Death notices for Kroeger and several Rock Island residents
Obituaries report the sudden death of Marx Kroeger a Moline based grocer and German community member at 1403 14th avenue Rock Island. Also noted are deaths of Ima Christison Gustaf Miller Justus Zels and Caroline Anna Johnson with funeral details and family survivors following a weeklong illness and heart disease.
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Nother
Moline
Marx Kroeger
Puls, Hilstein
Germany
Rock Island
Mabel Ulrich
Henry
24Th Street
16Th Street
15Th Avenue
Mr. Kroeger
14Th Avenue
C. G. Turnverein
Gardner
George W Vinton, Jr
F. B. McCullum
Ima
Nels Christison
23A Avenue
Alma Mellin
Mr Christis
Edna Marie
Mildred Leona
Justus Zels
8Th Street
Zels
Kur-Hessen
Zeis
Wil- Yam J
Albert B
Matilda Zeis
Minnie Zeis
Chicago
Alexander Johnson
7Th Avenue
Caroline Anna
John Mahoney 101 Dies at County Infirmary
John Mahoney aged 101 and longtime Hampton resident died at the county infirmary Saturday after sixty years in the town. The death ends a long life noted for family ties and service to the community.
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John Mahoney
Hampton
County
Millinery Opening Announced for Three Cities
Mrs Dimock informs Davenport, Lapitz Baldeck 8 Tailoring, and local ladies that a full millinery opening will run Wednesday and Thursday this week. She will showcase the latest creations of the milliner's art at 321 Brady Street.
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Jerry
Lapitz & Baldeck
Brady Street
Davenport
Memorial Services of Scott County Bar Association
The Scott County Bar Association held memorial services and discussed ways and means of suppressing anarchy. Some members compared anarchists to mad dogs and rattlesnakes stalking abroad.
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Scott County Bar Association
Directory Closing in Moline Promises Updated Address Book
Mr Stone ends directory work in Moline and promises a fine, accurate book. If you moved since canvassers called, leave old and new addresses at the Journal office so the change can be made.
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Stone
Moline
Journal Office
Dry Banquet Meeting Reconsideration Noted
The Moline Business Men's Association has issued notices for a special meeting Tuesday evening to reconsider the dry banquet. Members are urged to attend as the subject could affect local celebrations and related plans.
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Moline-Busineba-Men's “Association
Bev Hela
Our Fall Opening of New Millinery in Davenport
Our fall opening of new millinery will occur on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 24. We have gathered the most complete collection of trimmed hats we have shown and invite inspection. J. H. C. Petersen's Sons, Davenport, Iowa. The Curbing reports cement curb work on 20th street is progressing and asphalt workers will soon be on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. C. Petersen
Davenport
Iowa
20Th Street
Bennett the Furrier Ready With Large Fur Stock
Bennett the Rock Island furrier announces the largest stock of furs and gloves in the three cities now ready. Furs repaired and remodeled.
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Bennett
Rock Island
Rogers Builds Fine Home on 28th Avenue Near Prospect Park
Jr. Rogers has returned from Chicago and is erecting a handsome residence on 28th avenue. Mr. Schaible holds the contract. This marks the second property Rogers has built near Prospect Park after selling the first on his move to Chicago.
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Jr. Rogers
Chicago
28Th Avenue
Mr. Schaible
Mr. Rogers
Prospect Park
Moline Naval Militia Invited to Maquoketa Reunion
Moline's naval militia has been invited to attend the U V reunion in Maquoketa Iowa on the 25th. Lieut Bradley will attend with 16 men and the Hotchkiss gun after applying to headquarters for permission to leave the state under arms.
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Moline
U. V
Maquoketa
Iowa
Bradley
E Mayer to Close Store Tomorrow for Entire Day
E Mayer the 34 avenue clothier will close his place of business tomorrow for the entire day.
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E. Mayer
34 Avenue Clothier
Henry Huberty to Begin Brick Work on Davenport Project
Henry Huberty of Maine and his crew will commence brick work on Davenport's new C. R. I. & P. depot after securing the contract. The project aligns with local building momentum and Huberty’s firm focus on timely completion.
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Henry Huberty
Maine
Davenport
Misses Schlotfeldt and Wiese Unveil New Hats
The Misses Schlotfeldt and Wiese on 6th avenue announce a display of the latest ladies head-dress fashions at their millinery parlors with new designs from Chicago. Await opening date to be announced soon at 1617 Fifth Avenue.
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Schlotfeldt & Wiese
6Th Avenue
Chicago
1617
5Th Avenue
Elks Lodge Expresses Regret Over Lincoln Assassination
Davenport lodge No 298 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks adopts a resolution expressing heartfelt regret at the assassination of President McKinley and denouncing the conditions that breed such violence. The statement frames the murder as a tragedy for the nation and calls for dignity and fidelity toward all people.
