Local Dispatch Briefs Highlight Moves and Miscellany
Friday and Saturday notes from the Dispatch list visits depart ures and travel for residents including George Grimes heading to Michillinda and Mrs T F Allen and children leaving for Boston. Camp sites along the Mississippi and baby announcements punctuate a busy local scene with several injuries and a fire scare, plus rail and road travel, auctions, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grimes
Michillinda
T. F. Allen
Boston
E. J. Hester
Wm. Daebellsehn
Mississippi
C. O. Carlson
Seventeenth Avenue
Lizzie Smith
Chicago
F. E. Bartholomew
Nettie
Colorado Springs
Denver
Art. McCorrison
Barnard & Leas
C. M. Severin
Davenport
Levi F. Cralle
Frank Payne
San Francisco
Honolulu
F. W. Sherman
Rock Island
Frank
J. P. Wilson
George W. Heck
Stewartville
Prospect Park
Fifteenth Street
Dr. Frick
Hotel Windsor
Henry Efflandt
Henry Daebelliehn
July town notes mix visits, sales, and local events
The Dispatch item list records visitors returning from Monmouth and Chicago, a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt, repairs at the C R I P station, a $75 assault fine for John Welch, a large bulldozer shipment for St. Louis Car Co, and local incidents including a roof fire, pickpocket theft, and the arrest of Peter Whetsal for assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Wiese
Culfax
Mary Gerdes
Peoria
M. W. Battles, Jr
J. BR. Oakleaf
Dixon
Rock River
Bryno van Echer
Eleventh Street
Ninth Avenue
A. M. Ramp
Grion
Frank Barnard
Ruth Barnard
Ada Entrikin
Molina
Stillwater
Minn
Mias Grace II
Sullivan
Eighteenth Avenue
E. A. Landberg
Elgin
John
Harry Huntoon
Henry Corbin
Chicago
John Scott
Minneapolis
Loptien
Adair
Town
John Samuels
Florida
C. T. Morey
Deere & Co
Austin Way
J.T Schomp
G . Stoddard
J. H. Stoddard
Galesburg
George Gibson
Portland
Ore
John Nelson
Twelfth Street
Orion
Tom Boylin
Cady's Park
John Peterson
Lincoln School
Miss Horne
Lafayette
Ind
Gardner
Eighth Avenue
C. C. Hudson
Roscobel
Wis
W. W. Willard
Washington
Roy Tuffley
J. F. Robinson
Abbie B. Lancashire
Myra Ransom
Adelaide
Marie Segur
Leo Elmstadt
Severin Johnston
Wm. Pierce
Frank Lindberg
Chester Sears
Fred Reimers
Happer Arrell
Guthrie
Oklahoma
B. D. Arrell
B. H. Quick
Ha’ Ve Arrell
Bettleman
F. G. Allen
James Sachéer
Lincoln
Neb
A. Schultz
Monmouth
S. H. Montgomery
Merrill, Wis
Phil Miller
Elkhart
Don Leach
Alfred Lindwall
John Swanson
Grace Hall
Michillinda
Moline Colony
New Hampshire
Maude Bradshaw
C. E. Whiteside
Harsh
R. W. Hewitt
W. L. Paul
Arsenal Links
James Pomeroy
Ottumwa
V. Lutt
Westergren
Moline
Ill
J. C. Otto
Stockholm Street
Clinton Herald
Frank J. Soule
Taylor
Watertown Hospital
Watertown
L. B. Tebbetts
St. Louis
Chas. Webber
C. W. Mansur
Messrs. Stewart and Montgomery
Texas
Oregon
Seventh Avenue
J. C. Moore
William Roschen
Brooklyn
A. R. Bryant
Lindquist
Candee
Alfred
J. J. Joslin
W. B. Joslin
Wm. Butterworth
Renj. Butterworth
Chieno
Harry Ainsworth
Lake Geneva
W. A. Yeaton
Livingston
Mont
U. S
Dimock & Gould's
Folly Farm
M. Y. Cady
G. W. Gamble
Gamble
St. Charles
George Reebe
Cedar Rapids
Nev
Draper
W. C. Westaway
Moline Pump Co
Pump Co
Safe & Peterson
Gust Peterson
W. RB
O. C. Horney
Rock Island Arsenal
Peter Whetsal
Dearth's Remains Interred at Arlington National Cemetery
Mayor Baker reports a letter from Assistant Adjutant General T S Strong at Camp Alger informing that Private Edwin Dearth of Company F is buried in Arlington National Cemetery grave 18854. Dearth previously sailed from Moline and drowned in the Potomac. relatives in Davenport and near Moline are to be notified by publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Baker
