDE;
ARRESTED FOR THEFT

/ T. Parrish. Is years old, Wa ar
rr-tod Yesterday by city Marshal Me
1,add,n and charged with the theft Of
ar automobile. According 10 officers,
Parrish borrowed tho auto saturday
.igh tr.o tb, flrw by "hich he was
employed and went for "a Joy ride. His
arrest followed.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Marketing Milo. cotton Seed. Etc.

The California Planters Exchange,
acting as agent for the grower, sells
milo. barley, cotton seed and other
oducts of the farm. from samples
and gets more money for the growers,
our customers i'm the Valley will
tell you. Try us. Send sample with
statement of quantity. to our office,
Room 40. Temple block, Los Angeles.
Cal. We do the rest.
Adv r u. M'CALT..
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Mrs. W. T.. Cox,

teacher of piano, will open her class,
corner Firth and Brighton, oct /. Pu-
pills may enroll from now on for pref
crruce Of hours.-AdV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22

Kennedy, north 30 feet lots - to -.
block "A, Ell Ccntro.
James r. Elliott TO Elmer Y Allen,
30 acres in tract rs, 1913
Title Insurance and Trust Company
to Edward Dool, lots 10 and Is, block
10. Calipatria.
Edwin J. Garfield ct al. to State of
California, in section 1912.
Charles b. Justice, to sJate. tract IS,
1912.
i. +. Mcdonald to state. strip 10
feet wide off south side NV Il and "
!. NE J., section S. 16-12
It's cheaper to move than pay rent
Sec Ed Royce Transfer, 632 Main ST
ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
I'ircvOoti for sale

I'D Royce Transfer 632 Main St
Phone 123W.-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Npprccintion.

W wish TO oNtend our thanks to
Navor swanson fo. courtesi"s shown.
9Iensto the merchants for thcir liberal
donations. and to the public in gen
eral for their patronage in making our
turkey dinner a financial success.
THE LADIES OF st. MARYS CATH
al IF CHI re IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
SETH To PREACH
initial SERMON
New Pastor of the Mission Tabernacle
viii he Heard for First TINE in
Moline Tomorrow.

Rev. J. f. Seth. called 10 the pastor
ate of the Mission Tabernacle of Mo
line, will preach his initial sermon in
that city tomorrow.
Mission work in San Francisco has
claimed the attention of Rev. Mr.. Seth
during the last year While there his
worth was recognized IA his appoint
ment to membership on the Swedish
fair committee for the Pan-American
exposition For his efforts in behalf Of
the fair exhibit he was honored by the
king of Sweden, being made knight
of the Order Of Vasa by that monarch.
Rev. Mr.. Seth was pastor of the Mis-
sion church at Spokane Wash. before
going to San Francisco There he
served as chairman of the Spokane
charities commission. having been ap-
printed to the board by the mayor, and
having been elected to the executive
position by bis colleagues. Before his
service at Spokane he was pastor OF
the Superior, Wis. church There he
sarJ ed as a member of the library
board under appointment of the mayor
Ills coming to Moline is an occasion
for congratulations by friends Of the
Mission Tabernacle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
IN MOLINE LODGES

Election of officers took place at the
regular weekly meeting Of King Phil
lip tribe. No "a, Improved order OF
Red Men. last evening. Those elected ::
Prophet-Eric Deiene.
Sachem-kale Rask
Senior Sycamore Bernard Johnson.
Junior Sycamore Richard Swanson.
Keeper of Wampum- Charles Eek
strom
Collector-V. A. ShalleDe.
Chief of Records E, O. Johnson.
Representative to the grand state
council william Mueller
Those elected to the positions OF
prophet, sachem and senior and Junior
warden will serve six months, while
the keeper of wampum, collector and
chief of records will serve one year
The representative to the grand coun-
Gil is elected for two years.
Chiefs degree work was put on after
the election last evening and plans for
a trip which the degree staff will make
to Geneseo Dec 16 were discussed. A
large class is awaiting initiation in the
Henry county town A trip to Hamp-
ton to put on work will also be made
in the near future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
MEN WHO WON NJ
TO NAME CAPTAIN
Leader for 1916 Eleven to Be Chosen
by Maroon and White Players at
Banquet Next Wednesday.

