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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1898

Page

8

Divorce and new marriage headline in local notices

Mrs Mary Thomas, divorced from Myron Thomas for drunken ness, marries George Reeves of Deere and Co at First Congregational parsonage. The couple will reside on 23rd Street, as local society notes record a sequence of civic and personal events across Davenport and Rock Island.

Schaeffer Iowa State University Iowa City Mary Thomas Myron Thomas Fred Moberg Fred Taes Cloquet Minn Post Office Department S. W. Warner Henry A. Schmidt Sam J. Rabn James Atkinson Springfield James Murphy Brantford Ontario Canada Alfred Dahlstedt Moliné Bluejackets Norfolk Navy Yard Pittsburg J. A. Ellett Indianapolis Moline Plow Co Emil Weingartner U. S. Infantry Santiago Davenport Lady Maccabees Swedish Olive Hall Pierr Charles Holmgren Roddewig-Schmidt, Cracker Co Holmgren, Anderson & Co W. W. Bearby Grace B. Sedgwick Sedgwick George Reeves Deere,.&, Co W. W. Willard First Congregational Actor Mr. and Mra. Reeves Twenty-third Street

Rock Island County News Roundup

Rock Island and Davenport report a busy period with a September wedding of Ernest Sommers and Mary Frances Schneider officiated by the Very Rev. James Davis. Also noted are returns from the hospital, city council actions on river track and levee specs, local lawsuits, a planned ambulance fundraiser, arrests near the Rock Island bridge, a death in Cairo, and war-related updates from Port Rico and Davenport.

Ernest J. Sommers Sommers & LaVelle Mary Frances Schneider Davenport Posrea James Davis V. G Brownrigg and Ward Minnie Sommers J. J. la P. J. Wagner F. P. Blair Crescent Bridge Burlington Joe Strauss Cramer's Court Rock Island Harper's Theatre Buford Post Memorial Hall Court House Cramer Tom Maloney Tom Morris Rosenfield William Schwartz John Smith Rock Island Bridge Savanna Marshal Parks Frances Sutcliffe Cairo Chas, Sutcliffe Chicago Moline John Barney Company A Ponce Porto Rico Blue Island Louis Rosenfield Springfield Wm. Clendenin Adjt J. N. Reece Reece Washington

Colona News Briefs From Ill and Neighbors

Colona Illinois September 23 reports Peter Freeburg injured when his wagon toppled during a frighted run, Dr. Sala stitching his nose lip and aneeent damaged. recovery expected. Henry Kohlmorgan survived a forty foot shaft fall by bracing against walls and landing in four feet of water. Mrs M H Sale and two sons plus Miss Margaret and Mary Weed visited Moline. United Presbyterian church free of service due to illness. parade in Moline honors returning soldiers. John Sherrill greeted home with a parade and reception planned.

Colona, Ill Peter Freeburg Andrew Burg Henry Kohlmorgan M. H. Sale Moline Margaret Mary Weed United Presbyterian Church John Sherrill Colona

Local Notices From Joslin District Attendances and Shuffle of Ministers

Joslin F J Whiteside traveled to Springfield for the state fair while Frank and Alf Wainwright attended the Prophetstown fair. There was no preaching last Sunday at Joslin or Zuma. Shultz is named Zuma's upcoming minister. Riley was seen driving through Main Street last Sunday evening. The Nubian minstrel troupe plans a show titled What Did He Go West For but is My Wife and I Just Laughed. Volunteer.

Scott Chambers St. Paul Marshall Chambers Dimock, Gould & Co Hampesh Rapids City Hampton Parish Adolph Hallquist Fourth Avenue Myrtle Hunt Alice Paddock Ann Arbor George Carlson George M. H. White Crescent City Fla Ben Johnson European Hotel Wagner Opera House Frank Payne California British Columbia Max D. Peterson J. M. Parker Fourth and Main Streets Davenport J. J. Enderton Ponce Porto Rico United States Chris Peters Central Fire Station Hannecke & Peters Hall F. J. Whiteside Springfield Frank Alf Wainwright Brophetstown Joslin Zuma Teem ‘Shultz T. ‘Riley

Obituary notices from Lovejoy and others in Moline

Mrs Stillman Lovejoy dies after a long illness of paralysis at 65. Her grandson Stephen Lovejoy, home from war, provided her final comfort. Born Mary A Hill in Massillon Ohio, she moved to Moline in 1857 and married in September 1857. Surviving children: George, Ida Belle Evans, Charles O, Mary Belle. Several siblings noted. Also reported are the deaths of Miss Christine Ekman at 32 from diabetes, and Otto W. Ekman’s relation, plus the passing of George Leonard Almquist at 17 from consumption. Funeral details for Mrs Charles Riley given for Rock Island service.

