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THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1913.
DAVENPORT
day morning at the home of the son-1 daughter, Mrs. Chester Kennedy and J
I in-law, William F. Schaefer, fl. R. No. j Thomas Laughery. ' j
i Liica mage roaa, aesin oemg cuu- .Mr. ana Mrs. itevoe j. rneips ana
j ed by a stroke of paralysis suffered two sons Harold and Lowell returned home
Cashtd Bogus Check- Arrested. weeks aK- He WM born Mrch 3. 1 Friday from a visit of several days
His desire to get away with more than I130, in P'usum- Holstein' Germany, j with relatives and friends at West
Sou by the bogus check route, caused ereTh? ma""led l 1859 Liberty, Iowa,
the arrest of Elmer Hamm yesterday i Ml8B Jonnna Peters. The couple j Master Joha Lewis of South Mo
at the Iowa National bank building. ! C8Cle to tn! counlry ln 187. direct ; line visited last week at the home of
Hamm had cashed one check on tne i oir. county, settling on a larm. -n- nis gi8tei.( Mrg EmU Belowskl.
i.nnv in th. .i.rr. ,.r r.t, , ...... v... ! til three years ago they resided on Te ; Th vikuq viion fm nA
lng been absent a short while, return
ed with a second check. This was
The Misses Ellen. Erma and Jessie
; farm, at that time taking up their res-, SetUes visited at Moline with friends
mence witn tneir aaugnter, Mrs. Mar- th of the k
msde out for J90 and was purportedly ! erite Scbfr. at w home j Mrs. Charles Rosemond and sons
sipned by John Albrecht. the North-1 , . man oleQ- w SLrl are me . Henrv ftnd prank vere entertalnea
wist Davenport meat dealer. The' idow; Mri Johann. BorSus; three xhursd , . tne nome of tne former's
prompt arrival of Hamm with the sec daughters. Mrs. Marguerite Schaefer, Burndt at Moline.
ond check excited the suspicion of the i ""'J V1VJ-'
c.shler .nri Hmm w. ti,i . .;ti"?. and tm' "- John Borgus and
a moment, ln the meantime he grew
suspicious and fled into tfee street. He
was chased by Cashier Louis Rein and
captured in the alley to the rear of the
Dicdrich Borgus, Jr.
The Mi6ses Erma and JeBBie SetUes
returned home to South Mo'.ine after
a visit with their sister. Miss Ellen
Shoots Wife; Kills Himself. Settles.
Dixon, 111., on. 8 In a fit of in-i The meeting of the Ladies' Aid so
sane Jealousy, George Kinney, 417jciety of the M. E. church last Thurs-
"SUCCESS COMES FROM DIGGING," SAYS PASTOIi AS HE LEADS
; FLOCK TO BASEMENT WHERE TIIEY TOIL WITH PICK AND SHOVEL
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MOLINE
ing which is being created by the Star
Bot ling company. The new building.
SO by 80 feet, is being erected oim
First street, between Second and
Third .avenues. The Star Bottling
company is owned by three men, B.
E. Johnson sad John Mueller of Mo
line, and Joseph Scherrer of Rock Is
land. They expect to manufacture
soft drinks of various kinds marketed
here and to bottle the goods. In ad
dition to the main factory building, an
office structure will also be built. Mr.
Johnson stated yesterday morning
that he expected the factory would
be in operation March 1.
Slow to Grant Phone Franchise.
Members of the East Moline city coun
cil are taking their time about decid
ing whether or not they will grant a
franchise to the Tri-City Automatic
Home Telephone company. This was
made clear to" L. W. Stanton, chief pro
moter of the utility company, who
was present at the regular session,
of the council Monday evening and
who inquired what action had been
taken toward adoption of the ordi
nance drafted by the company's at
torneys and modeled closely after the
franchise accepted by the people or
Moline at the special election last
summer.
