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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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United
Manship
Harned & von Maur
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Rock Island County
Ill
Nebraska
Kansas
Rennie Evaline Brocaw
Horton
U. P. Chure
Ekman
Almquist
Roosin
Charlotte B. Roosin
Oscar Roosin
Thirteenth Avenue