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Rock Island Argus

Location

Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1909

Page

2

Daring Rescue Halts Runaway W S Holbrook Wagon

Fred Dickinson narrowly saved pedestrians and a streetcar by stopping a runaway team from W. S. Holbrook store on Fourth Street. He grabbed a bridle after the horses dashed through Harrison and Fourth, suffering minor injuries but ending the perilous chase. A third forgery suspect received six months in jail for passing forged checks.

W. S. Holbrook Fred Dickinson Fourth Street City Hall Peary Street Fourth Harrison Dickinson Harrison Street

Colds and the dangers of neglecting tuberculosis

An old time health notice warns that colds can mask pulmonary tuberculosis and warns on a simple 2 ounces glycerine ½ ounce Virgin Oil of Pine and 8 ounces whisky mix as a cough remedy. It adds the product is pure and not habit forming and credits Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati.

Leach Chemical Company Cincinnati Ohio

Moline Worker Quits to Start Own Business

Walker B. Kent, after almost 25 years in Deere & Co. blacksmiths, leaves to sell the Allen portable bath outfit for Rock Island and Scott counties. He'll office at 915 Twenty Fifth street and remains a ward alderman, bringing local notoriety to his new venture.

Walker B. Kent Deere & Co Kent Allen Rock Island Scott Counties Seventh Ward

Andalusia Local Social Notes and School Start

Andalusia reports Miss Hattie Thompson begins winter term at Cole school nine miles west. Meta Burmeister returns from Davenport to visit family. Mrs. Ernest Dunlap and Miss Minnie Dunlap, and other locals, were seen in Rock Island. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miers of Jackson, Minn. Grandma John and Mrs. Spilger of Nebraska visited Henry Wilkins family. A Baptist church fair and supper plus entertainment are planned at the town hall on Friday night December 17. Josephine Strohmeier of Rock Island visited William Strohmeier and family. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schatte of Carbon Cliff stay with Mrs Schatte’s parents.

Hattie Thompson Cole Here Meta Burmeister Davenport Ernest Dunlap Minnie Dunlap Rock Island James Britton Hays Harry Leeman Joseph Miers Jackson Spilger Nebraska Henry Wilkins Town Hall Baptist Church Josephine Strohmeier William Strohmeier Conrad Schatte Carbon Cliff Mrs. Schatte Mrs Dave Steckman

East Moline Residents Attend Funeral and Local Events

East Moline and surrounding areas report a funeral for Edward OBrien in Tiskilwa attended by cousins John and Thomas OBrien. Local social news includes visitors from Albany, a hospital operation, new occupancy at Stewart houses, a sociable at Dr Langes, and various visits across Iowa and Illinois.

Out of Town Visitors Gather for Cosner Duo

Watertown plays host to a string of visitors including Mrs J B Nicholson of Cincinnati and Mrs Murray with Mr and Mrs Dickman from Rock Island. Local residents welcome relatives and friends from Savanna Montana Cordova Sterling Monmouth and Carbon Cliff while hospital staff take vacation and care for kin.

Local Families Adjust as New Arrivals Move In

Frank Herbert has moved into Thom as Craig's house recently vacated by H. A. Newton who moved to Missouri Valley Iowa. Mrs W M Driggs has returned from Peoria where she spent a couple of weeks with her daughter's family.

Ening Frank Herbert Thomas Craig H. A. Newton Missouri Valley Iowa

Local Movers Arrive From Parsons to Moline Family

Silvis resident Miss Zula Anderson arrived last Wednesday from Parsons Kansas with her mother and brother and will reside in Moline. Mr Stout has been ill with typhoid fever. The Methodist Ladies Aid society is

Zula Anderson Parsons Kan Moline Stout Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society

Hyomei Promise Cures Catarrh with Money Back Guarantee

Hyomei is advertised as a treble action remedy for catarrh and nose throat ailments. H O Rolfs promotes a $1 inhaler set with Hyomel and accessories, claiming the product kills germs in five minutes without stomach dosing and offers a money back guarantee if not curing bronchitis coughs colds or sore throat.

