Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-05

of the death OF her uncle, John Ttede1,
which occurred at the home of his
son in vanwert, Iowa Until nine
months ago the deceased resided in
this city with a niece at 1924 Rock
ingham road He was born and
reared in Scott county and was one
of the well known and highly respect
ed farmers of the community. He
was "a years old. Surviving are
three sons and four daughters. He
will be buried in South Dakota along
side the grave of his wife.
Herman Hehnke, brother of Mrs.
Lena Korsch, who passed away last
Wednesday evening, died Friday
evening at $3.50 o'clock at the home
Of his son, Ernest Hehnke. six miles
from Davenport on Telegraph road.
Mr. Hehnke's death came after a short
Illness. He was past 60 years of age
at time of death. Deceased was born
in South Ditmarschen, Schleswig-
Holstein, Germany, July 1. 1857. He
came to this country several years
later and a few years later settled
near Davenport, where he had been
making his home for the past 30 years.
He was united in marriage to Miss
Johan Dibbern in 1880.
Screams Scare Robber.-A bold
brave burglar entered the home OF
Mrs. M. F. White. 511 East Sixth street
late Friday night after the head OF
the house had retired. Mrs White
awoke with premonition that there
was something wrong She RAISED
her head from the pillow and saw Z
man in the room. She screamed ant
the burglar fed through the ,bacI
| door, not even hesitating in his fiigh
! f6ng enough 10 shut the door behind
! him. The police were notified, bu
Mrs. White was unable TO give then
any description Of the man, Nothing
/ was stolen.
/ Pneumonia Causes Death Pneumo
MIA, and not blows inflicted on TIL
chest two weeks ago by an enraget
employer, caused the death at Mere,
hospital early Saturday morning 0
Tom (Bogusj Maher, as, a teamsteI
according to an autopsy conducts
=
ner, acting on instructions fror
County Attorney Henry H Jebens
An inquest may be held this week b
Acting Coroner W Z. Names.
O.
Another Home Burglarized.- Fifty
six dollars in cash, diamond stitch
pin and a set Of gold cuff links wer
stolen by burglar who Friday aft
ernoon entered the home OF Mrs,
! Nahrgang. 1928 Marquette street.
Parish House Dedicated. {
the most beautiful Of the moder
buildings in Davenport is the ne
parish house of Trinity cathedra
which was blessed and dedicated We!
terday with imposing ceremonies.
is located at Twelfth and Brad
streets, adjoining the cathedral on ii
north. AT 1890 o'clock yesterda
morning occurred the installation
Rt- Rev. Harry S. Longley, D. D.. {
bishop coadjutor Of the diocese ar
the blessing and dedication OF Il
,, new parish house. The combine
event was one OF the most imp0rtal
: in the annals of Trinity parish.
Recruiting Heavy.-Enlistin in Il
; eastern part Of Iowa by the recruit
ing stations became heavy when
recruits were reported as havir
!, Joined the various branches OF Il
army. Three men from Washingto
, Iowa, entered the field artilleI
branch. Five enlisted in the Goa
= artillery and eight joined in the ayi
, ton section, signal corps. Followif
is a list given out by the local r
p cruiting station of those who enliste,
Infantry, Edward r. Mohlheim. o.
vein, Iowa. Medical departmer
i, Claude NJ. Holmes, Hawkeye. low
i Signal corps, George T. Dial, Edo
a Iowa. Field artillery, Homer L. Mo
ton, Washington, Iowa; Robert T.
n Mcclellan, Washington, Iowa; Civ
: A. Page, Washington, Iowa. Goa
a artillery. Russell c. Morley. Lecom
! ton, Kan; Frank G. Cole. Lecompto
. AKIN; Joseph H. Christensen, We
: Branch. Iowa; Peter G. Winniger. N
y terloo. Iowa. Stephen NJ. jessup. n
y Vernon. Iowa Aviation section. ii
g nal corps Frank o. Seymour, a
Main street, Davenport. Iowa, age