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Davenport Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
United States of America
McKinley
Wedding News Brings Flick Mueller Pair to City
Announcement reported of LAX engagement Gerhardt Flick to Alvina Mueller both residents. Reception for Mr. and Mrs. William Mueller drew about 150 guests from the tri cities. Also noted are local movements and upcoming studies by several residents and clergy appointments in the region.
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Gerhardt Flick
Alvina Mueller
John H. Mueller
Mr. Flick
Miss Mueller
High School Senior Leaves for Michigan University
Ada Weeks of the class of 1901 at the high school will depart soon for the University of Michigan. W. B. Entrikin lists in Chicago. Mrs J S Cumming visits her sister Mrs H H Parks in this city. The Misses Magny Leona and Maud Peal visit Chicago. North Star Benefit Association meeting held with State Treasurer Moses Williamson and Rep C A Samuelson in attendance. Myrtle Fisher spends Sunday at Baratow. Will Johnson, Moline type at Clinton Herald, visits relatives.
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Michigan Uni
J. 8. Cumming
Moline
H. H. Parks
North Star Benefit Association
Moses Williamson
Galesburg
C. A. Samuelson
Sherrard
Will Johnson
Moline Type
Clinton Herald
Guests at the Hotels and Windsor list Chicago attendees
A long guest list from Hotels SOMMERS and WINDSOR includes Charles Rystrom E Seyfarth F Peterson and W E Sommer of Chicago with guests from Dubuque Milwaukee Batavia Galesburg Omaha and St Louis among others. The Turkish Bath section notes 25 people. Names include John Himmelberger Morehouse W Mustaur Blandinsville D Pinney Aurora and Geo M Clute Chicago.
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Browning
M. O. Williamson
Galesburg
Wm. Howard
Chicago
C. L. Colby
St. Louis
John M. Himmelberger
Morehouse
W. Mustaur
Blandinsville
D. Pinney
Aurora
BE. P. Dunlap
Geo. M. Clute
Nat. High
Co. L. Hanson
Janesville
Wis
J. P. Carrigan
Milwaukee
B. DP. Wilber
Peoria
Windsor
Mike Camyilgis
Tony Orgenzilo
J. L. Colly
A. M. Leserm
Terre Haute
Ind
J. A. Hanson
Trenton
Moline Club Plans Winter Entertainments Series
A special meeting of the Moline Club board approved a winter entertainments series including dances, musical programs, athletic contests, billiard and whist tournaments and more. The first event is a Griffin Concert Company concert in Chicago on October 3, with regular events to follow to boost club interest and membership.
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Moline Club
Griffin Concert Company of
Chicago
Griffin Company
Woodmen Picnic Officers Named at Iowa Reunion
At the Woodmen of Northwestern Iowa picnic and reunion held in Cedar Rapids Moline and Davenport representatives gathered. Officers elected include President BH Richards Cedar Rapids Iowa Vice president Mrs Mary Lundeen Moline Daola Secretary Mrs Annie Newton Moline Illinois Treasurer Alfred Brandt Davenport Iowa Executive committee G M Stearns Moline J R Newton Moline Ida Bhofer Moline Sarah O'Brien Moline Patrick Kelly Cedar Rapids. In attendance from Moline were Charles Blumsa Wm Hedin and Mrs G M Stearns.
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J. R. Newton
Moline
Mia
Ida Bhofer
Sarah O'Brien
Patrick Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Charles Blumsa
Wm. Hedin
G. M. Stearns
Fall Millinery Opening At Brandenburg Store Rock Island
The Brandenburg Millinery Store invites Moline ladies to the fall display next Wednesday and Thursday at corner 20th street and 4th avenue Rock Island. The collection features imported hats from New York and Chicago, in-house designs, and a King Do Do hat among others, with Hunter's green amethyst shades.
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Brandenburg Millinery
Rock Island
Moline
20Th Street
4Th Avenue
Brandsenburg
New York
Chicago
Tri-Cities
Hunter’s
30Th Street
Ath
Correction on surprise party details for John Stephens
A correction notes an earlier report misnamed activities at John Stephens' surprise party. It states charades were the featured activity, not cards, and clarifies the error from Wednesday evening.
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John Stephens
Carda
LeClaire Woman Seeks Divorce From F Lt Morey
Mrs Malanie Morey files in district court Friday asking for divorce from F Lt Morey alleging drunkenness. They long have lived at LeClaire. She values the homestead at $1,000 and says he owns 37 LeClaire lots worth $250 total, averaging under $10 per lot. The Daily Journal.
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LE Claire Lotsa
District Court
Malanie Morey
F. Lt. Morey
LeClaire
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George Frysinger
Hyde Park
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Martin M. Loftus
St Ambrose College
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Ottumwa
Bernard Flood
John T Temple
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
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Orion
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Extra
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Fred Merriman
Chicago University
Julius Rohwer
Ida Grove
Chris. Mueller
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Moline Plow Company
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W W. Stofft
M. J. Walke
New York State
B. H. Quick
O— August Colberg
Flora Wilbur
Good Fellowship Club
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Baratow
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