Rock Island Argus., 1916-09-25

, farm and graduated from the Chapman
| high school and the Avilene business
college. He entered the Palmer School
of Chiropractic and graduated in 1910
being a member of the Upsilon Chi
Beta alumni. Following his gradua-
tion he attended the Schroth College in
Chicago, and received his license to
practice. He successfully practiced In
Kansas for two years and was united
in marriage TO Miss Alexa Dell Nc
Boyle, Sept. II, 1912. The couple came
to Davenport in 1914, when DR.. Car
ter became dean of the Universal Col
lege of Chiropractic and six months
later was made general manager. He
was also editor Of Progress, a quar-
terly organ Of chiropractics. He was
thorough Christian. Surviving are his
wife, two brothers, Daniel OF Kanas
and Peyton of Wapheton, y. d.. and
three sisters, Mrs. Davis Mccullough
of Solomon, Kans., and Jeanette and
Dora Carter of Kansas. His father, In
Kansas, also survives.
Obituary Record. - The Seattle
spokesman Review notes the death OF
Mrs. Leonore Paddock, who died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. E. La
nier, in that city. They will be re.
membered by older residents. Mrs.
Paddock was 90 years OF age, and came
to Davenport when a young girl, heI
father erecting one of the first log cab
ins here. Mrs. Paddock cast her first
vote when So years old, under the sur
frage law in Washington. She had
gone to Spokane at the age OF SO, &c
make her home with her daughters
Mrs. Lanier and Miss Mary Paddock
She was the widow Of the late Philan'
der Paddock.
Mrs. Emma Regina Otto passed away
at Mercy hospital following an opera
ton. The deceased was born in Nus
catine county near Moscow, Nov. ~
1875, being 40 years of age She was
reared in that county and was uniteo
in marriage TO Adam Otto Sept. Zh
1893, at Muscatine where they resided
until 1901. coming TO this city IN that
year. The deceased was a member Oh
the Davenport Court or Honor, 40.
3o9. Surviving are her husband, ADAM
otto, one daughter, Lillian OTTO AeF
mother. Mrs. Anna Miller, OF Moscow
and nine brothers and sisters-Mrs'
otto Kruger, Mrs. Clarence Lake, MIS-
Edward Miller and Mrs. John kempeF'
all OF Muscatiue, Miss Lille Miller
Frederick Miller, c. Miller and MISS
Edna Miller, all of Moscow, Iowa, anu
Mrs Anna Desmond OF Davenport
Following an illness OF seyera1
years duration, Christ A. Willumseh
passed away at his home. i05 Warren
street. Mr.. Willumsen was born Seps,
10. ls4S, in Copenhagen, Denmark ana
came 10 America I'm 1878, settling lh
Davenport. Thirty years ago he oe-
came engaged IN the baking Industry
n Moline and was proprietor OF tav
only bakery in that city at tHRt llAe'
Twelve years ago he returned 10 p@f-
IMPORT and has since resided here. VI
Dec. II, 1883. he was united IN mar
'iage 20 Miss Nellie Hansen, ftNo
children survive. They are. Chribt -"
william c., Nellie. Cecilia and Mrs Az
vert Schreck, all OF Davenport. I@o
sisters, Mrs Minnie Schmidt OF 81
Paul, and Mrs. Klingstrom. or pen,
mark, and a niece, Mrs. g. Peterson %
davenport. also sarNiye.N
Building Permits Three puuaiaS
'ermits were issued by Building ~
pector Ralph C. Graham. They are =
ollows: Fred Glass, Belmont ana
'chricker streets, two-story ErAn9
welllng. $4,000; DR.. W. ID. Carroil'
5l2 Harrison street. remodelins, Slevi
}. Verkler. 1646 Taney street, remoa-
ling, $500.