Marriages Unite Residents in Davenport Clays
William Oldfield and Hazel Hagerty wed at 1460 Twenty ninth avenue with Rev David Andrewartha officiating in a home ceremony attended by immediate relatives. The couple plan to reside with Oldfield’s parents at 1532 Twelfth avenue and begin housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oldfield
Hazel Haggerty
South Side
Wess A. Larson
Emma H Jenkins
Clintona
Fisher
T H Jenkins
Mary Larson
Fourteenth Avenue
Thomas Jenkins
St Katherine’s Hall
Davenport
Larson
Moline
Illinois University
Connelly & Connelly
Rock Island
Twelfth Avenue
Wiliam Oldfield
Hazel Hagerty
Twenty
Ninth Avenue
David Andrewarta
J Stevens
Central Toton Telephone Company
Oldfield
Oldfeid
Local Social Notes From Moline and Vicinity Update
Community announcements cover travels to Europe and domestic visits. Senior figures Mrs Grace Hall Brossean and Captain Fred Gallop sail for Europe. Dr Carl Matthey, wife and son plan six months abroad. Mrs J H Porter, Miss Ada Entrikin perform church duties. local families welcome new babies and discuss summer plans and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Matthey
Henry
William Hubers
Lillian Hubers
Europe
Davenport
Will Gall
New York
Friederich der Grosse
Naples
Matthey
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Nagle Case Sparks Appeal Over Serviceof Writ
Will iam Nagle of Rock Island county fights the People in a Supreme Court decision denying quashal of service. The case hinges on the writ being served on the state's attorney rather than the attorney general. Nagle, charged with the murder of Carl Brady near Muscatine, remains imprisoned as his lawyers contest improper confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Stead
Springfield
Moline Dispatch
William Nagle
Rock Island
Supreme Court Today
Soie Facial
Nagle
Carl Brady
Island B
Muscatine
Hillsdale Chronicle Items Highlight Local Happenings
Hillsdale notes April 10 to April 12 include residents traveling to Oklahoma for summer, visits from Moline and Erie, family arrivals, school events such as a box social and first quarter certificates, a reader resignation to pursue Augustana studies, a new phone for Carl Stafford, a Hillsdale Post sale to W D Hall, and upcoming school director election on April 20 with staff changes and illnesses among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Hillsdale
Augustana College
George Stanbro
Erie
Thomas Cole
Patch
Roseville
A B
Huston
Mra Knelpher
Corony
Charlie Stuart
Merlie Wilbur
James
Carl Stafford
Mabel Waters
John Waters
A. A Waters
Nellie Baron
Bertha Baron
Louis Baron
Frank Dillon
Rossa Cole
Mabel Hill
Nora Hill
Everett Hil
Dra Becht
Irene Becht
Ralph Becht
Iva Martin
Alice Orr
Sadie Scott
Hazel Orr
Bertha Johnson
Alice Cooley
Florence Hill
Melissa Orr
Flossie Hill
Mamie Dalley
Justin Dalley
E L. Hanson
Geneva
The
Hillsdale Post
James McGartney
W .D. Hall
Port Byron
Zuma Church Services Canceled by Weather on Sunday
Inclement weather caused no services at Zuma church this Sunday. Port Byron residents Mr and Mrs Brandt visit their son Henry for a few days. Spring vacation ends and schools reopen Monday. Various locals and activities noted, including visits, family gatherings, and community events. Children advised to use Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Jericho's drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuma
Brandt
Port Byron
Henry
Marth Matthews
Millie
Watertown
Mamie Wake
Edna
Cora Cox
Moline
Edna Mumma
Barker
Dailey
Lyman Dailey
Williiam Filbert Jr
Jep Nicholson
Jep Donahoo
Jode Donahoo
Clarence Johnson Wealcome
Papa
John Noah
D W Mumma
Mumma
Mary Newb
Aid Society
Theodore Frels
N. B. Hogue
Dan McNeal
Zles Hayes
C O Arenshhield
Hampton
P P Sheppard
J M Saunders
George Norton
Hampton Township
W L. Black
B. J King
The
Illinois Legisature
M Driggs
P. P. Cosner
Joplin
P. P. Sheppard
Kingsley Matthews
Charles Warner
Peloria
Hayes
H. Lovey
Pee Pisten
Fractured Jem and local notes from Hillsdale area
