Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-17
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in jail, which Magistrate Roddewig
subtraeted from his life of liberty
and pursuit Of happiness.
Select Jury in Contest Of Will.-The
work Of selecting jury to determine
the legality OF the viii Of the late
Isaac FL. Sears, was started yesterday
afternoon, Judge Let's presiding, The
contestants are Ernest B. and VIII J.
Sears, and they are represented in
court by Kaufman. Willis e Beser,
while the proponents, the immediate
relatives of the testator are defended
by Lane & Waterman and Ficke &
Ficke. The contestants are the sons Of
Samuel Sears, now deceased, and the
grandsons of the deceased Isaac II.
Sears. 1t is their claim that the de-
ceased. Isaac x. Sears. was prevail
ed upon by Isaac Sears, his son, to cut
the grandsons from any benefits as the
son of Samuel They claim that the
testator was not in his right mind at
the time OF signing the last will The
question as to whether he was sane or
not at that time will be one for the
jury 10 decide
Real Estate Following
are the warranty deeds filed at the
court house:
Myrtle c. Burr and husband TO
Emil G. Boniger. lot II, block ., Nc
CIellan Park addition.
Sanders New and Second Hand store
to Aoritz Landauer lots and 10.
block 50, Le Claire's End addition.
Harry Bornhoeft and wife to viii
liam Tuchfarber. north 80 feet OF the
west half Of lot /. block liz, Smith &
kelley's addition
l. G. Schwerdtfoser and wife to
l. c. Cooper, lot Z. McRart's sub-diyi-
sion Of lots 10. II. IL and l3, block 1872.
lie CIaire's 18th addition Considera-
ton $500
William Tuchfarber and wife 10
Charles Garland, north SO feet of the
west half Of lot 1, block ll2. Smith &
Keuey's addition
Deba NJ. Hire to Samuel AuIifl, lot
4, block s. original town OF Princeton,
Consideration $3.50
Obituary Record The death Of Al
bert c. Horst occurred Yesterday at
the home of his parents. MIR. and Mrs
Adolnh Horst seven miles northwest
Of Davenport. The deceased was horn
in Scott county. Jan. %. 1892, and has
resided here ell his life. He had been
afling for some time He is survived
By his parents, two sisters. Mrs Ed
Rufer and Mrs Fred Peters. and one
brother, Ben f. Horst. The funeral
will be held Thursday afternoon at /
o'clock from the home, with interment
in Paramount cemetery. The trip to
the cemetery will be made in automo-
biles.
While driving along Third street
near Western avenue Rudolph Kniegge,
a farmer residing near Donahue. was
suddenly taken with heart failure and
died before aid could reach him
Kniegge had come TO Davenport with
his wife and had been visiting with his
parents at 1922 Leonard street The
deceased was born Feb %, 1880. He
had been i'll for the past several weeks,
but had been up and about as usual.
He was united in marriage with Lena
Thiel in 1908 and has three sons sur
wing. They are William, Henry and
George. He is also survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kniegge
Of 1872 Leonard street The funeral
will be held Thursday morning at II
O'clock from the home near Donahue,
with interment in Maysville cemetery.
The trip 10 the cemetery will be made
by automobiles
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In Divorce Court-Giving statutory
grounds, Edward Ottens has filed suit
for divorce against Anna Ottens, by
Attorney Fred Vollmer The couple
was married July Is. 1910 at Chicago.
and lived together until March Is, 1914.
Suit for divorce has been filed
against Phoebe L. Tracy by Vernon j.
Tracy, dasertion being the allegation.
The couple was married July Is, 1910,
at Sioux City, Iowa, and lived together
until Aug 5. 1918. Fred yollmer ia
the attorney.