S. M. Hill Michillinda E. E. Wheelock Chicago E. B. Gilbert Geneseo Luluoseph John Wixon Ann Arbor Mich University Lena Beckman Seventeenth Avenue Oscar Swanson Williams, White & Co Rockford Christine Lief Fifteenth Street Sherrard Wiliams, White & Co Moline Malleable Iron Co August Carlson Fifth Avenue Dimock, Gould & Co Robert Pears Ida Johnson Cable, Jil Augustanga Business College Samuel Hirschl Davenport Vienna Hungary Felix Hirschl I. M. Lobenstein Black Hawk Inn Belle Rice Sam Bachrach Richmond Charles Holmgren Holmgren, Anderson & Co Holmgren Thirteenth Street Third Avenue Twelfth Avenue Dr. Kerns Frank Downs Rock Island Leon +Conover Washington John Curse Charles la Porte Iowa Central Grinnell la Porte Clark Drechsler Clemma Hibbard Alfred Hibbard W. S. Marquis Roche Frank G. Allen Republican Committee Flying Dutchman Glee Club Moline Havana Mrs. Lovejoy Mary A. Hill Massillion Carroll County Ohio Lovejoy George Lovejoy Ida Belle Evans Charles O. Lovejoy Mary Belle Lovejoy Addie Etta Ivory Lord Ind Christine Ekman City Hospital Sarah Sweden W. T. Ball P. S. McGlynn Otto W. Ekman Deere & Co.'s George Leonard Almquist Hannah Almquist Sixth Avenue Gustus Charles Riley St. Anthony's Hospital Riley Jane Lawton George Frank Lawson Coal Valley William Lawson Minnie Schindler B. L. Lawson McLouth Kan Gertrude Winn Fourth Avenue

Fall from house roof injures man on Seventeenth Street

James Cronan of 1620 Third Avenue fell while repairing a chimney on Mrs. Osborn’s house near Third Avenue and Seventeenth Street. He landed on a fence tearing flesh under his jaw, wounding it about three inches, and bruised his left shoulder.

James Cronan Third Avenue

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Andrew Kittilsen Kittilsen John Kittilsen Eighth Street Marty Schwartz Express Kellogg Nichols Joliet Harry Schwartz Altgeld Schwartz Newton Watt Belle K Camp Royal Neighbors Odd Fellows Hall Woodyatt Orchestra George H. Huntoon Miss Huntoon Albert E. Schmidt Company L Sixth Illinois Chris Schleuter Colorado Springs Colo J. D. Metzgar Omaha F. M. Denner John Osterlund C. W. Johnson Josph Mulligan Kewanee Cambridge F. Benedix Mumm Eleventh Street Franklin Frank Nelson Forty-second Street Neb Tom Nicholson Circuit Wheelock Gustaf Swensson Moline National Bank Bertha Wilson J. P. Wilson Linnet D. M. Sechler St. Louis Sechler Carriage Builders National Association King Philip Kittilzen Richard Robinson J. A.‘ Ullmark Emma Smith District Court Erdie Smith U. S. S. Cincinnati Brooklyn Navy Yard Hampton Roads Moline Naval Reserves Charlie Truxell Deere & Co Frank Cecelia Lindwall’s Charlie Fred Berglund Boston Holdredge Davenport Business Association Cairnes Brothers of New York THE Iowa United Manship Harned & von Maur News OF Rock Island County Ill Nebraska Kansas Rennie Evaline Brocaw Horton U. P. Chure Ekman Almquist Roosin Charlotte B. Roosin Oscar Roosin Thirteenth Avenue
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