Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02

planned. Always before we get I'D.
Did you ever encourage him in any
way?' Magistrate Roddewig asked. II
never spoke four words TO him in my
life," the girl answered Il saw him
about two years years ago and then
went away When | came back / guess
he saw me and he fell in love right
off. He must be lovesick now,
guess" 1t was suggested that he be
held in custody for period of 10 days
to give the county physician an oppor-
tunity to investigate his mental condi-
ton. Adams, speaking in German,
said he lived at 402 Ripley street, but
as this is the court house square, it
was concluded the number was wrong.
He insisted, however, that this was
his address. Miss Schmidt admitted
that she was "a years of age. Adams
is probably 10 years older and sports
dagger-shaped mustache, sharp and
pointed on each side.
Obituary Record. = Mrs. Mary Nc
Loughlin passed away at her home,
1106 West Lombard street. yesterday,
after a short illness of the grippe.
| The deceased was born in Cappoquinn,
County Waterford, Ireland, on Aug.
! Is. 1886. She came to America in
1854, settling in Haverstraw, n. Y,
| for two years She then came to DAY.
| export, where she had resided ever
since In 1857 Mrs. Mclaughlin was
united in marriage with Michael Nc
Loughlin, who passed away in 1881.
| Three children are the only survi-
vors. They are: Thomas, Margaret
and Bridget, at home, and two grand
children. The deceased was a mem
Der Of the Rosary society of the Holy
Family church. The funeral will be
held Thursday morning at $3.50 from
the home, with services at 9 O'Clock
at Holy Family church. Interment
will be made in st. Marguerite's Gem
etery.
George W Boyle died at the home
of his sister, Miss Rose Boyle, 702
North Pine street The deceased was
born in Davenport on April %, 1866
and had remained all his life in Day.
enport. Four sisters, Mrs. W. j. Vog.
Ter, Chicago; Mrs. C. H. Tucker, JET
ferson City, Mo-; Mrs. ]. NJ. Gimbel and
Miss Rose Boyle Of Davenport, and
two brothers, Fred and Frank OF Dav-
export are the only surviving rela'
tives. Burial took place today IN st
Marguerite's cemetery.
William C. Witte passed away at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Mary White
1918 West Fourth street, at 11:4f
Tuesday morning after lingering ILL
ness. He was an engineer on the
Rock Island road until taken sick q
month ago The deceased was borr
in Rock Island on Sept. II, 1868. He
is survived by his mother, Mrs. Mary
White, and one brother, John Wltte;
one sister, Mrs. A. Brockmann OF Sc
attic. Wash, and three sons, Carl
Louis and George.
Mrs. Susan Penny died yesterday a
her home, 1347 West Second street
after a short Illness. The deceased
was born in Newark, n. j., on Apri
%, 1863. Her husband passed away
on Jan. u, 1915. Seven daughters ant
two sons are the survivors. They are
Mrs. W. Wesmer and Mrs. Dan Cor
win, Burlington; Mrs. W. E. Metz, Mrs
L. Swanson, Misses Grace Reed, Mar!
Reed, Dorothy Reed, and F. d. ELS
worth and w E. Reed. One sister
Mrs. E. Forsythe of Des Moines, alst
survives.
Frederick c. Johnson passed away
at his home, 713 West Sixteenth street
Yesterday afternoon after lingering
illness. The deceased was born il
Scott county on Feb 2, 1852, and hat
lived all his life in Scott county. HI
is survived by his wife, three sons