ALEDO
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Object to Sunday Work. Ministers
of Moline are protesting against un
necessary Sunday labor and Monday
at the regular meeting of the Moline
Ministerial union, action was taken
which is intended to bring about an
enforcement of this sentiment, partial
ly, at least. The idea of working on
the construction of the jew city hall
building at Sixteenth street and Sev
enth avenue, for seven days of the
week Is looked on with disfavor and
the union intends to ' take measures
to have the Sunday work discontin
ued. High School Crowded; Calisthenics
Dropped. Because of crowded condi
tions and the necessity of accommo
dating more than a hundred new pup
ils at the beginning of the next sem
ester in the high school, it has been
determined by the faculty to drop call
isthenics, the physical training given
to the high school pupils. The large
gymnasium in the basement of the
building must be utilized aad then at
the best, the accommoda'ons for the
pupils will not be the best. The high
school authorities, however, are help
less and in order that more can be
secured, the gymnasium must be used
for lockers. In doing this, the- physi
cal culture classes will have to be
abandoned until such a time as more
room for the high school can be se
cured. o
Abuse of Mother; Cutting Affray
Result. Because of the alleged abuse
of their mother, three Hoague boys
are said to have attacked 'heir step
father Monday night and in turn wero
attacked by their brothers-in-law ajd
cut and beaten. The feud was staged
on- Thir'eenth street, between Eighth
and Ninth avenues. James and Ed.
Hoague were badly cut by knives,
said to have been in the hands of
relatives and their wounds required at
tention. A gash from the shoulder to
the elbow was cut in he right arm
of James Hoague and it was acces
sary to sew it with eight stiches. Ed.
Hoague s neck, back and side were ; Balph Everett and family in Muskc-
laceratea. ne lost mucn Diooa ana : ePf, rkl . re-umert hnm Pririnv
CI ncidnat I. Because there are no
funds to make needed improvements
at the Methodist church ln Cleves, a
Cincinnati suburb, the whole congre
gation and the minister are taking
turns at the pick and shovel and ex
cavating under the church for a base
ment assembly room where a branch
of the Y. M. C. A. will have its head
quarters. High school girls of wealthy
pareata who attend school here and
live ln the country suburb, and other
young women who never so much as
wash and dry d tones at home, are
digging away same as men' Just for
the novelty of the thing and to say
that they helped to do the work.
Busy congregation in basement of Cleves, Ohio, Methodist church.
"If you are a successful pas'or you i "Success comes from digging,"
1 pas or annouaced from his pulpit
have to dig."
So said Rev. E. R. Waring when he
became pastor of the church three
years ago. And he meant it. 'ou win he,P F16 we wil1 excavate the
i hoanmant Anron itca "
couple of Sundays ago.
the
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If some of
Rev. Waring urged last fall that aS basement ourselves.1
of a hill.
'husiDtic
part of the church be used as a social
center and a branch for the Y. M. C.
A. There was uo room ln the little
church, which is located on the side
The 205 members are en
ln their church work, but
there was not enough money in the
treasury to carry out the improve
ments. Money which would be neces
nary to pay for the excavation work
could be used for other work needed
If the congregation would be willing
to roll up Its sleeves and get busy.
Mrs. C. C. Shingledecker of Vermil
lion, S. D., Is visiting at the home" of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Nesbitt.
Mrs. Ed Slack and daughter have
gone to White Pigeon. Mich., to visit
her mother who is 111
Mrs. A. E. Werts and children re
turned to their home in Abiagdon Fri
day after a short visit at the home of
G. W. Werts.
Master Donald Henderson went to
Galesburg Thursday to spend a few
days with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Ga:ioway.
Mrs. Sidney Bolton and daughter
spent Friday in Alpha with her moth
er. Fred Waible of Burlington Is spend
ing a few days with his sister, Mrs.
James Scannell.
Mrs. F. Fleming who has been visit
ing her son Harley Fleming in Rock
Island returned to her home in New
Boston Thursday.
Mrs. A. E. Janes and ll'tle son
Ralph are visiting relatives in Indus
try. Harold Shaver, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. N.
Blazer returned to his home in North
Henderson Thursday.
Mrs. J. A. Wells and two children
who have been visiting Mrs. Wells'
mother, Mrs. F. Everett, and brother.
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H. E. CASTEEL, M. S. HEAGY. H. E. SIMMON,
President. Vice President. Cashier.
