Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-06

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care Of cars occupied by other Aus
TRANS employed en- the gang Accord
ing 10 Kranovitch's story Gaspard en-
tered the car occupied by himself and
wife while the latter was out and stole
/ between $3.50 and $3.50. Gaspard. he
claims. then fed
Obituary Record The death of Ed
ward c. Keppy occurred at his home
at 1927 Harrison street after a weeks
illness with peritonius resulting from
appendicitis. The deceased was born
in Davenport. Jan 1854. and lived
here until the past SIX years when he
went TO Chicago as a solicitor for The
/ United States Express company Be
fore this he was associated with his
father in the meat business Funeral
will be held from the home Sunday
afternoon al ESQ Rev 8lancke viii
officiate and interment viii be made
/ in 0akdale cemetery
Kuehl occurred at the home OF Of her
! son, Louis ] Kuehl 500 West Locust
street after q lingering illness. She
was so years old Surviving are eight
children, Mrs Pauline SCHNEIDER. Red
Lodge, Mont. Henry o Kuehl, Gen
eseo; Mrs Matilda Weinrich. Cen
/ eseot August A. and Louis J. kuehl,
+ Davenport; Herman f. and George r.
Kuehi, Luther. Mont, and William II.
| kuehl CISCO. ILL., a brother, William
Westpfahl so grandchildren and seven
great grandchildren. also survive.
At midnight Thursday death called
Mrs. Emile Schlegel, wife Of Gustav
Schiegel and mother Of Carl f.
Schlegel and mother of Carl Z Schleg-
/ Ell. the well known Davenport druggist.
She vas u years old Deceased was
born in Thueriugen, Germany, Nay q.
E1S4l Surviving are the bereaved nus
band. Gustav Schlegel and the follow
ing children: Carl Z. Schlegel. Mrs.
/ Hedwig fischer and Mrs. Ida Bitter
Of St Charles, Mo. Five grandchildren
and the following brothers and sisters
also survive: Mrs. Ida Never and
Mrs. Pauline Srasser OF Davenport
and Miss Fanny Lerchen and Charles
Lerchen of Denver The funeral took
place today.
The death of Mrs. Nellie Leyden oc-
Cured Thursday afternoon after d lin
gering illness at the home of her
daughter, Mrs O. S. Bloss, 1870 East
| Eighteenth street. The remains were
taken to the NJ Y Boies chapel where
services were held at 1880 yesterday
morning. Rev. Frank Cole officiated
at the services. The remains were
then shipped TO Syracuse, New York,
where interment will be made.
The death of Harry q. Schmidt &C
Cured Yesterday at the home Of his
parents. 1917 Marquette street. after
an illness Of three years duration. The
! deceased was born in Davenport. Feb.
Y, 1888 He is survived by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Schmidt, three
brothers and three sisters. Henry. VIII
liam, John, Alma, Ella and Lillian.
Two brothers-in-law, Emil Scheck and
William Anthony and sister-in-law
Anna F'redericksen, also survive. The
funeral viii be held Sunday afternoon
at ? O'Clock from the, home with inter-
ment in Pine Hill cemetery.
O.
eoiored Citizen Called The death OF
Harvey Williams. well-known colored
resident Of Davenport. occurred Thurs
day evening at local hospital after a
snort illness. The deceased was born
in Missouri % years ago. The funeral
Will be held from the Third Baptist
church al 9 fn'ctn,I- e,r,nsi.n,r :, s.l.-,.--