The annual IA" men banquet has
been set for Wednesday Of next week
Colonel Hjalmer Kohler. Moline's dean
of athletics, has consented TO act as
POSTMASTER. The event will be held
in the high school lunchroom instead
Of in the Manufacturers hotel, as hith-
erto and election of the 1916 captain
will come up at that time.
Guests Of honor at the affair will
be Moline's Il M Wilson
WEIGH, Fromme. Axene, Seymour,
Weatherhead. Mousley, Buelow. Lud-
wick, Hokinson, Efflandt and Rohwer.
All will have part in the evenings pro-
gram. which is being outlined by Ken
meth Ebi. president of the high school
athletic association. Other celebrities
who will be present and crate" during
the evening will be Coaches McGough
and Adams. Trainer Peters, Manager
Tulotson and athletic association Of
ficials
Letters for the y successful in max
ing them have been ordered and will
be given out Wednesday if they arrive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
PUNCH BOARDS IN
STORES REMOVED
Police Seize Devices Which We're
Placed in Business Houses by a
Candy tonefrn.

Police condscated two punchboards
today, one in drug store and the
other in a cigar store. All patroImen
were cautioned to watch closely for
the harmless gambling devices as
they are called, since city authorities
fear efforts are being made to sneak
them back to stimulate the holiday
trade.
The city commission has rejected the
plea of cigar store owners made at the
council meeting last Monday and the
police have received no orders con-
trary to those Of some weeks ago when
all the punchboards in the city were
ordered from the show cases of drug
stores. saloons and cigar stores
Chief Miller said today that the vio-
lators were innocent to certain ex-
tent, inasmuch as an outside candy
concern placed the boards in the stores
and told the owners that the city would
permit sale Il candy through the use
Of punch boards during the month OF
December No arrests were made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
- From The Argus Files of 1890

Nov. 2S-AH incendiary fire in the
rear room of Winter & Lemberg' s
wholesale liquor house, 1916 Third ave
nue.. did damage amounting to $4,000.
at , O'Clock this morning.
The work Of laying the return wire
for the electric railway under the Sec
ond avenue pavement was resumed this
morning.
Ten games played in checker con-
test between A. W. Valentine of this
city and R S. Woods Of Moline result
ed in a draw Woods therefore retains
the championship banner another
year.
Revival meetings are being held at
the Central Presbyterian church.
Nov. 29-According to the report of
the police department 3S arrests were
made last month, II of them being
state cases, and $66 was collected in
fines
Miss Hattie Tremann was he sub
jeCt Of pleasant birthday surprise
party at her home on Sixth avenue
last evening.
Dec. Leonard L. Roger, foreman
at the harness shop at the arsenal.
was killed yesterday, when he missed
his footing and fell down flight OF
stairs, fracturing his skull on ths
fagstone walk below Roger lived in
Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
MOLINE OFFICER
LOSES HIS STAR
PatroIman George DaebeIliehn Dis.
charged From Police Department
by Commissioner Stauifer.
CHARGES DRINKING On BEAT
Accuses Fellow Cop OF Causing His
Diificuiss and Fight Results
New Man on Force.

Because Of his alleged violation of
the order issued by Commissioner A.
e. Stouffer when he assumed office last
spriug to the effect that no member
of the force should take a drink of
liquor while on duty, George Daebel-
iiehn night patrolman on the Moline
police force, was last evening discharg-
ed from the department.
Commissioner Sfouffer learned dur
ing The summer that the order had
been violated and he issued another
warning, declaring any man who vio-
lated the order would be discharged
Since that time the commissioner
has maintained closer watch upon
certain Of the men than is generally
known. He received information some
time ago that Patrolman Daebelhehn
had violated the order and last even
ing he went upon Daebelliehn's beat
and checked on him He said last even
ing he saw Daebelliehn take drink
in violation of his instructions, The
officers discharge resulted.
Accuses Fellow officer.
Ted Anderson. patrolman, was ac-
cused by Daehelliehn OF being respons-
ible for his difficulty, although Com
missioner Stouffer told him al the time
that the other patrolman had nothing
TO do with it.
DaebelHehn went in search Of An
dersou and found him A battle fol
lowed that resulted in Daebelliehn ap-
pearing at the police station rather
battered in custody Of Anderson Be
cause OF the circumstances no charges
were made against him in police court,
however
Carl p Gellerstedt. age "a. 1872
Twelfth street, today became a mem
Der of the police force.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04

