Mission Tabernacle Breaks All Records at Sociable
The Mission Tabernacle sociable raised 403 dollars from entry envelopes, surpassing typical church event proceeds. The evening featured two choirs, a short sermon by Pastor Egan, and a communal meal after which attendees socialized in the basement. The church reports 215 members, 225 Sunday school, 29 teachers, and a 25-member choir with several active societies.
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Mission Tabernacle
Eggan
Young Peoples Society
Ladies Society
Young Ladies Society
Death of Mrs. Oltmann in Hampton
Jennie Albrecht Oltmann of Hampton died Wednesday evening October 23 from dropsy and other diseases. Born in Water town 42 years ago she married John Oltmann and left a son Ger ald Y plus her parents Joesph and [unreadable] Albrecht and four brothers. A faithful church worker she is mourned by husband son parents sisters and brothers. Funeral held at 2 PM at Moo Church in Hampton with interment in Hampton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oltmann
Hampton
Jennie Albrecht Oltmann
Joseph Albrecht
Watertown
Hampton Township
John Oltmann
Ife
Gerald
Lizzie
Currie
Henes
Meuline
Samuel
Alton Joseph
California
John
Othe Moo Church
Hamptony
Othe Hampton Cemetery
A Typical South African Store by Larson of Bay Villa
A Bay Villa store near Sundays River Cape Colony sells a wide range from needle to anchor. It serves farmers within thirty miles and cites numerous cures using Chamberlings Cough Remedy. Availability through FP J Clendenin and Wattes Pharmacy Moline.
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A Larson
Bay Villa
Sundays River
Cape Colony
South Africa
Larson
Chamberlings
J Clendenin
Wattes Pharmacy
Moline
C V C Elects Officers After Chicago Encampment
The 16th annual Union Veterans' Union encampment at Handel Hall Chicago closed with officers elected for the coming year. Generals Dryenforth Langstaff Hutchinson McElroy Foote French Petteys Rogin Middleton Roberts Payne Bowman named to top posts. Next encampment scheduled for Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Veterans’ Union
Handel Hall
Chicago
Robert Dryenforth
Washington, D. C
L. M. Langstaff
Dubuque
Iowa
B. Hutchinson
Rochester
John McElroy
Washington, DC
G . Foote
Florida
H F Smith
New York
W L. French Brockton
Maga
Dr V_ Petteys
Washington
D. C
F F Rogin
John Middleton
DC. C
Wm G_ Roberts Hudson
Mich
Eugene B Payne Washington Pe
Charles W Bowman
Pueblo
I Olo
Omaha
Heirs of Warren Smith to sue Walsh Construction for damages
In the November term heirs of Warren Smith of Kewanee file suit for $5,000 against Davenport firm Walsh Construction Company over injuries and death on the Rock Island and Peoria line near Bishop Hill. Smith died after an accident involving heavy derricks and machinery on the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Smith
Kewanee
Walsh Construction Company
Davenport
Hetrr
Myron Smith
P Delano
Elmer Smith
Forrest Smith
Rock Island & Peoria
Bishop Hill
Bishop HU
Smith
Seith
Burns healed by Bucklin Arnica Salve, Jonesville case
W H Eads of Jonesville Virginia recalls severe foot burns in childhood that caused lasting sores for thirty years. Bucklin's Arnica Salve cured the condition after other remedies failed. The salve is described as infallible for burns scalds cuts sores bruises and piles and is sold by F G Clendenin for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Eads
Jonesville
Bucklin
F G. Clendenin
Local Couple Wed at Milan Presbyterian Church
J H Gilmore of Milan and G T Fisher of Chipman NY were married Wednesday evening at the bride's home with Rev Marion Humphreys officiating in the Milan Presbyterian Church. The couple left Thursday for the coast amid celebrating relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gilmore
Milan
G. T. Fisher
Chipman
N. Y
Marion Humphreys
Milan’ Presbyterian Church
A. M. Gilmord
Seta ory Tale soe ain aw de ieee
Fragmented OCR text shows an October event with names like Lia and Syatrret. The readable items hint at a local notice or schedule but lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes to confirm. Further readable details are insufficient for a concrete card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Aga Ey
Coroner’s jury rules morphine overdose caused Clifton death
Coroner L V Eckhart impaneled a jury to investigate the death of E B Clifton found in a river shanty boat near 18th street. Witness Harry Murphy testified Clifton had been despondent and repeatedly said he would harm himself. The jury concluded death resulted from an overdose of morphine self-administered. Clifton, 42, had been unstable due to drink, morphine use, and a broken engagement, leaving him a physical wreck. The Tri-City Typographical Union will cover funeral expenses, with military honors planned at the arsenal cemetery and a Sunday 2 PM service at Knox’s parlors.
