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Rock Island Argus

Location

Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

2

Davenport Neighbors News Highlights From Rock Island Arsenal

News notes from Davenport including a man injured after being thrown from a street car near the government bridge. Arbitration awarded $1,000 in a separate rail case. Saloons cited and nominations circulated for Congress. Elks begin foundation excavation, rifles for Company B, youth burglars, obituary items, and various local developments in Davenport and nearby towns.

John E. Nolan Vine Street Rock Island Arsenal Government Bridge

Coffee Declared Best Drink and Universal Beverage

A temperance note extols coffee as the best drink in the world and the proper universal beverage, praising its stimulating qualities without endorsing excess.

Milan News Briefs Reflections on Visits and Illnesses

In Milan last week DeWitt Gitt and his wife welcomed a daughter. Mrs. John Miller and son Roy visited at her daughter’s home, Mrs. Joe Criswell. Miss Hilma Anderson of Clinton, Iowa, stayed with her brother Andrew Lundell from Friday to Monday. Rev. J. B. Rutter of Peoria spent Saturday in Milan visiting friends. Stanley and Jessie Matthews were ill. Jessie improved, Stanley not yet. Miss Mary Crawford went to Taylor Ridge and returned. Dr W H Blanche of Davenport gave a temperance lecture at the Methodist church with a large audience, Miss Williams on violin and Mr Williams and Miss Harriet Franing singing. John Duplap is sick with appendicitis on East Williams. Dr Henry Cullen preached at St Paul’s German Lutheran church in Davenport. Newton and Al Vanderslice of Clinton visited sick father and sister Mrs Charles Thompson. Mrs L M Becker ill at the Presbyterian parsonage with daughter Mrs Cullen.

DeWitt Gitt Sears John Miller Roy Joe Criswell Anna Anderson Hilma Clinton Iowa Anderson Andrew Lundell J. B. Rutter Peoria Milan Stanley Jessie Matthews Jessie Mary Crawford Taylor Ridge W. H. Blanche Davenport Methodist Church Miss Williams Mr. Willams Harriet Franing John Duplap East Williams Street Henry Cullen St. Paul's German Lutheran Church Newton al Vanderslice Charles Thompson L. M. Becker Cullen Presbyterian Parsonage

Taylor Ridge Community Notes Look Like Busy Week

Mrs Clyde Schneider served as rock stand caller Tuesday Charles Carothers of Missouri visits with parents Sam and Mrs Carothers this week The L T L prepares for a church entertainment at M E church Saturday Mrs G C Daily visited Rock Island Thursday John Titterington of Washington visits Taylor Ridge Reynolds Hattie Dean of Milan visits with Miss Etta Roberts Davenport visits by Bessie and Grace Westphal large caucus attended Garnett's hall Saturday Mrs L B Phillips Rock Island caller Saturday

Clyde Schneider Rock Stand Charles Carothers Missouri Sam Carothers L.T. L M. E. Church G. C. Daily Rock Island John Titterington Washington Taylor Ridge Reynolds H. Dahn Charles “Muhiemans Hattie Dean Milan Etta’ Roberts Bessie Grace Westphal Davenport Garnett’s Hall L. B. Phillips

Hampton News Highlights Local Moves and Visits

Hampton residents report several homecomings and trips with Hampton figures visiting relatives in Chicago. repairs on Broad street dwellings in progress. J C Hawkins and J B Maxwell heard J A Alford speak on local option at Carbon Cliff church. Mrs Sikes hosted guests from East Moline and Wesley Iowa. Otis Eitman and wife staying with M B Underwood. Eitman recently suffered an accident costing part of his thumb.

L. F. Baker Chicago Peter Willamuth Broad Street Charles Ochs Millersburg Iowa Hampton J.C. Hawkins J. B. Maxwell J. A. Alford Carbon Cliff Methodist Church Hampton Methodist Church Jerry Sikes Toney Gumber East Moline Haff Gorman Wesley O. B. Cook J. B. Cresswell Montrose Otis Eitman M. B. Underwood Rock Island Eitman

No Fat Women at Lyons Promoted by Marmola

A traveler lauds Lyons women for graceful figures and claims Marmola aids weight loss. The ad advises American women to use Marmola half ounce packages with Cascar Aromatic and Syrup Simplex, taking a teaspoon after meals and at night, promising up to 16 ounces removed daily without wrinkles.

