Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-06
The Day i'm Davenport

: Lots l and 2, block 8, Westholme ad-
dition.
| Raymond B. Newton to John August.
Lots Is and IA, Mcclellan Park add.
| ton.
! Clara Eckmann to William Muller.
Lot %, block T. Rosedale addition.
! Consideration $685..
| Marie Claussen to Nicholaus c. F.
Behrens. Lot 2. block 4, Replat Bricks
subdivision. Consideration, S205.
Ebert A. Finch and wife to Otto E.
Schroeder. Lot 2, block II, Heckle &
kautz addition to Buffalo. Considera-
ton, $625.
Charles c. Mcintyre to Jane McIn-
tyre. Lot q, block 2, Mcclellan
Heights first addition.
II. 3. Jones and wife to Elsie \.
Boles. Lot II, block g. Richland Park
Arthur T. Blakemore and wife to
Clara NJ, Blakemore Undivided two
thirds Of part Of lot IS, block 1873, Le-
Claires Thirteenth street addition.
William Doyle and wife to John
Doyle. Part Of section 20, Butler town
ship. Consideration, $3.50.
Theodore Goetsch to Fred Alter
bernd. Part Of section 81, Davenport
township.
Albert B. Woeckner and wife to
Bertha Huehl Part of section 90,
Pleasant Valley township Considera-
ton, 1920
Clara Eckmann to William Mueller.
Lot rs, block 7, Rose Dale addition.
Consideration, $685..
Eliza Summing to Charles H. Wilson
Part of section IS, Pleasant Valley
township.
Adolph Alday and wife to Albert K
Fahrner. Part Of section 26, Pleasant
Valley township.
Court Martial for Fort Robert NJ.
Fort, private in Battery B, now serv-
ing a sentence in the county Jail for
beating his wife. will be court mar
tailed for absence from drill and Tor
conduct unbecoming a soldier. The
hearing will be held March Is at ?
O'Clock in the afternoon at ArmOry
hall. 1t is the first court martial in
Battery B.
Obituary Record Blanche
i, Vogt, wife of Emil Vogt, a farmer re-
siding near Mt. Joy, passed away at
Mercy hospital after short illness.
She was born in Scott county on Dec.
Z, 1885, and was united in marriage
with Emil Vogt about six years ago.
Surviving are the husband and two
children, Ethel and Eldon. The moth
er, Mrs. Louisa NUNS, and the follow
ing sisters and brothers also survive:
Amos Muhs, Mrs. Myrtle Jacobsen. Of
Midland. s. D.. and Sadie, Emma, Viola,
Florence and Edna Muhs.
Gertrude J. Stowell, the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Stow
ell. 131 West Sixteenth street, passed
away Saturday following a short i'll
ness Of pneumonia. The deceased was
born in Davenport Oct %, 1915. The
parents are the only surviving rela-
tiyes The funeral will be held We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock from the
home of the parents, with interment in
Oakdale cemetery.
Larsen Woman Is Sentenced
seven year sentence was imposed and
, suspended on Mrs. Ella Larson. the
woman who pleaded guilty to obtain
ing goods under false pretense3 before
Judge Donegan Saturday. She was pa
, rolled to the house of the Good Shop
herd at Dubuque. Several weeks ago
Mrs. Larson, who was deserted by her
husband, a member OF Battery B, some
time before, obtained goods from sew
eral department stores in the three
cities by having them charged to ficti~
tjOus persons. She was arrested in
Davenport store when she attempted
to repeat the offense and was prose-
cuted by the Davenport Credit associa-
ton. She entered plea Of guilty to
the county attorneys information Sat
, urday before Judge Donegan and was
sentenced Immediately. The seven
wear sentence imposed, was suspended
, while she was paroled TO the institu-
ton at Dubuque Should she violate
, her parole, she is liable to he sent 10
Anamosa where she will be forced to
serve out her sentence Her baby boy
is now residing with the parents Of
, the father Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Larson.
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