H. O. Rolfs H. O .Rolfs H. O. Rolls Eucalyptus Foresta Australia

Hillsdale Community News Briefs Stir Local Life

Hillsdale reports include Mrs. Rinker’s return from Canada to Erie for winter, visits by Elmer Dennison and family, and aldermen meeting at Mrs. Wesley Hodgon’s home. Nurses care for Robert Hills, and Eva Opdyke celebrated her 18th birthday with friends. Barns rise on Percy Cox and Mr Kessler’s farms, with Arthur Mead and George Wainwright at work. Mrs. Frank Sheppard’s sister Josephine Mahlburg returns to Moline, while Wesley Hanna plans to move to Hillsdale to manage Whiteside store. A newborn boy graces Sam and Mrs. Stanley, and Rev. Morton will preach at Zuma and Hillsdale as cold weather drives services. Mrs. Birdie Hanna visits from Rock Island, with Buffalo visitors at the Thornblooms in late week. A. B. Huston moves to Woodhull as telegraph operator, and Arthur Cole recovers from engine yard accident. Hillsdale notes a bazar on Dec 18 at M W A hall with hot roast chicken dinner. Typhoid fever keeps Frank Joslin ill with nurse tending, and a newborn at Charles Moody’s home. Many locals attend Rock Island visits, jury service calls, and nearby remembrances as snow and weather unfold.

Hillsdale Ald Wesley Hodgon Robert Hills Eva Opdyke Percy Cox Kessler Arthur Mead Zuma George Wainwright Moline Josephine Mahlburg Frank Sheppard Wesley Hanna Joslin Hillsdale Whiteside Justin Dailey Dailey Sam Stanley Edward Morton Birdie Hanna Rock Island E. L. Hanson Fred Thornbloom Buffalo Iowa Victor Thornbloom A. B. Huston Woodhull Arthur Cole Savanna Glen Butter Urbana M. W. A. Hall Frank Joslin Charles Moody Bertha Dillon Mo ‘Iine Jane Errett Thomas Cole Ada

Local Visitors Stop By At Pine Bluff And Muscatine Homes

Foster Mrs. William Ripley and Miss Ari zona Watson visited Thursday with the latter's sister Mrs. Leonard Dun gan and family at Pine Bluff. Miss Sophia Freyermuth of Musca tine came Friday to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson. Miss Ethel Foster visited from Wednesday till Friday with her sister Mrs. Joe Bowser and family near Musca tine. Miss Erna Houri of Lone Tree Iowa came Saturday to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson. Fred Kreuger who has served on the jury for the past two weeks in Rock Island returned home Friday. Miss Eleanor L. Kleist who has spent the last three months at Buffalo Prairie returned to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kleist Saturday.

John Thomas O'Brien Edward O'Brien Tiskilwa Arthur Wray Albany Robert Smith R. & W. Engine Works Feorth Lioyd Mandlin Ladora Iowa Pitt Hockstrasser Carroll Galva Hockstrasser Ellis Aldrich Rock Island S. J. Ferguson G. F. Johnson California James Howard George Schober Alma Orman Colorado Ottumwa William Sackville S. G. FP Shilling Blue Island Odd Fellows Hall Lara Saunders Frances Peterson William Ripley Arizona Watson Leonard Dungan Pine Bluff Sophia Freyermuth Muscatine Thomas Watson Ethel Foster Joe Bowser Erna Houri Lone Tree Fred Kreuger Eleanor L. Kleist Buffalo Prairie D. A. Kleist

Zuma The Rose Hill Society Meets at Mrs Schafer Home

Zuma The Rose Hill social group gathered at Mrs Charles Schafer's home last Wednesday. Members note daily auction sales and the busy season continues. Attendees at the Chicago fat stock show included Judson Wainwright Alvah Sears David Schafer George Setzer and Joseph Schafer. Clarence Carpenter funeral attendees from Rapids City were noted last Sunday. Mrs Martin left Saturday for Adrian Michigan for a two month visit with her parents. Miss Devon of Rock Falls visited S S Beal's home and has returned home. Ambrose Sear left Monday for Peoria.

Rose Hill Charles Schafer Chicago Zuma Judson Wainwright Alvah Sears David Schafer George Setzer Joseph Schafer Clarence Carpenter Rapids City Martin Adrian Mich

Cures for Indigestion Promised by New Life Pills

In Ingleside North Carolina B F Ayscue reports 15 years of indigestion woes and failed medicines. After trying Dr Kings New Life Pills he claims a full cure addressing constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver and kidney troubles. Available at all druggists 25 cents.

B. F. Ayscue N.C Dr. King

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