Smallpox Patient Removed To St Robert s Hospital
News notes from Davenport include a smallpox case moved to St. Robert s hospital by city ambulance. Also reported are slander suits with damages sought, a settlement with Tri city Railway, an admission in a medical case, and the obituary of Ahrendt Brandt born in 1833.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Parker
St. Robert's Hospital
Henry Ramm
Tricity Railway Company
Bettendorf
St. Luke's Hospital
Jacobs
Tri-city Railway Company
West Eighth Street
Ahrendt Brandt
Mr. Brandt
Germany
Anna Hoefer
America
Davenport
Anna Dorothea Brandt
Andreas B. Brandt
Sophia Lund
Anton F. Brandt
Charles Brandt
Maria S. Brandt
Anna C. Brandt
Ludwig Brandt
Alumni Banquet Set At Manufacturers Hotel
Moline alumni plan a banquet at the Manufacturers hotel at 8:30 p m on May 29 to celebrate a reunion of local high school graduates. Harold Hemenway to serve as toastmaster and the event marks a notable gathering for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers Hotel
Hace
Association
Harold Hemenway
Irs
New Health Theory Draws Crowds In Capital
L T Cooper promotes a stomach revitalizing preparation amid reports of dramatic relief for chronic illness. Indianapolis residents line up for hours to consult him as testimonials from BF Campbell of 3224 West Washington Street describe five years of distress reduced after using the New Discovery medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Indianapolis Star
BF. Campbell
West
Washington Street
Mr. Cooper
Harper House Pharmacy
S.S.S
S. S
Nature
Swiet Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Hazel Dell Epworth league elects officers and social news
The Hazel Dell Epworth League elected officers on May 13 with Albert Mewes as president and John Price, Edna Kruger, Clyde Hessman, Meigs Hays, Hazel Hays, and Edward Becker in key roles. Mr and Mrs Henry Pomeroy visited relatives in town. About 20 youths gathered at Lewis Hessman’s for a Ada Schrock themed evening with games music and refreshments. The Reed children Mary Myrtle and Raymond are ill with measles. Oscar Peterson is building a new horse barn. The Ladies Aid plans a dinner at Mrs John Price’s on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell Epworth League
Albert Mewes
John Price
Edna Kruger
Clyde Hessman
Meigs Hays
Hazel , Hays
Edward Becker
Henry Pomeroy
Muscatine
Henry Sich
Lewis Hessman
Ada Schrock
Mary
Myrtle
Raymond Reed
Oscar Peterson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sabbath school convention at United Brethren church
The Zuma Sabbath school convention at the United Brethren church in Enterprise drew a large audience Sunday afternoon and evening. Talks and discussions were engaging with Mr. Van Duzer delivering an especially instructive address. George Wake and wife visited their son Frank for a few days. Miss Echo Allsbrow closed her Zuma school with a picnic and returned to Rock Island. Mr. and Mrs. Warren visited cousin Mrs. Edna Cook and returned to Moline. Ruth Wainwright visits relatives in Rock Island amid continued heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Enterprise
van Duzer
George Wake
Frank
Moline
Ruth Wainwright
Rock Island
Mary Dailey
Joslin
Hillsdale
Dooia
A. C. Baron
Steve Wooburg
C. H. Neenale
Mr. Wilson
Port Byron
Hastings
D. E. Scott
BE. L. Williams
Helen
Erie
Institute
Enterprise Church
Slyter
Kerr
Maud Mill
William
L. A.wilbur
Nebraska
Pearsall
Adams
Hillsdale School Board
Cora Clapper
Prophetstown
Rosa Schwagler
Hillsdale News and Weather Affects Local Life
Doooia road traffic remains cut by high water with A C Baron’s farm submerged several feet. Hillsdale sees church attendance steady at the Enterprise church institute while other events face cancellations and local schooling prepares next year’s staff.