Davenport
T. S. Strong
Camp Alger
Edwin Dearth
Moline
Potomac
National Cemetery
Arlington
Baker
Dearth
Patrick J. Kane
Cincinnati
Lydia Coffey
Rock Island
Harper
George Elliott
Iowa
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Andrew Littig
Irvin
William
Julia Aljerta
Peter Gottsmann
Fifth Street
Fourth Avenue
Flick & Johnson Construction Co
Illinois
Lidders
Mr. Lidders
St. Anthony's Hospital
Teld
Wilcox
Gen
H. L. Street
Union Veterans’ Union
John Luchman
Schafer
T. J. McManus
Ralph
Fortieth Street
J. W. Washington
Springfield
Eighth Regiment
John Morris
Washington
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Iowa Couples
Frank H. Glover and Vemelia K. Swords of Eddyville Iowa Thomas H. Sherman and Anna A McTage of Davenport Iowa John Tyler of Rapids City and Mary Ann Bowden of LeClaire Iowa Albert Hartung and Louise Heuer of Davenport Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Glover
Vemelia K. Swords
Eddyville
Iowa
Thomas H. Sherman
Anna A McTage
Davenport
John Tyler
Rapids City
Mary Ann Bowden
LeClaire
Albert Hartung
Louise Heuer
Real estate transfers chart for Rock Island and Moline
Property deeds listed for July dates show numerous transfers in Rock Island and Moline. Buyers include Elizabeth Mixter, Estella Long, Ella Long, James Fuller, Alexander Blanchard, Harrietta Benser, Mary Hoffman, Eliza Shaw, Adolph Stoy, Iaa Fry, F W H Oldenberg, Conrad Esping, Thomas Cole, Rhoda White, Mary Osbar, Andrew Ehmer, George Wagner, Annie Davis, Henry Schreier, Henry Kirsch, Jacob Schreier, and Edgar Ludington. Amounts range from $1 to $6,000 with various blocks and lots indicated in J W Spencer’s Third Add, Black Hawk Add, Orlando Child’s Add, Rodman Subdiv, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth B. Mixter
Annie M. Bahnsen
J. W. Spencer
Rock Island
William O. Long
Estella A. Long
H. R. Edwards
Moline
Ella E. Long
Converse E. Gainey
James S. Fuller
R. A. Smith
B. Smith & White
Moline Heights
Charles Page
Alexander Blanchard
Edna Stockhouse
Henrietta M. Benser
Chicago
Lower Add
Eva C. White
Mary H. Hoffman
J. W. Good
Charles E. Shaw Et al
Eliza Shaw
Wood
John J. Ingram
Adolph J. Stoy
Black Hawk
Martha A. Rodman
Iaa E. Fry
Rodman
Catharine Henrietta Steffen
F. W. H. Oldenberg
Metes
Bounds
Alice C. Walker
Conrad Esping
Orlando Child
Regina John
Thomas E. Cole
J. K. Terry
Rhoda E. White
George Wagner
Andrew E. Ehmer
Spencer & Case
John D. Bollman
Annie M. Davis
Lower
Jacob Schreier
Henry Schreier
Metes and
George H. Kirsch
John Schreier
Metes and Hounds
Jacob Deafenbaugh
E. Net
Edgar
A. Ludington
Manter
Rock Island Mutual ‘Building, Loan & Savings Association
Prospect Park
Add
Oline
Don J. Webb
E. E. Organ
Moore
Rook Island notes and unrest as city dealings unfold
The Rock Island area sees a flurry of activity from August Hawaii plans for Dr G M Babcock and Adelbert Dart to the unfolding legal fight over street rights near First avenue. Labor strife at the reservoir construction and multiple local arrests mark a busy period as officials manage encampments, marriages, and infrastructural projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Babcock
Minneapolis
Adelbert Dart
Hawaii
Fred Plummer
Thomas Plummer
California
Medill
Cable
Davenport & Rock Island Terminal Co
Rock Island & Peoria
Eugene J. Burns