With The Good Resolution
To Make More and To Save More
Open an account in this con
servative bank Save a few
dollars regularly each week or
each month at 4 per cent com
pounded semi-annually, and
you'll find that when the next
New Year rolls around you'll
have a good sum stored away. V
Make Our Bank Your Bank
Central Trust and Savings Bank
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS
Southwest corner Second avenue and Eighteenth street.
was in serious condition when attend
ed by the physician. Yesterday after
noon the mother of the boys appeared
Mr. and Mrs. J. Watkins returned to
their home in Woodhull Saturday af
ter a few days' visit here with Mrs.
at the police station and ask that the ; Watkhi's sistftr, Mrs. Fred Wendt.
police go to her home and take her
youngest son away. She declared ,hat
drinking had brought on a fit. She re
fused to siga a warrant and the po
lice refused to take the man from the
home.
A few days later the pastor was
busy with pick and shovel and wheel-1
barrow under the church. Two or
three other members were helping.
Others came to watch and stayed to
work. Even the aforementioned young
women fell to work willingly. "We
Lay City Hall Corner Stone.
Through the driving snow Mayor M.
R. Carlson and city commissioners
late yesterday afternoon proceeded
from the city hall to the new munic
ipal building and wi'hout form or
I ceremony, but with conscious pride,
Miss Alma Swain returned to her
school work in Evanston Saturday af
ter spending two weeks wlh Mrs.
Minnie Carroll.
The Misses Gladys Strickland and
Gladys Jones of Kewanee returned
home Saturday. They were accom
panied home by Miss Lucile Robinson.
Mathersville
tlves in Rock Island the latter part of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of Oska
loosa, Iowa, and Mrs. William Gibson
of Sherrard were visitors at the Dick
Haywood home Friday night.
Clarence Lawson and Harry Moline
of Cable were visitors here Friday.
Mrs. Jack Ralsbeck was a Rock Is
land shopper Thursday.
John Edgar has resigned his posi
tion as principal of sthe school.
Mrs. John .Robertson of Sherrard
visited her sons Robert and John here
the latter part of the week.
John Harris was in Sherrard the
latter part of the week.
George Urickson made a business
trip to Taylor Ridge Sunday.
Leonard Bengstoa has returned to
his studies at Augustana college.
Herman Zude went to Rock Island
Sunday o see Henry Barr, who Is
confined in a hospital in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sword and son
Ruben and daugh'er Susie and Wallle
Gustafson spent Sunday at the Joe
Holgate home in Gilchrist.
John Jons was a Viola visitor Sun
day. Williard Haddick was a passenger
to Taylor Ridge Sunday.
Beatrice Purvis and sister Ethel
have returned home from a week'8
visl' In Griffin.
Miss Clara Brown of Cable was a
visitor here Thursday.
Murle and Leslie Coborn of Griffin
were Sunday visitors here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Foster were
Gilchrist visitors Sunday.
Mrs. John Petersoa was a Rock Is
land shoppeivSaturday.
.1 ; . 4 .... - n- 11 . 1 . , j
UIB ju. Cn , mo men, uC-, aep08ite(j & 8ealed " copper box in the
clured two of the girls. Miss Becker ! corner 6tone of the rising structure.
and Miss Ruth Struble, daughters of Thia hor ls inh-B ,nnB. .,, inphllH
prominent families, rolling up their
8leeves. Other girls followed suit, and
now the work is nearing completion.
bank. He was then turned over to the
police. Haiuin Is about 18 years of age.
He had turned the $50 received over
Highland avenue, formerly an employe
of the Watson-Plummor Shoe com-
pr.r.y, shot and fatally wounded his
to a confederate for whom the police wife, Maud Kinney. BeiTeVTcg- Tier
arc now searching.' Id'ad. he turned the weapon upon him
o I sell and blew his brains out. He died
Plan for Auto Show. John Buck of j before the boxpital ambulance reached
the Buck Motor Car company, was tt-e house. Kis wife ls said to be dy
elected president of the Trl-CUy Auto 1 ii.g at the hospital.
Dealers' association at the annual
meeting of the organization held at the ;
New Kimball Monday night. Pete Pet-'
orsen was named vice president and
Webb Mason secretary and treasurer.
The officers, together wtlh A. J. Ost-.
lund of Moline. and H. J. Strieter of
Rock Island were chosen directors. G. j
F. Burmelster was unfiled manager of j
the annual auto show which will be!
held at the Coliseum Feb. 19 22. U '
will have charge of arrangements to
gtther with Elbert Don of Rock Is
Und and Fred Young of Motlue.
Carbon Cliff
P. W. Beckwith of Daveaport visited
wl'h relatives and other friends here
Sunday.