Fragmented local notes report injuries and movements around Hillsdale in a recent period. Mentions include a broken chain and injury to a person named Jem, family ties to Oliver Extrem, and workers in Dayton Camp and for Arthur Ewing. Additional items note births, hay storage, and farm-related visits and activities across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jem
Oliver
Dick Mercer
Dayton Camp
Ed Mercer
Arthur Ewing
Lloyd Mercer
Ira Wainwright
Joslin
Clarence Johnson
Zuma
Frank Hill
Watertown
James
Eric McCartney
Hillsdale
Mary Sell
Roy Heald
Jos
Frank Jualino
Immie HousXild
Asinder
Mrs Tobin Found Dead at Adair Iowa Farm Tank
Mrs John Tobin 72, a Zuma area resident, was found dead in a farm water tank near Adair Iowa. Authorities suggest possible suicide or sleepwalking, noting her cheerful nature. Nieces Mrs John Heeren and Mrs William Schwennecker attended the funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tobin
Zuma
Adair
John Heeren
William Schwennecker
Prosecutor Won’t Ask Murder Verdict in Terry Case
In Rock Island the state’s attorney said he would not ask for a murder verdict against Henry Terry in the killing of Andrew Parks. The scene was Fourth Avenue and Seventeenth Street. Parks died from a fractured skull after Terry struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Terry
Andrew Parks
Fourth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Rock Island
Terry
Parks
Herman Janssen
Unclaimed Letters at Moline Post Office Week Ending April 11 1907
A list of unclaimed mail at the Moline Illinois post office for the week ending April 11 1907 includes names such as Bernard Avery Clark Blair Lampert Cosgrove Cook Coburn Clarence Dickman Maxwell Edwards Pearl Everhart Molly Gran J M Hewitt Himes Juliet Johnson Emma Annie Jones Lease Harry Maud N P Lyle Mager Marek Nilson Nelson Emma Olson Fred Osburn V. Parker Carl Peterson Christina Sansal Frank Skyle Ivar Sears O M Smith Emma Trone Viola Wells W M Co W F Eastman P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline Mitneis
Alllet Bernard
Avery
Chas Blair
John
Bangton
Mazie Lampert
Cosgrove
Cook
Frederick L
Coburn
Chas
Croft
Clarence
Dickman
W. H
Edwards
Maxwell D
Everhart
Miss Pearl
Gran
Molly
Hewitt
Mra
J M
Himes
George
Huxat
Juliet
Normag
Johnson
Caroline
Charcoal Screenings and Hog Fattening Feed Ad
An old advertisement promotes feed products including hog and chicken fattening use. Mentions Charcoal Screenings and Finé food for hogs and chickens. Offers purchase at a hall location with a listed price and street name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Berg
Alia Cela
Fresh Cabbage and Fruits Arrive with Market Prices
Fresh cabbage from Texas arrives at six cents a pound while old northern cabbage goes for three. Illinois rhubarb at ten cents per pound. Strawberries at twenty cents a pint or quart, in good condition. Oranges 40 cents and up with a rising tone. Pineapples expected at 25 to 27 cents each. Corn and oats rise. no corn under 4.83 cents and prices unstable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Illinois
Jury Deadlock in Big Rebate Case in New York
Syracuse April 11 A federal jury hearing the rebate case against the New York Central Railroad for alleged rebates to General Electric in Schenectady reported it could not reach a verdict and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
New York Central Railroad
General Electric
Schenectady
Thousand-dollar license bill sidetracked in Rock Island
In Rock Island Alderman Trenkenshuh failed to gain a second to the motion to consider a proposed ordinance on a thousand-dollar license. The ordinance was imperfectly drawn and lacked a second six month period fee beyond the initial five hundred dollars. Uncertainty remained on whether the mayor's qualified bond affects action on the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Trenkenshuh
Schaffer
Telegraphic Markets Chicago April 1 Opened Strong