spending few days with Miss June
Shut
/ Mr.. and Mrs S B. Bolton went to
Alpha Thursday TO make a short visit
with relatives.
W. S. Finch returned to his home in
independence, Iowa, this week after
spending a few days at the homes Of
Charles Finch and W D. Emerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E, Bridgford and
sons. Lane and Reed of Joy, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Myrtle Bridgford,
/ Professor L. L. Minor arrived home
Thursday from Carthage to spent a
short vacation with his father, NJ 0.
Minor.
The fine nine-room home of s f.
] Peterson, a few miles southeast Of
/ Aledo was entirely destroyed by fire
/ Thursday. The fire originated from a
spark from the kitchen chimney. When
discovered it was too late to save the
house With the assistance OF the
ineighbors most OF the furniture, in
GLIDING the piano, was saved. The loss
/ is estimated at about $4,000, with an
insurance OF $1,000, Mr.. Peterson will
rebuild Immediately.
/ Misses Marjorie Cook and Ethel
Bridgford left Friday for Lake Forest
/ TO visit Misses Louise Haas and kath-
crime Emrick at Ferry hall. They will
also visit friends in Chicago before
returning home
/ Miss Bessie Finley left this week for
! Bradshaw. Neb.. where she will spend
few weeks with her brother, Robert
t Finleg.
I Miss Bernice i. Brown, daughter OF
+ Mr.. and Mrs. J, +. Brown of this city
and George L. Watt. Jr. of Rockford
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Watt OF Aledo
surprised their friends and relatives
/ Thanksgiving day by announcing their
marriage which had taken place In
Monmouth on Oct. %. After their mar
riage Mr.. Watt went to Rockford
where he prepared home for his
bride and Mrs. Watt returned TO her
school. Mrs Watt has been A very
! popular Mercer county teacher The
many friends of thte young. people IN
Aledo and vicinity wish them much
happiness.
I Mrs. Ed Cooke of Mendoza came
Wednesday to visit her niece. Mrs.
! James Bjorkman. She will also visit
Mr.. and Mrs George Howless at Stale
City before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs D. ]. Vanatta went 10
Muscatine. Iowa, Wednesday TO visit
+ bis parents.
Mrs. Selma Boriff, wife Of Martin 0.
Boriff, near Millersburg. died al II
o'clock Wednesday night at the Mercy
Hospital in Davenport. Iowa Mrs Bor-
if had been in the hospital for several
weeks and her friends thought she was
doing we'll and she was expected home
! in short time Her death came as a
great shock to her family and friends.
She leaves her husband two children,
Martin G. and Mildred E. and many
Eother relatives and friends. Funeral
services were held in the Pemeroy
church Saturday morning. Nov. 81.
conducted by Rev A Q. Jones Burial
was made in the aliile-sburg cemetery
/ Mrs. r. c. Hartwig Of Watertown
Wis, came Wednesday to make a short
Visit with her daughter. Miss Henrietta
Hartwig
Or. and Mrs A. c. Sells went ia
Bushnell Thursday to make a shor,
Visit with Mrs. Mary Kline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
Installation Of officers will be held a
the first meeting in January.

