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Rock Island Argus

Location

Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1908

Page

2

Three Saloons Reopen In Davenport Neighbors News

Local notes report three Scott county saloons reopening: Fred Fijndt at Green Tree Harry Goering at Prob Ster and Hans Denker at Eldridge. Also covered are minor injuries from a switch engine strike and a stray bullet in Davenport with no serious harm. Julius Lehrkind the Brewery King visits Davenport en route to Denver.

Scott County Fred Fijndt Green Tree Harry Goering Prob- Ster Hans Denker Eldridge

Sherrard Local Notes of Visitors and Family News

Sherrard and Cable communities report a string of visits. Robert Davison and son Ben returned from Harvey Illinois after a 10 day visit. William Allen spent a Sunday with family in Viola. Jim Gray returned to Moline after a 10 day stay with the Stevens. Richard Haddick of Collinsville and family visited in Cable and Sherrard for three weeks. Jonathan Blenkinsopp and son from Streator visited his mother and relatives. Mrs. Martin was in Rock Island. Alfred Pascoe of Kewanee Illinois visited with children. Mrs. John Gustafson and baby returned to Rock Island after 10 days with her parents. Elzina O’Mealin visiting her aunt near Taylor Ridge. Clendenin of Mystic Iowa visiting sister Mrs. Robt Davyton. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lees and others visited in Sher rard and Cable. Mrs. Charles Jones and children from Des Moines visited her parents. George Lawson Sr returned from England after seven months visiting relatives. He also spent a week in Rock Island with his children before returning to Cable. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson welcomed another baby boy born July 1. Ellen Shellcross Lee of Canton Illinois visiting Fred Dunkelgoth and Ed Bloomquist of Rural Wisconsin. Mrs. Trievers of Moline visiting.

Robert Davison Ben Harvey, Ill William Allen Viola Jim Gray Moline Steven Richard Haddick Collinsville Cable and Sherrard Jane Hughes Jonathan Blenkinsopp Streator Sherrard and Cable Martin Rock Island Alfred Pascoe Kewanee John Gustafson Baby Henry Rhode Elzina O'Mealin Henry Wilson Taylor Ridge Clendenin Mystic Iowa Robert Davylton Joseph Lees Charles Jones I Des Moines John Beveridge Gurney Farrow George Lawson England William Wilson Ellen Shellcross-Lee Canton Ill Fred Dunkelgoth Ed Bloomquist Rural Trievers

Milan Notes and Regional Developments Report

Milan social notes record visits, illnesses, and local errands among residents including the Walters, McEntire, Burgess, Garrick, Hall, and Nelson families with regional mentions of Coal Valley and Reynolds. A crossing signal agreement between Tri-City Railway and Rock Island is finalized, and local business interests announce two new firms the Fort Madison Plow Company and Velie Motor Vehicle Company with ties to Moline and Fort Madison offering growth for the area.

Tri-City Railway Company Rock Island Road Twenty-third Street Olson New Auto Company Moline Velie Motor Vehicle Company Springfield W.L. Velie Otis E. Mansur Stuart Harper Velie Carriage Company West End

Hampton Starts Excavation For Walks On Broad Street

The village began work on two blocks of concrete walk along Broad street from Frank Fleshman’s northeast corner to August Willamuth’s southeast corner. Visitors W L Magouner of Port Byron and E Welch of Peoria were in town Wednesday. Rev W R Wiley will lead Sunday services at Hampton Methodist church at 2 pm with no evening service. J E Maxwell and J C Hawkins attended meetings at Silvis. attendees included H E Van Duzer, J Hauberg, N P Tucker, and Rev E W Thompson. A Sunday school convention formed in the afternoon with W A Jamison as president and J C Hawkins as secretary. Mr and Mrs G G Johnson, formerly of Hampton, now reside in Rock Island, visiting relatives.

Broad Street Frank Fleshman August Willamuth W. L. Magouner Port Byron E. Welch Peoria W. R. Wiley Hampton Methodist Church Methodist Sunday School J. E. Maxwell J. C. Hawkins Silvis H. E. van Duzer Rock Island J. Hauberg Moline N P. Tucker E. W. Thompson Methodist Church Eld Cox's Hall Baptist W. A. Jamison Hampton G. G. Johnson

Foster Church Baptisms and Local Visits Highlight Muscatine Report

About 35 from this vicinity attended services in Muscatine Sunday evening. Seven young ladies from the Foster Baptist church were baptized by Rev. J. Kempton at the Muscatine church and will later be received into the Foster church. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brogan and daughters Alta and Adelle, visiting in Rock Island at Mrs. Brogan's sister Mrs. Frank Wright's home, are visiting mon at J. H. Foster's home. Mrs. Brogee of Omaha, visiting in Rock Island, left Saturday for Andalusia to visit her son before returning home. Miss Della Bowser returned Monday from Muscatine after visiting her cousin Miss Irene Middaugh.

Omaha Neb George Foster Andalusia Della Bowser Muscatine Irene Middaugh

Constipation relief with Chamberlains Tablets

The ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant bowel stimulant for constipation. It notes they produce a gentle movement without unpleasant effects, with a 25 cent price and free samples. Available at all druggists.

Chamberlain

Local Social Notes From Silvis area

Silvis residents report visits and travel notes. Elda Lewis and sister Mrs Thomas Wanless returned from St Louis on Wednesday. Richard Walsh on a three day business trip to Peoria Springfield and St Louis. Mrs Dick Bell and cousin Miss Helen Donaghoe left Thursday for Sherrard and will return Monday. Mrs E L Scott just came back from three weeks visiting relatives in Sherrard. Miss Morley of Rock Island called in Silvis Sunday.

Elda Lewis Thomas Wanless St. Louis Richard Walsh Peoria Springfield Dick Bell Helen Donaghoe Sherrard E. L. Scott Miss Morley Rock Island

Local Social Notes and Remedy Testimonials

Miss Mary Lee visited Rock Island Thursday of last week. Frank and Mrs. McFarland attended the Campbell Perkins wedding at Aledo Thursday night. Prentice Halstead enjoyed a Friday evening party with music and games and refreshments. James Cooke of North Dakota visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs George Crabs. Mrs Mytton of Hamilton Ontario praises Chamberlains Salve for a knee burn and quick relief. Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana notes dramatic improvement in his wife after Dr Detchons Relief for Rheumatism. Sold by Otto Gratjan Rock Island Gust Schlegel Davenport.

Mary Lee Rock Island Frank McFarland Campbell-Perkins Aledo Prentice Halstead James Cooke North Dakota George Crabs Morton L. Hill Lebanon Ind Dr. Detchon Otto Gratjan Second Avenue Gust Schlegel West Second Street Davenport

Woman's Two Souls Explain Woman's Fickleness Says College President

Clark University president G Stanley Hall told the College of Physicians and Surgeons graduates in Boston that women possess two or more souls and may love and hate simultaneously. He cited two-soul theory as reason for intuition and erratic conclusions, noting one soul may ascend over the other. The remark underscores perceived duality in women.

G. Stanley Hall Clark University College of Physicians and Surgeons Boston

Insomnia Joke Reveals Sheep Counts and Market Talk

A quip in the Kansas City Journal frames insomnia through a patient counting sheep then shifting to considering wool prices. The humorous exchange highlights how market figures intrude on rest.

Kansas City Journal

Hawkins-How Henpeck Leads After Marriage

Gossip from London Tit-Bits notes Hawkins-How’s Henpeck maintains a lead in life post marriage while his wife holds the reins. The quip reflects continued social banter about domestic roles.

Hawkins Henpeck London

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