Miss Ella Mitten returned home Fri-
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I sistBr Mr S Arinma nf Poet Vfnlino I . . ' "
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Chester Kennedy was a successful so
cial affair. The hostess served a fine
lunch at the close.
Mrs. W. SetUes and family of Coal
town spent a few days at the George
Lewis home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frymeler re
turned home from a week's visit with
Mrs. Frymeier's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Black at LaSalle.
Mrs. Harry Roeschman and daugh
ter Hannah Mabel visited with Moline
frieads Friday.
Mrs. Gust Anderson and her chil
dren Carl. Peggy and Alice of Moline
were entertained at the Pe'er Florlne
home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartoon and
in width and nine inches in depth.
contains a collection of interesting
facts regarding Moline in the past and
the present. Among other things was
a copy of the annual number of the
Dispatch, which recoun's unquestion
ed advancement for the immediate
future. Moline's citizenship will be
represented at the dedication exer
cises when the fine new building is
completed next fall, when public cere
monies will be a feature.
New Bottling Factory. Building
operations .have begun in the west
end of the city on a new factory build-
Held for Counterfeiting. "Walter
Jsmes aud his bride cf a year were
bound over to the federal grand Jury
yesterday when they entered pleas of
guilty to charges of counterfeiting. The
hearing was held in the office of Unit
ed States 'Commissioner A. G. Bush
and each was held separately. The
young man pleaded guilty yesterday
afternoon aud his bond was fixed at
$3,000. The wife entered her plea of
guilty yesterday morning and her bond
wis placed at $1,000. Both are accus-;
ed of having altered $1 bills and mak- j
ins them of $20 denomination. Sev
eral of the bills were papsVd in Mus- j
cr.tlne and Scott counties. j
Obituary Record. Diedriph Borgus.
85 years old. ied at 7 o'clock yester-
at the home of Mrs. Har toon's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schults of
Carbon Cliff, and with Mr. Hartoon's
relatives at Watertown.
Miss Minnie Titterington of Rock
Island visited at the home of her
brother, Forest Titterington.
Mrs. Otto Kanenberg and her
daughter, Mrs. E. Mayfleld of Moline,
were entertained Friday at a dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steves
Mitten, and at a course supper at the
John Fahl strom home.
William Settles of Coaltown was a
visitor a, the George Lewis home.
Mrs. John Morrison of Sllvis visit-
Joseph Young of Moline was greet
ing friends here last week.
Claus Hansen was an East Moline
business caller Saturday.
Miss Mary 'art visited with Mo
line friends Saturday.
Mrs. IKoy Carey and children
Gladys a:id Lyle were Moline callers
Saturday.
Mrs. Wal er Lloyd and daughter
Emma were Davenport visitors Satur
day. The Misses Grace and Ruth Swank
are hcrae from a visit with their aunt,
Mrs. Fred Adams of East Moline.
Miss Florence Altman, music teach- ed at the home of her nephew, Edward
Out of Sorts?
Lots of discomfort the
blues -and many serious
sicknesses you will avoid if
you keep your bowels, liver
and stomach in good work
ing order ty timely use o
BEECKAEITS
PSLLS
Ub.MlOs.aSa.
er from Hampton, was a visitor at the
Frank Kleinau home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Beckwlth are
spending a few days with relatives ln
Davenport.
Mrs. Thomas Galney and daughter,
Mrs. Dad Jones and her little daugh
ter Leone, were Moline visitors Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Florine and
daughters. Myrtle and Nellie, and
Mrs. John Fahlstrom and her daugh
ter Alice went to Davenport Thursday.
Frary,
Master Paul Florin visited with his
cousin, Carl Anderson, at Moline last
week.
Prof. William Troutman returned
Sunday from a holiday visit with his
parents at Joplin, Mich., and also
with rela-ives and friends at Carl
JuncUon. Mich. The teacher was wel
comed back by the pupils of both
rooms In the high school and the
grammar and Intermediate rooms.
Mrs. Frank McKenrick and sons
There was a large a'tendance Sab- r,a BDi Ry returned home Saturday
bath evening at 6:30 at Epworth from a week's visit with relatives and
league meeting. Wlllam Klelnau led t mends at Camanche, Iowa.
i the nieetinr. taktiig for his subleet. ! "
"Sacrifice." tuw on oy awecinearc
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Laughery return- j Evansville. Ind., Jan. 8. George
ed to their home at Mathersville after ! Schneider, 23 years old. was fatally
Mrs. J. V. Kennedy Tisited Friday j shot by his sweetheart, Veraice
In Moline. ; Houghton, aged 16. while In the nar-
I spending New Year's week with 'heir Icr cf her home.
