Davenport High Falls To Cedar Rapids In Lopsided Tie
Davenport suffered its first defeat of the season as Cedar Rapids defeated the locals 96 to 47 at Cedar Rapids. Poor health limited Davenport’s performance while Cedar Rapids has been the state champion for two years. A return game is scheduled. Runaway Boy Returns Home After Months Away. Will Tarrant, who fled on a milk wagon, has returned and will resume his duties. Shoemaker 50 Years. H C Carstens celebrated 50 years as a shoemaker with family and friends at his Harrison Street home, joined by members of the German War Veterans and his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Will Tarrant
O— Shoemaker
H. C. Carstens
Harrison Street
Mr. Carstens
Carstens
Second Avenue
Seventeenth
Twentyfirst
Third Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Swartz Arrested After Threats to Kill Woman
Swartz was arrested Saturday at the county jail entrance by Constable Byron Rumsey after being freed by Turnkey Eldridge, serving 30 days for assault on Mrs Elizabeth Naven. He faced a harsher charge of threatening to kill her if she refused marriage or had him arrested. Naven testified to the threats. Bruised in Wreck. Fireman Pat Healy of Rock Island road injured in a railroad accident near Columbus Junction. The engine jumped the track, Healy was thrown, sustaining a bad bump. Babe Foreman had Westphal arrested after he allegedly threatened to kill and cut her heart out. Westphal was jailed for 30 days, then 25 more days at the city work house. Westphal allegedly attacked Foreman with a knife. Constable Rumsey captured Dr A H Goldstone by posing as a physician after a chase on Harrison street. Goldstone, previously jailed for practicing the short-change game, is labeled a dangerous crook and sneak thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swartz
County
Byron Rumsey
Turnkey
Eldridge
Elizabeth Naven
Justice Hall
Pat Healy
Rock Island
St. Luke's Hospital
Healy
Columbus Junction
Babe Foreman
Fred Westphal
Golderman
Olo
East End
Westphal
Baby Foreman
A. H. Goldstone
Sunbury
Iowa
Don Harrison Street
Goldstone
Railway tips and homeseeker excursions by C M St P
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railway promotes California travel with an illustrated leaflet on The Overland Limited from Chicago to San Francisco 2300 miles, daily 8 p.m. from Union Station. It details homeseekers’ excursions dates March 6 20 and April 3 17 1906 with varying fares and stopovers. Additional colonist rates apply westbound with minimums and city-to-city train service notes for Chicago and Kansas City from the tri-cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
California
Chicago
San Francisco
Union
Argonauts
Salt Lake
Chicago Journal
F. A. Miller
M. & St. P. Railway
Chilcago
Kansas City
Tri-Cities
Desirlea
Notice to Contractors for Waterworks Building Addition
Sealed proposals will be received at the City Clerk s office Rock Island Ill until Monday March 19 1906 at 5 o clock p m for the erection of an addition to the Waterworks building Plans and specifications on file at the City Clerk s office The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids H C SCHAFFER City Clerk Rock Island Ill Feb 24 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
H. C. Schaffer
Ill
Moline Couple Wed in Chicago and Move to Indiana
Miss Bertha Robbins and Harry E. Hastings of Moline married in Chicago on Saturday noon and plan to make their home in Indiana. Hastings is an electrician, son of Mrs. N. E. Hastings. Robbins, formerly of Carbon Cliff, studied at Brown's Business College and has lived with cousins A. T. Hall. Other local notes discuss annexation petitions, Second Avenue paving, and health ordinance violations in the business district. Mr. and Mrs. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Stephens travel to California and Mexico seeking milder March weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bertha Robbins
Harry E. Hastings
Moline
Indiana
Hastings
N. E. Hastings
City Hospital
F.G. Allen
California
G. A. Stephens
Mexico
It Saved My Life Mrs. Willadsen Praises Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. T. C. Willadsen of Manning Iowa writes to Mrs Pinkham that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after two years of unsuccessful treatment. She describes cessation of monthly periods severe pain fainting headaches and weakness and credits the remedy with restoring regularity and health. The letter urges other women with irregular or painful periods to seek help and notes the product's endorsements and free advice from Mrs Pinkham's team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Willadsen
Manning, Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
California visit may lead Lip pincotts to move coastward
Mrs Allen and Mr and Mrs Stephens visit Mr and Mrs C H Lippincott at their Hollywood home. The Lipincotts are pleased with California and may choose to make the sunny Pacific coast their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Allen
Mrs. Stephens
C. H. Lippincott
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Mr. J
Mrs. Lippincott
California
Pacific Coast
Social Affairs Notes From The Argus Society News
Honored by St Louis society Miss Suzanne Cable debuts at a St Louis club reception and ball hosted by Mr and Mrs Ben Cable of Rock Island. About 400 friends attended, including many old acquaintances. Also coverage of L S C club surprise for Mrs Elliott, card parties hosted by Mrs Ohlweiler, bowling party by Miss Bettye Adler, and upcoming coffee at Bethany Home Sewing Circle and O E S sewing circle events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Society
Ben T. Cable
St. Louis
Cable
St. Louisa Republic
Ben Cable
Rock Island
George Castleman
PERSONAL POINTS AND TRAVELING VISITORS UPDATE
J. T. Stafford is in Chiragu. J. E. Larkin returns from Chicago. Robert H. Wiley greets friends after illness. J. E. Montrose arrives from Peoria with Charles McHugh and leaves for Cedar Rapids. E. E. Stone returns to Kansas City after visiting family. Dr. Gester, recently in Cuba for heart health, expected home tonight. Woodworth Clim sails to Panama Wednesday as Washington Post correspondent. Miss Zoe Bernhardt leaves to stay with her sister during Mr. Clum’s Isthmus trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stafford
Chiragu
J. E. Larkin
Chicago
Robert H. Wiley
J. E. Montrose
Peoria
Charles McHugh
Cedar Rapid
E. E. Stone
Kansas Cl
Dr. G,ster
Cuba
Woodworth Clim
Washington
the Argus
Panama
Washington Post
Zoe Bernhardt
Mrs. Clum
No More Dandruff With Newbro's Herpicide
An historical ad proclaims Newbro's Herpicide as the pestilent dandruff destroyer. It claims scalp youth and hair preservation by eradicating a parasitic root burrower. The pitch urges readers to try the product, promising a pleasant dressing and sample via mailing 10 cents to Detroit, Michigan, with agent T. H. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Science
Earth
Herpicide Company
Detroit
Mich
T. H. Thomas
Sleeplessness Aided by Stomach Tablets
Sleeplessness linked to stomach disorders. Chamberlain's Stomach Tablets stimulate digestion, restore health, and help sleep. For sale by all druggists.
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Vinci
Rolfs
Harper House Pharmacy
P. Ament
J. P. Ament
Averton
EO. P. Ide & CO
N.Y
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad Col
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead
Rapids City
Belle Fourche
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Walker Station
Columbia Park Territory
Ridgeview School House
Health Department
TC Willadsen
Wiener
Milwaukee
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Beardsley & Bailey
Eighteenth St
Hello
Blatz
Social Affairs
Society
L. S. C. Clnch Club
G. M. Elliott
Sixteenth Avenue
L.A. Dorman
John Ohlweiler, Jr
Ladenberger
William Range
Wilkins
John Ollweiler, Sr
Brough
Bettye Adler
Bethany Home Sewing Circle
O. E. S. Sewing Circle
Masonic Temple
Pau IZ
Maple City
Maple City Soap Works
Monmouth
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