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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1884

Page

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Easter Services Feature Floral Memorials at Congregational Church

The Congregational Church held Easter services with floral memorials honoring deceased members. Crosses, harps, and baskets were arranged on the pulpit and stands, commemorating Grandma Hemenway, Carl Morgan, Clara Hemenway, Clara Christy, and others. The Rev. C. L. Morgan delivered a touching sermon as the choir’s music accompanied the observance.

Grandma Hemenway Harry Maxfield Tenny Bullen Carl Morgan Clara Christy Kenneth McKenzie H. 8. Kribba Sullivan Hill Peter Ed H. O. Sleight C. L. Morgan W. J. Entriken

Easter services brighten Lutheran church with song

Readers enjoyed scripture and song at the Lutheran church with a morning and evening service. The Swedish church also held Easter offerings and a larger congregation heard Rev H O Lindblad speak on the resurrection with fitting music and spring flowers that spoke comfort to mourners.

Christ Swedish Lutheran Church H. O. Lindblad

Schemes of two smooth-talking swindlers in Moline

Yesterday two sharp youths posed in Moline as visitors asking for Mrs. Weasel at a house. They used a false garage tag and a sack, attempting to gain entry by posing as messengers and claiming a need to deliver a message for her.

Moline

Alma Stewart Dies After Prolonged Illness

Alma Stewart, five years and nine months old, died this morning at her parents home on Seventh Avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets after scarlet fever and diphtheria. The Stewart family mourns a bright, lovable child whose patience through illness was widely noted. A funeral notice will be published in The Dispatch.

Angel of Death Thomas Stewart Alma Alma Stewart Seventh Avenue Fifteenth Sixteenth Willi

Golden Wedding Celebrated by Peterson Couple

Andrew Peterson and his wife marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday evening. The couple wed fifty years ago in Sorby Sweden, a day that also fell on Easter.

Andrew Peterson Sorby Linslob Sweden Nolen

Nebraska couple marks fifty years with Easter anniversary

A Nebraska wedding couple celebrated their fiftieth anniversary with Easter day memories. Present were twenty seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Guests shared pleasant memories of the years since their wedding and left suitable gifts in token of esteem.

Phar Iving Nebraska

Rock Island Citizens League Forms At Baptist Church

A Rock Island meeting organized a Citizens League focused on enforcing state and city liquor laws. Officers include President Rev T N Haseelquist, Secretay W B Ferguson, Treasurer Judge Cornelius Lynde, and an executive committee with George Mixter and others.

Rock Island Baptist Church Citizens League T N Haseelquist C Truesdale F Weyerhouser P L Mitchell E P Reynolds Ben Harper

Blakemore Receives Masonic Honors in New City

John R Blakemore recently moved from Cincinnati to this city and was honored by his Masonic brethren with a heavy gold watch and a fine ent to celebrate his thirty second degree Scottish Rite work. The tokens will be prized as he continues active Masonry in his new home. The A B Dick Lumber Company has these incorporators.

John R. ‘Blakemore Cincinnati Blakemore Tiss Horne

Grace on Rollers Brings Graceful Skating Display

In Moline a large audience saw an unusually large group of lady skaters perform with notable grace. A five member committee secretly selected ten finalists who wore color ribbons to indicate votes as the audience cast ballots by color to determine the winner.

Moline Minnie Gunnell Clara Anthony Axel Swanson Nellie Woodward Sadie Reid Jove Weese Emma Witter Jennie Kerns Chat Channon Sadie Channon

Miss Clara Anthony Wins Nickel Plated Club Skates

The audience heard the returns with Miss Clara Anthony declared the winner and set to receive the skates. Nine other earnest competitors are praised though not chosen, and the skates will be handed over at the rink soon with Dr. Arp to present and the recipient to respond.

Clara Anthony White

Pleasant Party for Mr and Mrs Hill Twenty Fifth Anniversary

A surprise party marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Hill. Guests included many named friends and relatives from Knoxville and Council Bluffs. A band provided music and Mr Hill received an elegant easy chair while Mrs Hill received a silver card receiver as tokens of friendship.

Henry Hill Chad, Hill T . Hines McKinnie J E Poole N R Ziegler Dan Gould J Ww Entrikin Wm. Clendenin J’ W. Atkinson Bloan Beers Collins Knoxville Ives Nellie. Curtis R H Wilson

Pleasant Seasonal Evening Hosted by Dr McKinnie

Dr P L McKinnie hosted a charming evening in his usual pleasant vein. Refreshments were served and both host and hostess proved equal to the occasion making it one of the happiest events of the season.