Hous Receipts 18,000. Market opened and closed strong. Light 6.56 to 6.80, mixed 6.55 to 6.80, good heavy 6.40 to 6.77, rough 6.40 to 6.56. Cattle Receipts 46,000. Opened strong. Beeves 4.25 to 6.55, cows and heifers 1.80 to 4.90, stockers and feeders 2.80 to 5.00. Closed steady. Sheep Receipts 15,000. Opened steady, closed strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hous
Twin City Market Prices Corrected by Local Firms
Market listing from Twin City with Timothy hay at 15.00 16.00 and oats 40 42, dairy butter 38, eggs 15 16 1 2 percent, turnips 40 apples 125 1.75 old cabbage 3 new cabbage 6 potatoes 40 50 seed potatoes 85 90 beets 50 60. Rock Island section shows corrected coin and Timothy hay price brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Christison
Duncan & Ransom
Timothy Hay
Rock Island
Cc. E. Bensot
Titooh
Joslin Real Estate Deal Involves Whiteside Exchange
A 15000 deal closes with William H. Whiteside trading his Joslin farm, store, and residence for two Knight residences on Seventeenth Street and Seventh Avenue. The exchanged properties, once owned by D A Jones and W A Jones and now occupied by B C Stillfield and H Chase, were bought by Mrs. Knight, a Kansas City woman. D A Jones and James Donahoo arranged the exchange. Whiteside, a longtime local businessman, will enhance Moline’s citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Whiteside
Joslin
Lida L
D. A. Jones
James Donahoo
Whiteside
Moline
Harmony circle bazar slated at MWA hall next Tuesday
Watertown notes a Harmony circle of the Methodist church plans a bazar at the MWA hall for Tuesday afternoon and evening. Local residents are mentioned moving, visiting, and repairing homes as the community keeps with church and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Harmony Circle
The
Methodist Church
M W A. Hall
Guy Nicholson
George Allabrow
M. W A
Allabrow
Lizzie Lee
Webb Palmer
Moline
Philip Keene
W. C.treuper
W .B. Keene
Texas
J W Parker
Samuel
Rock Island
Martha Hartoon
Lou Bernie
Indianapolis
Watertown Baptist Church
Brandt
W M. Driggs
Thimble Society
Harry Allsbrow
Nebraska
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Clinton
Nissie” Larson
Sixth- Ward
Emma Jenking
Hents Saman
Wvss
Pinas Pais
I Davenpor Weil
Wessaman
Geety
Peoria
Julia Geoomy Pacher
Pirot
England
Tia Brehe Brest
Warner
Paris
Grace Hall Brossean
Bhic Mo Hong
Alion Mieh
James M_ Hall
Josseny
Geo A Darling
Darling
Bronday
Alton
Mississippi Land Co
At Place
Oak Island
Yaya
J W. Ross
C R Stephens
Los Angeles
Cal
Stephens
George Bayne
J H. Porter
Allens
H W Cooper
Grasmere
C J Cooper
Mr. Hillhouse
Unt
George H Huntoon
Chicago
Helen
Washington
Fred Gallop
Rock Island Arsenal
Captain Gallop
Watertown Arsenal
Boston
John McFmary
Minneapolis
Robinson Noe
Hart Dood
Lake Forest
Topeka
Mra E G Dodge
Twenty-third Avenue
Hedley Hall
Hall
Jamaica
Ada Lucile Enatrikin
Geneseo
Trinity Church
F. H. Burrell
M. Edward Fawcett
Diocese of
Quincy
Entrikin
Aiag
H. A Alnaworth
Mary Ainsworth
A Stephens
Christchurch
A . Kneberg
James Murray
Twenty Fifth Street
Thesday
Walie
George Carcon
United States
N W Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
John Schacht
W A MacBeth
Amy McEnary Sturtevant
Thdlwoapels
John McEnary
the Avenue
AR Beal
Elina Beth
South da Hoa
Doc
Myrtle A Barbe
A F Barber
Arthur T Huesing
A D Huesing
Elinor West
Gay Postelwaite
Katherine Donaldson
Ella Baumbach
Mra J &. Clarkson
Vidae
Mc Gould
June Reed
Wrea
Cleburne Texas
A C Woodyatt
D Woodyatt
George Woodyatt
Messra Woodyatt
Richard Woodyatt
Trinity Parish
Edward M Fawcett
Harper House
Garnville H Sherwood
Granville Ho Sher Sherwood
GG Hudson
G Quigley
H Atwood Percival
Edward Fawcett
Viking Guagtus
J E. Gustus
Charlies A Barnard
Canada
Vincent Gray
Daisy Silvis
St Louis
Charles Palmer
Hig
Weld and Pleasants
Charlie Quade
Nora
Mabel Watera
Barstow
Hazel Johnson
Arthur Browning
Anthony Filmer
Cora Clapper
Poplar Grove
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Jericho
Zuma Township
Sale
Telegraphic Markets
Davenport Board of Trade
Twin-City
Jones
W. H. Whiteside
D. A. and
W. A. Jones
Columbus
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