Installation OF officers with be held al
the first meeting in January.
Rock Island lodge No. s5S. A. F. &
A. M., al a meeting last night at Ma
sonic hall elected the following Of
dcers for the ensuing year:
Worshipful Master Robert c. Mitch
ell.
Senior Warden-J. B. Jones.
Junior Harden-H. II. Holdorf.
Treasurer-C. F. Channon.
Seeretarv--H. S. Bollman.
Member Masonic Association-A. D.
Welch.
The officers will be installed at the
January meeting.
Mystic Workers, No IS. In annual
meeting last evening selected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year.
Prefect-Joseph F. Grotegut.
Monitor-Arthur CralIe
Secretary and banker-Miss Lillian
Davis.
Marshal Mrs Ella Henderson.
Warder- Miss Mamie Blocllinger.
Sentinel-Mrs. Freda Cralie
Supervisor for three Mrs.
Kate Kruger
Pianist-Miss Catherine Cox.
Delegates to national meeting in
June in Grand Rapids. Mich Miss
Lillian Davis and j. F. Grotegut.
Alternates Miss Rose Cramer, Mrs.
Amelia Grotegut
Installation will take place the first
Thursday in January.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04

Ex-Policeman Peter Loge, now team
ster for the Rock Island Lumber COM
pany, was painfully injured in an ac-.
cident at the yards yesterday, when.
he was squeezed between a bridge.
over the driveway and the top of the
load Of lumber on his wagon.
James Maucker left this afternoon
fer Sandwich, H., to examine gym
nasium outfit with view of purchasing
it for the Rock Island Athletic club.
Dec. "A light snow was falling
this afternoon in Rock Island
2. ]. Cary today received his APP
pointment as substitute mail carrier.
This morning the Holmes syndicate
OF Chicago let a contract for the erec-
ton of new power station at Twenty
third street and First avenue. The
station is to furnish power for the
electric railway and will cost approxi-
mateiy $4,000 without the equipment.
Dec. AT Monday nights meeting
of the Moline city council the Holmes
syndicate received its Third avenue
ordinance, permitting double tracks.
The first issue of the Moline Even
ing Journal made its appearance last
evening. Andrew Anderson Is editor
and f L. Eastman business manager.
Dee. policeman William Glass. a
new sppointee, entered upon his duties
today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
ALEDO

Mrs +. ". Lemon and son Vincent
of Galesburg aud Mrs. Ella Vincent
and daughter. Miss Nellie of Whiting.
Ind. spent few days with Mr. and
Mrs. J. p. Lemon and returned to
Galesburg Saturday
Miss Leila Swartz is spending a few
days with friends in Abingdon.
Mr. and Mrs. j H. Nesbitt went to
Silvis Thursday and spent the day
with their daughter, Mrs Frank Had
dick.
c. S. Bartlett and sister Miss Louise
Bartlett, went to Alexis Thursday and
spent the day at the home Of Miss
Nancy Scott.
Misses Enid and Pauline Hause of
Burlington. Iowa, are visiting their
grandmother Mrs, Elizabeth Hause.
Mrs. Eva Crane Of Pittsdeld came
Wednesday to spend few days with
her daughter, Miss Florine Crane
Mrs. Mary Evans went to Keithsburg
Wednesday to make a few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. 2. Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs George White OF Alpha
came Wednesday to visit relatives in
Aledo and vicinity
The agronomy class Of William and
Vashti college will give an illustrated
lecture on corn at the college chapel
on Monday evening, Nov % a. COM
plete set of so slides which present the
entire subject in every detail will be
used All who are interested in this
subject are invited to attend
Mrs. E. H. Bjorkman spent Thurs
day in Galva with her brother, Joseph
Brown
! II. B. Garrett of Oklahoma City.
Okla, is visiting his mother Mrs.
Hettie Garrett Misses Dorothy Garrett
and friend Miss Frances Walton of
( Oklahoma City who are attending
Knox college also spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Garrett.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Rnurke left
Wednesday for Mulberry Grove where
/ they will spend few days with Mr..
Murke's mother. Mrs. L. Coombs
Erwin Day, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ. Day of this city and Miss Florence
Macknaw OF Charles City, Iowa. were
married at the home of the brides
parents on Sunday. Nov. u. After a
wedding trip to Portland. Ore, Mr. and
Mrs. Day viii be located on the brides
farm near Charles City. Mr. Days
many friends here wish them a happy
and successful life.
Mrs. L. c. Swartz and children Wis
tied in Woodruff Thursday with her
sister. Mrs. H. Z. Address
7 Fifty friends and neighbors sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Brown at
| their home east of Aledo on We'd
nesday evening, which was their cath
wedding anniversary. A very pleasant
evening was spent during which re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Hunsley. who
have made a few weeks visit with Mrs
Hunsleys brother. 0rville Brown at
JOY. left Wednesday for their home in
Minot. y. d.
{ Mrs. G. ". NeTts went 10 Burgess
Wednesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID.
Werts.
I Charles Harkrader Of Alexis Is Wis
! ting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H Phiileo left We'd
nesday to spend few days with reia-
itives in Dixon. H.. and Clinton. Iowa.
| Miss Helen Johnson of Geneseo is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
PLACE SICKLER HOME
UNDER QUARANTINE