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Torday
L. V Eckhart
E. B. Clifton
18Th Street
Stanley Foreman
Fred Lind
E. Kohler
William Sullivan
Co. M. Bisant
Arthur E. Bradley
Harry Murphy
Clifton
Evi
Murphy
14Th Street
Moline
Tri-City
Army
Maj
Blunt
Arsenal
Knox
Pain Balm Cited For Paralysis Recovery In West Virginia
Henderson Grimmett of Logan county suffered partial paralysis and loss of movement on one side. After two years of treatment with no relief his wife urged Cham Berlin’s Pain Balm. Two bottles nearly cured him. The same liniment is claimed to ease rheumatism sprains and bruises. Sold by F. J. Clendenin and Battles Pharmacy Moline.
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Henderson Grimett
Chamberlin
Geo. R. McDonald
Man
Logan County
Wva
F. J. Clendenin
Battles Pharmacy
Moline
Hotel Guests List Includes Names Across Cities
A roster of hotel guests lists numerous individuals from Chicago St Louis New York Boston Peoria and other cities. The observable names include C A Summers Spencer G J Cram H W Hayalip J B Goddard Ida W Pierson Jo W Frolestein Julia Attok EP Stevens P W Williams Bowe Kohthouse Price Omaha Hend erson Seaberger Morton Stolz Combr and wife and many others. Some entries include affiliations or destinations such as Chicago Philadelphia Columbus and Terra Haute.
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Summers
Spencer Blue Island
Hazen
Chicago
St Louis
Hayalip
Montgomery Bloomington
Goddard
Boston
Kimball Miles
Ida
Pierson
Morton
Philadelphia
Stolz
Columbus
Ohio
Combr
Frost
Wheeler Sterling
New York
Wells
McDermott
Marshalltown
Iowa
Pratt Held in $1250 Bail for Knife Attack Case
Pratt, a non-union foremaker, is charged with attempted murder after slashing four men during a confrontation outside Wakes boarding house on Wednesday night. August Wisplacre, stabbed near the heart, remains hospitalized but is reported to be improving. Pratt’s bail was set at $1250 and bonds posted for release. A hearing was postponed while injuries are assessed and A H Kohler and W A Meese will defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeotee Oy
Pratt
H Kohler
W A Meese
Court House Transfers and Estate Actions Reported
Transfers of multiple parcels including to Rudolph & Reynolds and Cornelius Tuckley noted. Widow’s relinquishment approved and property turned to widow. Administrators’ reports filed and estates closed. Petitions for letters testamentary filed and bonds approved. Estate inventories and widow’s awards recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schultz
Nathan W Cutter
Christina Dietz
Kristian Haberlach
Emilie
Emma Dietz
Peter Grampp
Katherine Grampp
Jacob Roberts
What’s Your Face Worth Ad Says Dr King Pills
A nostalgic ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for clearer skin and a rosy complexion. It claims a sallow look and blotches signal trouble, offering the remedy for 26 cents at Clendenin’s drug store.
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Dr. King
Clendenin
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Peper
E. Okerbe G
Third Avenue
Gen. Dyrenforth
Som
McKinnie Bloc
Moline, Ill
Wm H Driggs
Buffalo
Gami Delta Phi Fraternity
Fannie Entrikin
7Th Avenue
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
First Congregational Church
Mesdames Savage
Lindvall
Kuhn
Ladies’ Ald Society of
The
Swedish Lutheran Church
C A Hemberg
5Th Avenue
O— Misa Goldie Mowry
Mowry
12Th Avenue
Elsie Astrom
JFP
Allsworths
Mra Grimes
O— Mies Cecile Emer
Inots
CIA Jro
Rock Island
Chicae
Oon Profesional Busines
Supreme
Robert Rexdale
Fraternal Tribunes
Misgauri
Chrk
Hubbard
Frink T Toufva and
Alterta Crampton
Moone
Dahnern
East Moline
Fiese Furlong Daughtre
Mary Furlong
Rock Talund
Sacred Heart
Lo Koey
Rock Island Retail Clerks’ Union
Ww. C. Galloway
Aledo
Regents of the Fraternal Tribunes
Armory
A. EB. Bradley
W. E. Freeman
W W Venamon
G W Regenberg
J A. Hokinson
O. A Marshall
Charles Dallas
Jonathan O. Gamble
FW. Peterson
Robert Rank
Ranks Shoe Store
Kate Horton
Princeton
Mrs. Paddock
This City
Oscar Anderson
Library Hall
Armory Hall
Skinner Annex
Ogden
Bleuer
Beasle Schlegel
St Mary's Guild of the Trinity Church
Cora Leroy Flats
Mis
D. R. Hoover
Clarence White
Mia Lorving
Carpenters Hall
News of Court House
Jalinta van
Joergen Bort
Joseph Derislet
Ebeling
Anna
Klugger
Rudolph & Reynolds
Olumbia Park
Mary Carnes
Thomas J Carny
Cornelius Tuckley
Irne
Samuel Sloan
John Pens
John Pence Jr
Rebecca Miller
County Treas
London
H.T. Moss
Pnessen
Kjellman & Lund
Melina
Minas
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