Davenport Interurban Meeting and Local Legal Notices
Davenport residents will hear plans for a Manchester Maquoketa Davenport electric interurban line at a Monday 1 PM meeting at the Commercial club. Also reported are recount results increasing Julius Sander by 23 votes, a will probating to two sons with conditions, and multiple lawsuits including $15,000 for Gadient’s death and rail injury claims. Obituaries note Mrs. H. G. Moore’s funeral in Davenport and the death of Mrs. Chris Lena Burmeister at 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Julius Sander
Charles Schick
Mr. Schick
Carl Henry Moeller
Hass & Hamann
Henry
Julius
Auguste Moeller
Walter Petersen
John H. Gadient
Brick) Munro
Charles Lienhardt
Marie Wright
Elmer
William Wright
Ely & Busch
H. G. Moore
Chicago
Davenport
Oakdale Cemetery
Chris Burmeister
Joseph
William
Henry Schesser
Hilda Smith
Christine Erickson
Fifth Avenue
Swedish Lutheran Church
Selma
Moline
Arthur E. Smith
Frances
Davenport family survivors listed in obituary segment
The obituary fragment notes Clara Burmeister, Mrs. Liz zie, Kasso of Davenport and Mrs. Cyrus Agne of Long Grove as sisters with survivors including Joseph of Eldridge Town and their mother Mrs. Lena Schesser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Joseph
Eldridge
Town
Lena Schesser
Clara Burmeister
Lizzie
Kasso
Cyrus Agne
Long Grove
Milan Suburb News Highlights Holiday Visitors and Family Events
Milan and Foster area residents share Christmas and New Year greetings. Visitors include William Depew from Guthrie Center and J. S. Banks from Kentucky, with many relatives gathered in Milan for holidays. Suburban residents attend church events and celebrate anniversaries while several youths and students travel between Milan, Rock Island, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
James Johnston
Champaign
J. C. Johnston
John Strayer
William Depew
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Odessa Caldwell
Silvis
Glen Thompson
J. S. Banks
Kentucky
Robert Kale
Chicago
William Medill
Kansas City
Alexander Medill
Melvin Reeser
Rural
George Brown
Joseph Moorehead
William Little
Kansas
Sam Gotobed
Red Oak
Joseph Gotobed
George
William
Oklahoma
Betsy Gotobed
Joseph Criswell
Dell Williams
Lucile
Cambridge
Lafferty
Reverend Little
Taylor Ridge
John Montgomery
Aledo
Rock Island
Carwell
John Workman
Grace
Robert
Muscatine
Mr. Workman
George Workman
William Meyer
Near Muscatine
Workman
Wrayville
Henry Bopp
Dr. Bendle
Arizona Watson
Ethel Foster
Beardsley
Illinois City
T. Watson
George Freyermuth
Ed Reynolds
D. A. Kleist
Agnes
Alice Gill
Velie Saddlery company to be formed in Moline
A new Velie Saddlery company will be organized in Moline with $200,000 capital. Incorporators include Charles H. Deere and Willard L. Velie. The firm will take over the John Deere Plow harness line, continue factory work in Kansas City, with main office in Moline and growth planned in the southwest market. Officers: President C H Deere, VP S H Velie, VP George N Peek, Secretary Tom A Velie, Treasurer W A Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Velie and
Velie Saddlery Company
Kansas City
C. H. Deere
William Butterworth
W. L. Velie
Local Social Notes and Epidemic Report
Families travel and host visitors across Wilton Iowa Moline and Zuma as F Reynolds heads to Rock Island to see his mother, epidemics of grip sweep the area, and numerous local residents including the Filbert and Wainwright families are listed among those visiting or hosting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline Building, Savings & Loan Association
Gest
B. D. Connelly
Tri- Cities
Ambrose Searle
Charles Osborn
Charles Wake
Kansas City
Charles Argubright
Batue Creek
Mich
Argubright
S. S. Dailey
Henry Weidman
Rollie White
Moline
Zuma
Clarence Walthers
DeKalb
Frank Dailey
Albany
Frank Searle
Alfred Wainwright
Hazel
Tri-Cities
William Whiteside, Jr
The
State University
Lillie Walthers
E. M. McMurphy
Roy Dailey
J.T. Frets
John Bowser
Henry Meyer
Wrayville
Homer Dailey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Darling
East End
Foster
Charles Kleist
Newton Baynton
A. T. Zellar
Gustafson
Henry Lebbert
C. O. Lovejoy
Twenty-third Street
Reese
Fifth Street
Fourth Avenue
Arthur Roberts
Ilinois City
Thomas Hayes
Lottie Andrews
Oak Ridge School House
D. L. Parmenter
Frank Roberts
Partici
W. E. Parmenter
Estelle Schutte
Retta Andrews
Andalusia
Henry J. Oaks
Indiana
Joseph Simmons
G. E. Spickler
Herbert
T. E. Cole
Baptist Church
A. E. Simmons
Bernhardt Heinze
Edward Wenks
Zella
Des Moines
Edward Kane
Cora
Abbie Pierce
Charles Huntley
Ballard
D. B. Holmes
Emil Zwicker
T. W. Simmons
Ern Dunlap
George Bur- Boyne
Forrest Spickler
North Dakota
Mr. Hobart
DR. Martin
Second Ave
Lelia Hagood
Sylvia
Tenn
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Gardu
H. E. Casteel
Central Trusts and Savings Bank
Rock Island, Ill
H. D. Mack
John Schafer
Heagy
H. B. Simmon
H. H. Cleaveland
Mary E. Robinson
E. D. Sweeney
H. W. Tremann
Trust Department
West Third Street
Texas
Gulf Coast
Texas Gulf Coast
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico
Corpus Christi
Browneville
Rio Grande
John Sebastian
Frisco Lines
ST. Louis
Rock Island Savings Bank
Phil Mitchel
H. P. Hull
P., Greenawalt
al Collar
S. E. Corner
Mitchell & Lynde Building
R. R. Cable
William H. Dart
E. W. Hurst
John Volk
P. Gresnawalt
Phil Mitchell
Lamon
Cable
Jackson & Hurst
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