The home of George Sickler. 594 Sew
enteenth avenue, East Moline was
placed under quarantine late yesterday
afternoon an attending physician bav-
ing pronounced Horace, 6-year-oId son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Siekler, as having
scarlet fever. The Lincoln school was
fumigated.
Quarantine on the home of NJ. ]. Nc
keown, East Moline, was lifted yester-
day. the family having been confined
to the house during the lIt three
weeks because Of diphtheria With the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
Delicate Scales.

There are two sets OF scales in use
in the New Orleans mint. the larger
of which weighs anything from one
thousandth of an ounce TO GOO pounds
The second scale, with its agate bear
ings. will weigh accurately a human
hair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
-TYT~v us~
E1r>atQt'r(al.

Tribute 10 deceased members will
be paid By Rock Island lodge of Elks
at memorial services which viii be held
at the club rooms on Eighteenth street
at $50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Not only members of the order but the
public in general has been invited to
attend The Grafton will be by Thorn
as J Welch. city attorney OF kewanee
Mr. Welch formerly studied law in
Rock Island and after being admitted
to the har, located in kewanee. Rob
ert ReXdale will give the eulogy and
opening and closing PRAYER will be Of
fered by Rev J. L. Vance, There will
be music by a quartet and solo num-
bers,
At a meeting held last night at Odd
Fellows hall. Rock Island encamp-
nent No. IL. I. o 0. +. elected the
following officers for the ensuing year,
the installation to be held the first
Friday in January:
Chief patriarch Carl Lozand
High priest Henry Hoist.
Senior warden Joseph Meterle.
Junior warden John Russ
Scribe i A Reid,
Financial scribe y. u. Hathaway
Treasurer J, D. Boltman.
Trustees for one year George Clap
per- Nelson Bracken, " J. Blesener,
Thomas Mclean and q f. sippie
First plans for the district encamp-
ment. TO be held in Rock Island in
January or February. were made las,
night. when correspondence was start
ed with the grand patriarch, who is
to set the date.
At a meeting held Thursday night,
Watch Tower camp No, 1927, NJ W
A.. elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:
Venerable eonsui-W NJ Burgess.
Worthy advisors Houldsworth.
Banker-P Lafranz.
Clerk William Bauman.
Escort f, Rendt
Watchman-O Bendt
Physicians Or. l.. Eddy and Dir. E.
Bradford.
The election Of manager and sentry
was laid over until The next meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04
LET CONTRACT FOR
COUNTY FARM FLOUR

Ar q meeting Of the county infrmary
committee. held at the farm Thursday.
contract for 100 barrels of -four for
Inc years supply was let TO G. l..
Benson Moline grocer for s5.25 per
barrel
The new shed which has been built
Tor storage purposes, was inspected, It
Is valuable addition to the county
tarm equipment and will give Super
ln'endent r. g Wylie a place where
repair work on farm implements can
De done during the winter months.
Vulcan coke, $3.50 per ton Tele-
phone Moline 5ns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-04

exception of scarlet fever case in the
Sickler home, East Moline is now free
of contagious disease.