Social Notes From Andalusia Doings and Illness
John Brookman of Center City Iowa visited his parents in Andalusia this week. Blanche Reede closed her term at Cole school and returned home. Several residents from Osborn Davenport Rock Island and Geneseo visited. measles illness and sickness at home of George Spickler noted. Several trips to Rock Island and Davenport. Mrs Huntley’s dinner praised amid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brookman
Center City
Iowa
J. H. Brookman
Blanche Reede
Cole School
James Wasbay
Osborn
Ruth
Helen Cole
Edward Kane
Rock Island
Cyrus Kennedy
Dillenbeck
Geneseo
George Spickler
Louis Burmeister
Emma
Burmeister
Davenport
Tra Roth
Charles Huntley
Mary Robinson
Charles Burgoyne
Jake Bell
Coon Rapids
Theodore Simmons
Aeek
Foster Baptist group plans B Y P A at Foster church
Young Muscatine Baptist church members will organize a B Y P A at Foster Baptist church Sunday evening May 24. Rev J R Spiller of Marston preached a sermon at Foster Baptist church Sunday evening. About 25 local youths visited the grotto Sunday afternoon. Edward Feldman Sr. lost a valuable horse Tuesday morning when it stepped on a hedge post and was disemboweled, dying quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Baptist Church
Foster Baptist Church
J. R. Spiller
Marston
Edward Feldman, Sr
Sherrard Residents Involved In Local & Regional Events
A number of Sherrard youths attended the state Sunday school association convention in Dixon Illinois. Dorothy Lee of Rock Island visited with sisters Jennie Martin and Emma Simmons and brothers Rob and George Lee from Saturday to Thursday. Several residents and visitors moved or traveled for work and visits, including Lewis Fritchle returning to East Moline mines, William Dowsett returning from Taylor Ridge, and George Lindley with his wife moving to Gilchrist. Florence Weihler is ill with typhoid fever, and multiple residents are noted for travels to Chicago Rock Island St. Louis Hillsdale Des Moines and Oskaloosa for visits and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Ill
State Sunday School Association
Dorothy Lee
Rock Island
Jennie Martin
Emma Simmons
Rob
George Lee
Lewis Fritchle
East Moline
William Dowsett
Cable
Henry Wilson
Taylor Ridge
Maggie Collingwood
Robert Collingwood
Mr. Stevenson
George
Sherrard
Robert
John
Kate
Belle
Des Moines
Iowa
George Lindley
Gilchrist
Henry Colemonger
Cleveland
Henry Rhode
Hillsdale
Jessie Farrow
St. Louis
George Illingsworth
James Gibson
Oskaloosa
William Gibson
A. E. Allely
Chicago
Florence Weihler
Hamlet Briefs: Lillie Marsh and Millicent Boyles Sick
Misses Lillie Marsh and Millicent Boyles are ill. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Halstead depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Lillie Marsh
Millicent Boyles
C. B. Halstead
Local residents attend events and school milestones
Miss Ruth Halstead returned home from Ma comb after completing school work. Sam Dumbell visited Davenport to see his brother Prentice who planned an operation. Miss Elda Crabs came home from Joy. Miss Mary Lee concluded a successful year as Hamlet school teacher. G A R encampment trip planned for Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
G. A. R. State
Ruth Halstead
Macomb
Sam Dumbell
Davenport
Prentice
Elda Crabs
Joy
Mary Lee
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Idavenport
Hessie M. Johnson
Princeton
Miss Johnson
B. L. Slaugter
5. I. Porter
P. H. MccGinniss
Harry Martin
True Metzgar
Tri-city Rail Way Company
Alice Jacobs
James Jacobs
Henry Sussman
Henry J. Meints
Henry Matthey
Matthey
Dr. Hageboeck
Hageboeck
Ely
Johannes Arp
Dr. Matthey
N. D. Ely
South Moline
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Robert McKee
W. H. Muhleman
Ward-Corby Company
Mubbleman
Etta Belle Root
Board of Education
Miss Root
Kentucky
County Infirmary
James Rowland
Rowland
Belle Laverty
C. W. Laverty
City Hospital
Paulsen Flats
Thirteenth Street
Laverty
Root & van Dervoort Automobile Works
Frank Johnson
Charlie Black
Mr. Slyter
Gray Mount
C. D. Trowbridge
W. C. T. U. Institute
Silvis
Jensen
Clinton
John Kuehl
Maud Passmore
Watertown
Fred Parker
Fred
Bert Parker
Miss Tillman
Lena Schrozder
William Dillon
Soumauk
A. A. Waters
Woodhull
Dixon, NL
Old Friends
Hoosier State
Kamera
Genesee
West Second Street
Hazel Dell
Zuma
Andalusia
Foster
Young Men's Clothes
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Ant
the Clothier
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