Davenport Train to Stop Here on California Limited Route
Davenport residents hear that the Golden State Limited will stop in Davenport between Chicago and California for loading and discharge, extending prior halts only for El Paso-bound cars. Also noted are local business moves, damages awarded in a road suit, a glucose works reopening expected next Monday, an insane man picked up by police, and obituaries including Louis Hanssen Sr. Details cover moving plant acquisitions, infant death, church services, and social notices in Davenport society.
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Davenport
Golden State Limited
Noa
Chicago
California
EL Paso
Yestugort
Sherrard Residents Partake in Local Travel and Funerals
Sherrard residents attend numerous visits and travel to nearby cities for family and community events. Hiram Essex and family depart for North Henderson to mourn Mrs. Blard, with funeral planned for Thursday. Others visit Rock Island Moline and Galva. Gurney Farrow travels to Indianapolis for a United Mine Workers convention, while many locals visit relatives in Chicago Peoria and Cable.
Moline Brass Thieves Face Trial and Town Actions
In Moline two juvenile suspects Neil Ryan 14 and William Van Avisse 17 faced larceny charges after police recovered about 1 pounds of brass from Silvia rail road shops. Ryan admitted guilt and posted bonds. Van Avisse denied guilt and faced grand jury. Silvis village plans open three streets and to install a telephone. sewer and franchise issues discussed. Geneseo Red Men welcomed new tribe Winnabezo 324 with 66 charter members. local residents noted illness and recovery.
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Simon Myers
Neil Ryan
William van Avaitett
Tie Ryan
von Ausdell
Milwaukee
Moline
Silvia
Ryan
Omcer Lobbert Tol' Silvis
van Adsdel
Geneseo
Pifiy
Rock Island Road
Cambridge
Geneses
G. Walter ‘Thompson
Milan Notes and Social News Roundup
Miss Mary Crawford visits Milan Chickasaw area for a week while teachers plan an institute in Silvis on Saturday. Reports note no major sickness among children yet many are missing school and attention is on attendance. Miss Bessie Johnstone traveled to Rock Island to visit relatives and attend a social gathering returning Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Joseph Garrick of Davenport spent Sunday with friends in Milan. William R Brown remains ill but improving and expected back soon. Miss McKinney of Moline attended Mrs Chare’s funeral last Tuesday. Mrs Rene Ruge and Ruth visit Mrs Ruge’s parents William and Mrs Mosher. Ruth has been ill for weeks, hope for improvement. Alexander Owens of the government office at Wayton was taken sick suddenly at Nishaime on East Dickson Street last Thursday.
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Methodist Church
Brink of
Davenport
Carrie
Cornelia Walker
Hugh Walker
Rock Island
Ladies Ald Society
the Presbyterian Church
George Sydnor
Thomas Crawford
Hiram Essex
North Henderson
Kansas
Denver
Cleland
Mr. Kelly
Peoria
Frida
Charles Langman
Woodstock
Dan Felson
Isaac Edwards
Fraternal Reserve
Chicago
Hoesli
East Moline
Jefferson Cragin
Ines
Cragan
Lindquist
Allely
Clara Masters
Edith Swanson
Orio
James Watson
Oskaloosa
Iis
United Mine Workers
Mary Crawford
Silvis
Amma Sherman
Helen Lafferty
Milan Young
Childrett
Bessie Johnstone
Balunlay
Joseph Garrick
Milan
Wiliam R. Brown
Misa McKinney
Moline
Chare
Rene Ruge
Ruth
Viest
Hazel Dell Community Notes and Local Moves
Hazel Dell reports a well attended teachers meeting last Saturday with sixteen teachers present. The Four comedy company performed Miss Topsy Turvy, or the Courtship of the Deacon at Buffalo Prairie, with Muscatine’s high orchestra providing music. Several residents face illness, moves, and travel, including Kreger, Mrs Krueger, and Krantz relocation, plus revival meetings at the Hazel Dell church led by Rev Richardsau of Muscatine.
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Ble Four
Andalusia Notes of Local Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs Hans Kruse of Swift Current Canada spent several days here last week visiting friends George Spickler is not as well as he has been and is falling. John Britton and George Britton went to Pratt Kansas and expect to be gone several weeks. Misses Anna and Clara Burmeister of Davenport visited Sunday with their parents. Miss Lola and Rollin Huntley were both sick Monday. The Baptist society met at the home of Mrs Robert Thonyw on Thursday Jan 16. Erma Wenker visiting friends at Erie and Harvey Lockwood of Colorado Springs spent Saturday and Sunday.
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Hans Kruse
Swift Current
Canada
Calse
George Spickler
John Britton
George Britton
Pratt
Kaw
Anna
Clara Burmeister
Davenport
Louis Burmeister
Lola
Rollin Huntley
Hamlet Notes Report Absences And Local Hogs Sent To Chicago
Miss Millicent uogies was absent from school Tuesday and Wednesday with the grip. Ross Bonynge and Join Nichols shipped hogs to Chicago Tuesday. Mr. Tidball moved his house goods to Minoak on Wednesday and has been secured as pastor. Hiram Cooper and daughter Miss Lali recovering from the grip. Turner shipped hogs to Chicago Tuesday. The Woodmen held a sociable in Hamlet hall Wednesday with doughnuts and coffee served.
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Millicent Uogies
Ross Bonynge
Pine Bluff Methodist Ladies Luncheon Planned at Noble Home
Foster Watson visits relative at Streator Wisconsin and Mrs. Orren Rebbedeany visits sister Mrs. Beadle. Several residents suffer grip including Hesser J FL Poster Rachel Carthers and Kate Kivist. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with no opium and safe for babies.
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T. Watson
Relativ
Streator
Orren Rebbedeany
Beadle
Ag, Hesser
J. FL Poster
Rachel Carthers
Kate Kivist
Tom Noble
D. A. Kleist
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Rock Island Readers
An advertising testimonial from Herbert Hanson of Davenport Iowa endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for irregular kidney secretions and back pain. The note claims rapid relief after use and urges readers to visit Harper House pharmacy for more reports, with Foster Milburn as U S sale agent.
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Rock Island
Don
Herbert Hanson
417
Fourth Street
Davenport
Iowa
Dean
Harper House Pharmacy
Foster Milburn Company
United States
Doan
Mystery Indictment In Pul ton County Case
Grand jury indicts two men for assault on Mary Hew and Dr. AL Logan of Canton for performing a criminal operation on the girl Take De Witt’s Kidney and Bladder pills. They sell at druggists.
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Veurio
Pulton County
Carset
Mary Hewfm Heveuroll Samate
Poor Fann
AL Logan
Canton
de Witt
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