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Miss Linda Muller of Sherrard was
a visitor here during last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wild, Sr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wild, Jr., spent Wed
nesday In Reynolds.
Hugh McGonigle who has been
sick is now able to be at work again.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zude and two
children spent Wednesday with Mr.
Zude's parents in Sherrard.
Miss Lila Mae Nelson and brother
Laurence of Cable were visitors here
the lat'er part of the week.
The Red Men Initiated two candi-
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I uairo iuiu lucu uiuci i uoauay even
ing. They were George Reddig and
Willie Beck.
Miss Nina Salked of Sherrard was
a visitor here Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moline spent
New Year's day with relatives In Rock
Island.
miss Aivira carison or cable was
here Wednesday visi'lng friends.
Mrs. Murt Connor was a Rock Is
land shopper Tuesday.
John Secora was a Rock Island pas
senger Wednesday evening.
John Sackfield was in Aledo Wed
nesday. Miss Ellen Chilln of Cable was a
visitor here during last week.
Dode Scott was a Sherrard caller
Wednesday.
Mrs. Florence Chamberlain and
Miss Mildred Jackson were Sherrard
visitors Tuesday.
George Urickson made a business
trip to Aledo Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Holgate and baby have re
turned to their home in Gilchrist af'er
a visit with Mrs. Holgate's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sword.
Mrs. Alex Simpson and Miss Annie
Iawson were Rock Island shoppers
Friday.
Anton Moliner was in Viola Wef
nesday.
Miss Ida Thor of Sherrard visited
friends here the latter part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunbar of Old
Henderson are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Henry Barr. .
Jake Adams was in Rock Island
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Boiander were
Sherrard visitors over Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. George Gooden spent New
Year's day in Gilchrist.
Miss Mary Thoborn of Aledo was a
visitor here Wednesday.
E. A. Sherrard spent Thursday at
his home in Sherrard.
John 8tarkautch visited in Rathbun,
Iova, last week.
.sirs, jonn Kaieoeck visrei reia-
Watertown
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson
a son last Friday evening.
The members of the Baptist Ladies'
Aid society with the'r husbands held
a social gathering Saturday evening
in the church, for Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sovey, who left for Texas to spend
the win'er months. A nice giftwas
given each as a remembrance.
Miss Dorothy Johnson of Rock Is
land spent Friday night with friends
here.
Mrs. O. Alexander and daughter,
Miss Hazel, spent Friday with East
Moline relatives.
Mrs. Furry and child have re'urned
from a iisit with relatives ln Iowa.
Miss Lillian Graham returned home
from Monmouth, after a two weeks'
vacation. She resumed her duties at
j school which opened Monday with
the usual attendance.
Miss Emma Swanson of Chicago
came Friday evening to spend over
Sunday at the home of her father,
John Swanson. She returned Mon
day accompanied by her bro her,
Charles, who is to enter a medical
college after several weeks spent at
home. '
The little Misses Bernice and Min
nie Lohrnian returned home Sunday
from a week's visit with their aunt,
Mrs. Voaker In Rock Island.
Mrs. F. E. Gore, Charles Swansott
and the Misses Alma, Amanda, Emma
and Maud Swanson spent the day Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
McGlllivray in Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs. John Weise and Mrs.
Johnson spent Sunday with Mrs. Har
ry Shay in Carbon Cliff.
Lester Shay of Carbon Cliff Is spend
ing a few days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Welse.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hogue and chil
dren, Mrs. Anna Peterson and chil
dren spent Sunday at the home of
their mother, Mrs. Anna Thompson, in
Hampton.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Schafer enter
tained Mrs. Edith Stephenson of
Springfield. Mo., and" Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Johnston of Milan on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schafer and
two sons of Port Byron a-id Charles
Schafer of Zunia are visiting Water
own relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cosner of
Rock Island spent Sunday afternoon
and evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cosner.
Miss Sylvia Burgatrom of Musca
tine spent Ut3 past week at the home
of her aun' and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Gregg.
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