Lyons

Hazel Dell News Briefs Highlight Local Health and Visits

William Krueger Sr remains ill with heart trouble after weeks of suffering. Farmers prepare to commence spring work. Lewis Hessman Sr slowly improves after a severe rheumatism attack. Miss Lizzie Boruff visited her sister Mrs. Leslie Kennedy last week.

William Krueger Lewis Hessman Lizzie Boruff Leslie Kennedy

Sherrard Social Notes Include Visitors and Delegates

SHERRARD. C A Samuelson was in their cities on business Monday. Miss Margaret Robertson visited in Rock Island Wednesday with Mrs. John Saunders. Mrs. Williams of Preemption is visiting among her old friends in Sherrard for a few days. Gurney Farrow returned home Saturday evening from Indianapolis where he went as a delegate for Local No. 1104 of United Mine Workers. Mrs. Fred Tompkins and baby of Black Diamond Washington came Thursday.

C. A. Samuelson Margaret Robertson Rock Island John Saunders Williams Sherrard Gurney Farrow Indianapolis United Mine Workers Fred Tompkins Baby iBlack Diamond Wash

Visitors and locals mingle in Sherrard and surrounding towns

Day for a visit with her parents, Mr. Janers. James Brown in Cable and friends in Sherrard. John Allen in Colona visiting family from Saturday till Monday. B W Thompson of Preemption in Sherrard on business Friday. C J Bloomberg of Swedona in Sherrard Friday. Willie Tompkins of Cable left for Chicago for a few days. Joe Flaherty left Thursday for Mince e where he will stay for the summer. Mrs Eliza Fuchs and daughter of Davenport visited at her sister in law Mrs Charles Gustafson. Measles very bad in Sherrard. many children out of school. Mr and Mrs Emil Carlson of Coat (Continued on Page Ten)

Janers James Brown Cable Sherrard John Allen Colona B. W. Thompson C. J. Bloomberg Swedona Willie Tompkins Davenport Charles Gustafson Emil Carlson Coat

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Mane C Tri-City Railway Company Muscatine Davenpor Betty Civic Federation of Scott County W. T. Raester Thomas G. Conant L. G. Craig J. DeArmand M. A. Walsh Elks George T. Baker Kulp Des Moines Adjutant General’s Office Nicholas Albrecht Washington Street Albrecht Germany Ernest Burmeister Leonard Washington Streets John John Hentzlemann Davenport Ice & Cold Storage Company George Meta Alma Minnie Alvina Hulda Walter Christ Henry Kansas Katherine Giese Frederick C. Giese Eddy Street Rendsburg Schleswig- Holstein Jacksonville J. W. Corrington Pittsburg Plate Glass Company Manufacturers Whitsitt & Drury Moline W. B. Connell Ray Peoples Savings Bank & Trust Company Mr. Connell V Lindgren Justi Gren George A. Huff Ilinois University For Illinois Athletic Board of Control Arthur Hall D. M. Sechler Carriage Company G. S. Cordill West Seventh Street James Anderson Campbell's Island Warners Crossing Silvis Istand E. H. Sleight Oakwold A. H. Arp George Evans Nineteenth Street Arbuckles James Shean A. W. Crampton Secon Avenue Rock Island, Ill Hazel Dell Uneeda Biscuit National Biscuit Company United States Ludolph & Reynolds Attys Bay Ord Block John A. Goodmanson Fifth Ave J. B J. L. Oakleaf Mutual Loan Co Unincorporated National Bank Rock Old West The Seventeenth Street Cash Store Woodmen's Choice Minneapolis Fourth Avenue and Seventeenth Street Fidelity Loan CO Telephone West Dr. Martin Second Avenue
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