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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1902

Page

4

Local Moline High declamatory contest set for April 12

Elders plan a school declamatory contest to select a representative for the May 2 Elmwood and May 10 Galesburg interscholastic meets. Eight contestants include Bertha Gullberg Jessie Findley John Lindberg Lulu McCurdy Chester Magill Cora Ford Edna Yager.

Moline High School Elmwood Galesburg First Baptist Church Bertha Gullberg Jessie Findley John Lindberg Lulu McCurdy Chester Magill Virginia Tunnold Cora Ford Edna Yager

Lord Kimberly Dead and Roosevelt Reception in Charleston

Lord Kimberly a Liberal statesman died in London this afternoon. President Roosevelt and his party arrived in Charleston at 10 35 this morning and were greeted by a rousing reception.

London Lord Kimberly Charleston Journal Roosevelt

Tailor August Schultze Buys Ground on Fifteenth Street

The Journals report August Schultze paying $4 650 for a 40 by 65 foot lot directly south of the Wessel building on Fifteenth street. Frontage is 40 feet and a modern building is planned. E W Hurst sold to Henry Hubert y, contractor, lots 6 7 in block 6 Second Fairmont addition Moline for 400 dollars. John Weckel sold to Herbert of Stephenson a tract in block 1 Weckel's Place South Moline for 226 dollars.

August Schultze Fred von Wonterghem Wessel Fifteenth Street Schultze E. W Hurst Henry Huberty Fairmont Moline John Weckel Herbert of Stephenson Weckel

Asphalt bids loom for Fifteenth Street paving

City engineers estimate the Fifteenth Street paving will cost about 65 000 dollars with bids to be opened today. Three bidders are listed Barber Asphalt Co Conways and Mortimer Scanlon representing Duffy and a Chicago firm Western Paving Supply Co. competition is expected to be strong and the award may slip to tomorrow or later.

Fifteenth Street Duffy Chicago Thys

Wonderful Violinist to Again Appear Here

Reuter notes the renowned violinist will perform in this city again with Flore Haddix as accompanist. The concert follows a prior appearance and the artist plans to tour London afterward.

Ois Fiis Don Mise Flore Haddix Reston

Bazaar opening at Swedish Lutheran church draws large crowd

The English Bible class held a successful opening night bazaar at the Swedish Lutheran church with a varied program including piano duets by Ednah and Mabel Creutz and a declamation by Ann Staner. Other items featured were a dialogue, addresses by Rev. N Nordgrety, and multiple piano solos.

Ednah Mabel Creutz Bohman Swanson Peterson Ann Staner N. Nordgrety Solg Anna CarlsonUialogue Christine Sundine Linda Bruce Hilma Anderson David Freeman Gust Lindquist Oscar Freeman Robert Hemberg

Vorwaerts Anniversary Feast Delightful Turnverien Event

Members of the Vorwaerta Turnver ein celebrated its tenth anniversary with a lodge hall banquet at the Rosenstein building. About 40 members and friends attended as the Ideal Mandolin Orchestra supplied lively music and cigars followed the feast. Toasts by F Grantz Sr and others highlighted physical culture, with Feodarantz Jr recounting the society’s history and sentiment for its future.

Vorwaerta Turnverein Rosenstein Paar Feaat Orwaerts F Grantz August Grantz George Belmera Herman Lake Grantz Feodarantz Jr Hradishes Olives

Both Bones Broken by Saddle Horse Accident

O W Peaslee riding near the Rock Island courthouse at noon Monday was thrown when his horse balked at workers on the street car track. The horse fell on Peaslee’s left leg, fracturing both bones below the knee. He was taken by ambulance to the Harper House where Drs Bernhard and Foster set the injuries.

O W Peaslee Court House Second Avenue Rock Island Mr Peastee

Rock Island Post Office reports strong year end results

Postmaster T. H. Thomas of Rock Island filed a year end report showing receipts of 78008.64, up from 71825.24 last year, expenditures of 44883.71, and a remaining balance of 38624.82 to the treasury. The report notes 17 railway postal clerks were paid 18686.47 in salaries and that payrolls plus other costs pushed the total outlay to 44883.71.

T. H. Thomas Rock Island Treasury Department Chicago Peoria

Fountain Arrives for Seventeenth Street Artesian Well

This morning the Moline Heating and Construction Company received the fountain for the artesian water and will install it immediately at Seven teenth Street and Third Avenue, east of Hamilton’s laundry.

Moline Heating & Construction Company Seventeenth Street Third Avenue Hamilton

Infant Lucy Fredericka Weyerhaeuser dies at 16 months

Mrs and Mrs William Weyerhaeus ers infant Lucy Fredericka Weyerhaeus er dies at 215 on Sunday morning at home in South Heighte of congestion of the brain The funeral was held at 2 o clique this afternoon from the bereaved home at 1606 Eighteenth avenue Interment in German Lutheran cemetery Adolph Johnson dies at home of his daughter on Andruffs island He was born in Upsala Sweden in 1818 and survived by another daughter Mrs Sophia Anderson of Glenwood Springs Cole Funeral services 9 o clock Wednesday at the island residence Interment in Chipian nowk cemetery

William Weyerhaeuser Lucy Fredericka South Eighteenth Avenue Adolph Johnson Mra John M . Anderson Andruffs Island Mr Johnson Upsala Sweden Anderson Sophia Anderson Glenwood Springs Cole Chippiannowk

Fire at Mueller Lumber Yard Damages Box Car and Wood Piles

Fire fighters from box 71 respond to a blaze at Mueller Lumber Company yards on Twenty third Street and Fifth Avenue. One box car nearly burned and large pine piles burned, wind hindered efforts, damage estimated in hundreds of dollars. Origin suspected in the box car could be due to hoboes or a spark from a passing engine.

Real Deata Fifth Avenue Box Twenty-third Street Mueller Lumber Company

Will provides that son must pay rent

The will of the late Charles F Adrian of Coe township was admitted to probate in county court. The testator leaves the farm and household effects to his wife Susan Adrian, and to his son Edward H Adrian he leaves the personal property on the farm and a $30 yearly rent until the wife dies, after which the son takes possession. Stepson Lewis Adrian receives $26. John Schafer Jr of Port Byron is named executor.

Charles F Adrian Coe Township Susan Adrian Edward H Adrian Lewis Adrian John Schafer, Jr Port Byron

Clothes maker Jack Anderson runs cheap woolens in three cities

In the Library building Jack Anderson makes clothes as cheap as anyone in three cities and does them right. A large stack of woolens suggests a new serial story is coming.

Jack Anderson

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