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Newspaper

Rock Island Argus

Location

Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1908

Page

2

Davenport Neighbors Items Include Tries to Die and Accidents

Pearl McClosky of Davenport attempted suicide by taking potash in a drunken episode last evening. She was in critical condition briefly but is now believed to be out of danger. Herman Nicklas, a Davenport worker, fell into a turntable pit at 3 am, breaking his left collarbone and suffering a concussion. Bernard Regennitler and Ed Moeller threaten pastor trouble over a Bennett marriage license.

Pearl Pearl McClosky Davenport Tenderloin East Front Street Herman Nicklas West Third Street Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Roundhouse Nicklas Charles Treadwell Bennett, Ioona Amanda Mueller New Liberty Harry J. McFarland Scott County Bennett P. G. Wager Methodist Church Cedar County Bernard Regennitler Ed Moeller Treadwell State Hospital For the Insane Mt. Pleasant Ben Harlof William H. Pieper Hattie Murray Harloff Davenport

Local notes from Rock Island and Urbana visits

Mrs Will DeBorne travels to Rock Island for a several day visit with relatives. Charles and Holt Lee return to Urbana after Thanksgiving with their parents. Marion Boyles, recently ill, shows improvement. Rev Tidbal and daughter Grace visit friends around MinoaK.

Will DeBorne Rock Island Charles Holt Lee Urbana Marion Boyles Mr. Tidbal Grace

Sunday Clothes And Shame In A London Street

A district nurse recalls an old agricultural labourer who wore the same clothes constantly after his Sunday suit was stolen thirteen years earlier. Despite pride in dressing well, he never wore weekday garments, insisting “the garments of our souls” mattered more. An Irish tailor made his suit, lasting twenty nine years, until his death. A brief note promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion, with claims of improved appetite and strength, priced 25 cents and free samples.

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Drunkenness a Curable Disease Says Eminent Physicians

An advertisement proclaims drunkenness as a curable disease with Orrine as the scientific home treatment. It cites a guarantee to cure or money back, notes No 1 and No 2 forms at $1 each, and lists Washington DC and Harper House pharmacy as points of sale.

Orrine Company Washington, D. C Orrine Harper House Pharmacy

Weather halts Zuma church service and local events recap

Owing to bad weather Zuma church held no Sunday evening service while a temperance rally is planned for next Sunday morning. Many local social notes follow with visits, sales, dinners, and family gatherings. George Wake remains very low as relatives from Cambridge and Rock Island visit.

Zuma Jess Nichelson Charles Walthen Rock Island Charles Richardson Cambridge Iowa George Wake Henry Brandt William Whiteside Moline Alfred Wainwright Mr. Marten Samuel Beal Jess Nicholson Nichelson Waters Town Sylvester Daily Lyman Daily John Daily D. W. Mumma Edgar Shafer Port Byron Cordova Fred Filbert Joe Filbert Samuel Shafer William Dow Marion Dr. L. Dow Joslin Aid Society Marian Walker

Andalusia notices and Thanksgiving visits article

Barbarie Fiie is spending a couple of weeks with Mrs. Charles Mier. Harry Brookman of Central City Iowa visited over Thanksgiving with his relatives Mr. and Mrs. John Brookman. Mrs. Hintermeister and daughter returned Saturday from a visit to Iowa. Katherine Boney visits sister Miss Maude Boney. Wells Strohmeier of Davenport spent Thanksgiving with relatives. Maude Boney and Mil ton Brookman move into the former Simpson house after purchasing it. Simpson has moved into a new residence.

Barbarie Fiie Charles Mier Harry Brookman Central City Iowa John Brookman Mr. Simpson

Local News Roundup Reflects Town Visitors and Illnesses

In the east part of town Miss Louise Dixon remains seriously ill. Hayes Britton returns to school duties in Drury after a two week vacation. Charles Weaks James Britton and Charles Brusso visited in tri cities Wednesday. Mrs Anna Spickler visits with Mrs Albert Hintermeister. Edward Wenks of Des Moines is visiting his brother Charles Wenks and family. Mrs Charles Burgoyne spent several days last week in Reynolds with her daughter Mrs Guy Wait. Rev D O Slyter and wife and baby visit Mr and Mrs Otto Shutte.

Louise Dixon Hayes Britton Drury Charles Weaks James Britton Charles Brusso Anna Spickler Albert Hintermeister Edward Wenks Des Moines Iowa Charles Wenks Charles Burgoyne Reynolds Guy Wait D. O. Slyter Otto Shutte

Death of Mrs. John Beveridge. funeral held in Cable cemetery

Mrs. John Beveridge died at her daughter’s home in Cable on Wednesday morning at 5 o clock. She was 69 and survived by her husband and three daughters Mrs. Gurney Farrow Sherrard Mrs. George Tillingsworth St. Louis and Mrs. Charles Jones Des Moines. Rev. Arbogast officiated. interment at Cable cemetery.

J. F. Me. Dermott Perry Street Hogarty Mr. Hogarty Columbus Ohio Scott County Long Grove Margaret M. McGarry Iown Davenport McDermott Henry Rhode Sherrard Charles Liedke Coal Valley Rhode William Wilson Reynolds Mike Grady James Knox John James Minnie Rock Island John Beveridge Maggie Gibson Des Moines Oskaloosa Iowa St. Louis Catherine McCann Moline Florence Elyina O’mealia David Beveridge Liebendorfer Boden William Edgar Mannon Gurney Farrow George Tllingsworth Charles Jones Arbogast Cable Cemetery

Real Estate Transfers From Court House Records

Record of transfers listing Charles Leenknecht to Charles Rad den lot 11 block 171 East Moline for 600 dollars William Horn to Anna M Gardner lot 1 Wheelock Place for 1 dollar Havercamp and others to Albert Schatte for northwest and southeast quarters section 1 16 Sw total 1000 dollars Mosenfelder to Sophia F Moeller lots 4 and 4 block 2 Long View Heights Rock Island TO Carson to Rose Gould lots 11 2 and 10 6 Columbia Park South Moline 700 dollars H Edna Cook to Minnie O Wainwright east bail southeast quarter and tract south half northwest quarter section 3 18 2e 4105 dollars Plus an unrelated medical advertisement for Zemo and Zemotone. E W Rose Medical Company St Louis For sale at Harper House pharmacy All the news all the time THE

Charles Leenknecht Charles Radden City of East Moline William Horn Anna M. Gardner Wheelock Place William Havercamp Albert Schatte Louis Mosenfelder Sophia F. Moeller Long View Heights Rock Island Julia J. Carson Rose W. Gould Columbia Park South Moline H. Edna Cook Hi. E. Cook Minnie O. Wainwright East Bail South Half

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