Santa and State Bank Open Rooms For Argus Santa Fund
The State Bank offered two rooms in its building to The Argus Santa Claus committee to assemble gift packages for six to seven hundred poor children. The effort supports the Argus Santa Claus Fund with gifts including toys, clothing, and food items, aiming to deliver Christmas cheer across the city.
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State Bank
Argus Santa Claus Committee
Argus Santa Claus Fund
North Star Benefit elects officers at Rock Island home
North Star Benefit association No. 63 elected officers for the coming year at T. C. Hensley residence 1220 Twelfth Street with installation planned for the third Thursday in January. Astronomer T. C. Hensley and other officers named along with three-year directors. Prosperity Lodge No 1754 Modern Brotherhood of America also chose officers led by H. G. Wilshite and F. C. Canedy as secretary treasurer. Afterward two social hours were held.
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North Star
Rock Island Observatory
North Star Benefit Association
T. C. Hensley
Twelfth Street
Emma Phillips
F. O. Canedy
Josephine Schaum
C. T. Foster
W. N. Phillips
Prosperity Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of America
H. G. Wilshite
E. A. Lamp
F. C. Canedy
Rose B. Wallace
Alta B. Hensley
Hester E. Hamilton
E. M. Phillips
James F. Meyers
F. D. Paul
M. J. O'Hern
Not an Affinity Case Lost Money in Hurry
George Economou of East Moline lost $60 in cash and two checks, a cash loss ruled not an affinity matter but due to his own carelessness. He collected in three cities for his commodity business Wednesday, met a cafe proprietor Thursday, visited a barber shop Friday, and retrieved a stick pin and?$15 from a radiator before continuing his day.
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George Economou
East Moline
Henry Wivill Called to Rest Former Rock Island official dies at 72
Henry Cosmos Wivill 72 former police magistrate and city official died at 6 15 am at his home 750 Thirtieth Street after three years of illness en route from Carroll County Maryland born September 27 1842 in the state later settled in Hampton before moving to Rock Island where he lived most of his life He served as assessor and collector and was a police magistrate 1889 1890 He conducted a Dry Goods store and later a grocery all in Rock Island He married twice first to Mary Carpster in 1865 then to Catherine Farrell in 1893 He left seven step children Funeral services Monday morning at Sacred Heart Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery Also notes the death of Mrs Dedrah Pitts Lee pioneer settler born 1824 died in Minneapolis aged 90 survived by daughter Mrs Garrett and nephew David Sears as last of a large pioneer family of the county.
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Henry Cosmos Wivill
J Thirtieth Street
Mr. Wivill
Carroll County
Hampton
Rock Island
Mary Carpster
Mount St. Mary
Catherine Farrell
Wivill Ws
City of
Rock Island House
Rock Island Brewing Company
Sacred Heart Church
Wivill
George P. Stauduhar
MacTown
R. C. Benham
Ray
Joseph Farrell
J. C. Farrell
McCook
Neb
Bert Rohlf
South Dakota
Father C. P. O'Neill
Calvary Cemetery
Dedrah Pitts Lee
Garrett
Minneapolis
Minn
Lee
Shawneetown
Ill
Moline
Wiliam L. Lee
Chicago
Mrs. Garrett
David Sears
Sears
County
Personal Points From Local Social Circles
Mr and Mrs J P Sexton of 1612 Twenty first street head to Pasadena California for the rest of winter. Mrs Charles B Gregory of Lincoln Nebraska visits at H W Crawford at 1607 Eleventh avenue. Mrs Minnie Ehler of 1236 Fourteenth street travels to Organ Minnesota to holiday with son Fred B Euler and family.
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J. P. Sexton
Twenty-first Street
Pasadena
Cal
Charles B. Gregory
Lincoln
Neb
H. W. Crawford
Eleventh Avenue
Minnie Ehler
Fourteenth Street
Org, Minn
Fred B. Euler
B. C. Dunlap
Rebecca Graham
South Rock Island
Adolphus Dunlap
Edgington
Fred Kelly
Buffalo Prairie
Cuba City
Wis
Marion
Eleanor Cleaveland
Dorothy McCabe
Dorothy Rhoads
Wellesley College
L. Gieseker
Ruth
Catherine
Emma Schenebricker
Twenty-fourth Street
Frank Schenebricker
Forty-third Street
Gieseker
Lewiston
Marcos Appeals Case To County Court After Fine
Jim Marcos owner of the Third avenue ribbed Hole in the Wall restaurant faced an appeal to the county court after a $75 fine plus costs for selling liquor without a license. He posted $200 bonds after two days in the city jug and was among four charged in a raid Tuesday night. Five cases of beer were seized as evidence, with a lone purported beer purchase by a restaurant employee prior to the raid. The owner claimed no sales and kept beer for personal use, but no beer was found in the ice box.
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Jim Marcos
Third Avenue
Twentysecond
Marcos
Rait 4
Burly thief fails to lift coat at Fair store
Last evening about 6:30 H. Roth proprietor of the Fair store on sev enteenth street spotted a burly negro trying to steal a valuable sheepskin coat from a rack in front of the shop. Roth ran out and the man stood still asking to be arrested. The coat, tied to the rack, prevented a getaway.
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H. Roth
Seventeenth Street
Roth
Gwan
G'Wan
Negro
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