Union Veterans’ Union
Burris
Moline
Higgins
Rock Island
Wm. Mullen
St. Joe
Dolly Bros
Marshal Eckhard
Milliken
Phoenic Bridge Co
Carl Gerhardt
Genesed
Carl Hellpenstell
Variety Wood Works
William Roth
Roth
C. McD
Townsend
Davenport
Jusice Cramer
W. A.corcoran
Stafford
J. P. Weyerhaeuser
S. S. Davis
W. B. McIntyre
A. H. McCandless
H. A. McCandless
Perry
Okla
Rutledge
Stillwater
Frank Schafers
Johannah
Edmund Byrnes
Fifth Avenue
Ireland
Rock
James
Colorado Springs
Pa. McElherne
Chicago
Elizabeth Maher
Kate Byrnes
Frederick Haag
Rock Island & Peoria Railway
Gest
John T. Kenworthy
Haas
Rock Island & Peoria Railway Company
Usig
First Avenue
Old Town
Stephenson
Rive Bank
Eleventh Street
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Joseph Conway
Hass
Roc Island & Peoria Company
Burlington Railway
Terminal Railway
Union
Kenworthy
Landing at Guanica Report From Wednesday Dispatch
The Associated Press describes the Guanica landing with Lieut Huse taking the town before regulars and Company G of the Sixth Illinois reinforce the position. Troops arrived by boats from warships and transports as orderly progress followed General Miles plan. Miles went ashore at noon after boarding the Gloucester and thanking Lieut Commander Wainwright for his action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Guanica
Huse
Illinois
Miles
Wainwright
A Wise Decision by Mrs Rich on Hood's Sarsaparilla
Mrs J F Rich of Hampshire DL describes headaches nervousness and fatigue before using Hood's Sarsaparilla she reports relief and now can do her work she speaks highly of the remedy and its benefits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rich
Hampshire
Hood's Pills Parade to Popular Family Favorite
An advertisement touts Hood's Pills as the favorite family remedy. It markets them as cathartic and easy to take and operate, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Old Settlers Picnic Plans in Reese’s and Weed’s Groves
Henry County announces the annual Old Settlers picnic on August 25, 1898 at Reese’s and Weed’s groves. The event aims for convenience and a good program with participation by local residents and the Old Settlers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘County
Reese's
Weed
Colotta
Thy
H. Weed
Fee
Assn
Noah's Ark Bakery Opens Along Busy Thoroughfare
The notice describes a new bakery named Noah's Ark expanding along a main road, offering fresh bread and pastries to attract customers. Local officials grant permits with conditions and emphasize safety and accessibility requirements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Estella Long
Mary Moore
Bay View
Lizzie Martin
Ed Lagerblade
Wilson-Moline
Brooks Crossing
Eggalite Coal Co
Mason
E. L. Nordgren
Edgewood
Nordgren
Holmgren, Anderson and Company
Nellie Jacobson
Larson
Falovs
Cuba
St. Paul
Carl E. Bohman
Swedish Lutheran Young People's Society
C. A. Hemberg
Carl
Hayes Coal Co
Daniel Hayes
Alix
Hayes
Epworth League
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Tindall
S. S. Creider
Sterling
Milan
Hennepin Canal
John Williams
South Dakota
Williams
Wm. Beckwith
Franz J. Fehringer
Raiway
West Davenport
Mercy Hospital
Oscar Ostrand
Forty-fifth Street
Naughton
Hoy FF
Brad
Eto
Arlington Cemetery
Rook Island
Rock Island Reservoir
Sennott Company of
Rock Island Teamsters
Sennotts
Chicago Teamsters
Geneseo
Ben Cun- James
William Flynn
Benn
Will Flynn
Cundiff
Flynn
Kes
Wildcat
Young Cundiff
Woltmann
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