Canada Dr. McKinnie P. L. McKinnie

Fire wrecks Bedar Wood residence on cover Street

No. alarms sounded at noon Monday from the water works after Bedar Wood’s home at cover Street Twelfth avenue and Nineteenth Street burned. Mrs Wood discovered the blaze. M O Miles and Charles Anderson arrived first and battled the flames but water shortages hindered progress. They saved most furniture except two bedsteads and bedding. Ghesriis Anderson nearly suffocated in smoke. Fire spread due to delayed alarm. firefighters used hose from three carts. Insurance with Gould Walker and Hemenway in the Phoenix of Brooklyn valued at 350 on the house and 250 on furniture.

Bedar Wood Ghuriis Anderson Thirteenth Avenue Seventeenth Street Gould, Walker & Hémenway Phanix Brooklyn

Musical Festival Association Comes to Exposition Building

The Musical Festival Association will open May 27 at the Exposition Building under Theodore Thomas. It promises a 900-voice chorus and notable soloists including a German baritone and a tenor. Program includes Standels stately Dettingen To Deum, Schubert Ninth, and Mozart in G Major.

Feival Association Theodore Thomas Beat Tales America Herr E Vg L Scaria Herr Herman Wink Mine Fredericch the Foice Chicago Theogram Standels Schubert Mozart Thomas

Resolutions of Condolence From Moline Lodge No 188

At a meeting of Moline Lodge No 188 the group passed a condolence resolution for George B Griffin, praising him as a worthy member and offering sympathy to his family. The resolution called for mourning draped lodge rooms, wearable badges for thirty days, and publication to local papers.

Moline Lodge No George Griffin Wuereses Moline Lodge Noj Wenmas Moline Disrates Moline Republican

States Attorney Candidate Entrikin Favored In County

Growing support backs W. J. Entrikin for state attorney as residents from Moline Rock Island and surrounding areas urge his candidacy. Editorial lauds integrity and legal skill necessary to prosecute criminals and present evidence effectively before juries.

Stathorney Moline Rock Island W. J. Entrikia Entrikin Molina

Entriken Accepts Nomination for State's Attorney

W J Entriken agrees to run for state’s attorney if the Republican convention tendered the nomination. The endorsement cites his honesty and Republican fidelity, argues he would strengthen the ticket, and notes he agreed to run at earnest solicitation of leading citizens across Rock Island, Moline, and surrounding areas.

W. J. Entriken Satelite Entrikin Moline Rock Island Jock Island

Cynic’s pity move on Main Street over a pencil donation

A city cynic’s icy demeanor softens as a trembling woman begs for a lead pencil. He gives a dollar, buys the pencil, and returns to sharpen it, only to discover the noble act had been a costly misstep in a curious street anecdote.

Main Street

Wedding Record for Edger B. Wea and Miss Huttle Walker

The wedding occurred on Waddeas day at 8 P M in Hampton with Rev A Harper officiating. The couple was married at the bride’s grandparents home in Zamptoe Townships in a ceremony celebrated by many friends and family. Guests presented gifts including silverware, a clock, and household items, and a reception followed with thanks extended to all who shared in the union.

Waddeas First’ Congregational Church Port Byron John Devinney Silven Owls Graham Arthur Wella Wells Chicago Haniso Wells Warren Qeo Cook RE Cook Lettie Crouch Fannie Moore John Bears M Wells Ira Maria Graham Mery Grovoh Miss May Cook Tux Distator Liem

First Water as Fire Breaks Out on Rodman Avenue

In a chaotic Monday fire alarm, two Disratox boarded wagons and a driver named Jake See attempted to reach the blaze. The rodman avenue hose company struggled to reach the site, the Moline Plow Company cart leading the charge as water finally flowed from the hydrant.

Disratox Jake Abe Rodman Avenue Cook's Express Twelfth Avenue Jake Weavers Moline Teckle Ose

Swedish-born wife of Andrew Briegston dies on birthday

The husband and friends mourn the death of Miss Christina Briegston at age twenty three. Born in Sweden on April 16, 1864, she came to the United States with her husband two years ago after suffering consumption. The funeral will be held at the family residence on Sunday at 2 oclock PM with a minister officiating.

Pania Iogrid Christina Andrew Briegston Sweden

City Ordinance Strengthens Enforcement Provisions

Fragmented text describes amendments to local ordinances and enforcement strictness. Mentions mayor involvement and applicant roles, with unclear references to licenses and penalties. Names and places are garbled, but the core note is about more rigid adherence and enforcement of new provisions.

Lilisoleim Trants

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