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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
4
Readings from multiple Moline churches describe solid finances and active social welfare work. Reports by officers and committees highlight paid debts, missionary support, and dedication to upcoming year plans.
Mrs F C Harbour spent Christmas with her mother Mrs M A Valley and sister Mrs T I Stanley then left for Emshurst near Chicago. The Century and Young Men's Clubs were hosted by Mr and Mrs W H Hillhouse on 8th avenue. Prof Abbott spoke on teaching deaf mutes at the high school. Refreshments and a Christmas tree with gifts provided amusement. A New Year party drew many friends. Minnie Batter of Chicago visited her sister Mrs SP Lothee in Voavetipoort. A large turnout attended the social event at the Mouite Poetoompany residence.
The article records a department ruling on work incentives and pay methods, noting Maj. Blunt granting points in a petition and referring balance to the department while reaffirming a rule against day worth on price pay jobs. It also mentions Maj. Blunt open to meeting committees. Following are social items: 15 guests at Miss Florence Lindgren’s New Year party. a Moline Maennercher dance at Central Park hall. visits and gatherings at church and homes. multiple New Year events and guest lists in Keokuk and surrounding towns.
Local brief reports Milt R. Weinley injured in a Baltimore and Ohio railway wreck. Details are unclear due to damaged text but injuries are noted and investigation may follow.
After two months of boring near Avon on the property held by the Galesburg Coal Company the drill struck a solid eight foot vein of first canal coal. The find promises a large commercial fuel supply and rewards the company’s labors and enterprise.
Richard Malle, owner of two Kewanee stores, has generated a stir as rumors spread about his financial woes. Despite his popularity, creditors from Chicago and local businessfolk seek him, with some hoping for his return after a period of absence.
Little Vanburen Hudson, son of E F Hudson, suffered a broken left leg and superficial injuries after a streetcar incident on the Blue Line between 2nd and 3rd streets. The boy was exiting the car when he fell or was pushed, the guard on the wheel and conductor Bert Hebner dispute exact actions. The child, recovering from measles, is described as bright and expected to recover fully.
A large crowd attended a Methodist church meeting led by pastor Kes C Grahn and guests. The program included a duet, a sermon from Tedhal, and prayers as the session focused on home endowments and insurance matters.
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