Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-02
LOUIS DINDINCER,
A|L|AC YEAR, DIES
veterans Travelling Salesman, Suffer-
Ing With Complication of Diseases
Expires ut His Home.
HAD UNDERGONE AN OPERATION
Had Been Long Employed by Whole
sale Grocery Concerns, Last With
Henry Darts Sons.

Louis Dindinger, member of the
travelling sales force of Henry Darts
sons. wholesale grocery house, died
this morning at 1875 at his home, $50
Twenty-first street. Mr.. Dindinger
had been ailing for nearly year with
complication of diseases. He under
went an operation six weeks ago with
out lettering his condition, which had
been critical since.
Mr.. Dindinger was born in Rock Is
land. May Is, 1853, in the old Din
dlnger homestead, where the Sala
flats now stand. His parents, Chris
tian and Rosa Dindinger, were pioneer
settlers of Rock Island. He received
his early education in the public
schools of this city and upon gradua-
ton secured work as clerk in one OF
the downtown stores. Later he en-
tered the employ of the Harper House
| pharmacy and he became a registered
| pharmacist. He also worked for Emil
koehler and Otto Grotian, well known
early day druggists of Rock Island.
Represents Wholesale House.
Mr.. Dindinger then became con
nected with the kellerstrass and Vogel
wholesale grocery house of Rock Is
land as travelling salesman and re-
manned with this company until it dis
solved. He then went to the Bieder-
becke and Miller wholesale grocery
company of Davenport in a similar ca
pacity, remaining with this firm until
IA years ago, when it dissolved. Mr.
Dindinger then became connected will
Henry Darts Sons and had been with
that firm up until the time of his i'll
ness.
He was member of Camp 500, Mod
ern Woodmen. and Of Rock Islant
Commandery. No. IS, Knights Temp
lar, and Rock Island Chapter No. IS
Royal Arch Masons.
He leaves to mourn his passing be
sides his wife, one brother, J. F. Din
dinger, the well known printer.
Funeral OF Mrs. Henry B. Carpenter
The funeral of Mrs. Henry B. Car
penter was held this afternoon at
o'clock at the home, TT Nineteenth
street. Rev. James Edgar Wilson
pastor of the Broadway Presbyterian
church, was in charge of the ser
WIGS. There was a large attendanC
of Borrowing friends and relatives
Burial was in Chippiannock cemetery
Her four sons. Fred NJ, Caleb R
Charles H, and Mylo Carpenter acte
as pallbearers.
Mrs. Charles Goldberg.
Mrs Charles Goldberg. PTS FIT
avenue, died this morning at o'clOc
at the Moline city hospital following
lingering illness with d complication
of ailments. She was born in Russi
in 1865. She came to America 80 year
ago, settling in Rock Island, and ha
made her home here since. She wa
united in marriage to Charles Gold
berg y years ago in Rock Island. Be
sides her husband she leaves seve
: children: Mary, Lucy, Minnie, Oswald
: Amy, Benny and Nathan. and a broth
er, Henry kavensky, all of Rock IslanC
Funeral services were held this aft
: ernoon at o'clock at the home Bur
ial was in the Jewish cemetery in Day
export.
: Mrs. Harriet Southw0od.
Mrs. Harriet Southwood died las
evening at 1852 at the home of he
: daughter, Mrs. S. D. Fairman, 256
: Eighth-anda-half avenue, following a
illness oftwo years. Mrs. Southwoo
was born in Trenton, Canada, Oct. i
: 1887, and had lived there the create
. part of her life. She was united i
marriage to Joseph Southwood Marc
II, 1874, at Trenton. He preceded he
in death % years. Mrs. SOuthwoo
|: came to Rock Island in 1903 to max
her home with her daughter. She
survived by two daughters. Mrs. S. |
: Fairman, Rock Island, and Mrs. job
Zuefelt, Trenton, Canada.
Funeral services will be held at tn
nome tomorrow afternoon at o'clocl
Rev. W. G. Ogleyee officiating. Buria
Will be in Riverside cemetery i
: Moline.