Tri-City Congregational Club Forms New Year
The Tri-City Congregational club met at Edwards Congregational church and established a permanent organization serving Rock River and Davenport. Membership requires church affiliation or connection, an initiation fee of one dollar, and annual dues of three dollars with four banquets yearly. Officers for the year include Dr. C. A. Moore as President, A. J. Pairbanks as First VP, Rev. Dr. Crown as Second VP, Rev. W. B. Milliard as Secretary, James W. Atkinson as Treasurer, and W. P. Brown as Auditor. The club seeks more members and plans high order speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-City
C. A. Moore
Davenpore
A. J. Pairbanks
University of Jews
W. BB. Milliard
Benesco
James W. Atkinson
Mojane
W. P. Brown
Davenport
Society’s whirl Nord Weise piano recital honored
Society notes praise a Nord Weise piano performance and a successful affair. Young ladies in Stvichgon town honor Miss Florence McManus as she nears marriage to Gusty Ficky next Thursday. The event featured elegant decor and an elaborate luncheon. The A. chy plans a meeting tomorrow at 416 West Sixteenth Street with Miss Adella Baliuff. cards will be the order of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stvichgon
Florence McManus
Re. Gustty Ficky Thussday
Adella Baliuff
West Sixtenntt Street
Two Weddings at St Mary's Church Today
Two weddings were held at St Mary's Church this morning conducted by Father Ryan. The couples were Mr Feud 8 Vedder and Miss Susan Tuy, with attendants Mr Edward Tuey and Miss Mary Tuey. After the ceremony the newlyweds left for their wedding trip aboard a carriage. A second couple, Mr Gustav Sohneen and Miss Josie Sennett, were married by Father Knebal with only relatives present.
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St Mary's Church
Father Ryan
Feud
Vedder
Susan T., Tuy
Edward
Mary Tuey
Gustav Sohneen
Iss Josie Sennett
Father Knebal
Elizabeth Solliw
John Dateny
Lappy
St Lowis Inday
Military engagement party for Miss Ella Miller
Miss Olga Clausen entertained guests at 624 West Sixth Davenport for a military eughre party honoring Miss Ella Miller. Thirty six guests attended with prizes awarded to several, the house decorated in pink and white, and refreshments served after games. The event preceded Miss Miller's wedding tomorrow at her father Frank Miller's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Clausen
Ella Miller
West Sixth Street
Davenport
Henry von Maur
Warneholt
Alfred Miller
Rudolph Clinson
Charles Miller
Thirty Dollars Realized At Visiting Nurses Tea
About $30 was realized yesterday afternoon by the Visiting Nurse’s Association at the home of Mrs. W. Ho Kinghall, 202 Mississippi Avenue, Davengaryt. Miss Crane, the visiting nurse, described a day’s calls, work done, and the comfort brought to homes, with Lulie Streholt-Hanssen singing several vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ho Kinghall
Mississppi Avenue
Davengaryt
Misa Crane
Irs
Lulie Streholt-Hanssen
Elaborate costumes from old English prints on display
Scenic equipment completed for the production with artistic accuracy. Reserved seating available at Fluke's. Prices include 25 cents and 50 cents with limited tickets.
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Fluke's
Under Southern Skies production praised by critics
Sunday, October 5 review notes a massive production of Lottie Blair Parker's Under Southern Skies. The play is hailed as original and diverting, promising lasting impact on Southern life in a grand stage presentation. Prices listed as 250, 40c, with tariff details implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Blair Parker
The Runaways at the Famous Casing Theater Transfix Crowd
A vivid account of Raven Moribe starring in a grand production at the Casing theater. Over five players featuring a notable young actress, with ticket prices listed from 1.50 to 9.50. Show runs Monday night at Phukes.
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Raven Moribe
Sentanta Mon
Phukes
Miss Etta Gamble to Be Married October 19
Miss Etta Gamble of Moline to wed Arthur Den of Rock Island on Wednesday evening October 19 at the bride’s parents home. Rev W S Marquis to perform the ceremony in Reel Island. Attendants include Harry Joiner and Will Terry, Ruth Gamble as maid of honor, Alyss Ruby Sleight as bridesmaid. She Breen is cashier of Rock Island Lumber Company.
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Et TL Gamble
Moline O Mi
Arthur den
Rock Island
W. 5
Marquis
Reel Island
Harry Joiner
Davenport
Will Terry
Conesburg
Ruth Garoble
Wall
Alyss Ruby Sleight
She Breen
Rockieland Lumber Company
Officers of the Music Students' Club Elected
The Music Students' Club held its annual meeting and election yesterday at Mrs. James Preston’s Davenport home. All officers were re elected, with President Mrs Fred P Bemis and Vice President Mrs T O Swiney among the returning leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Students’ Club
James Preston
Sia Ferry
Davenport
Ciny
Fred P. Bemis
T O Swiney
Louis LeClure
Latgarland
8. B. Lafferty
Gertrude Brannigan
Annual Picnic of the Women’s Relief Corps in Moline
The Women’s Relief Corps annual picnic was held Saturday afternoon at John Owen’s home. About 100 attendees enjoyed a fine repast served by ladies followed by drum corps music. Florence Honnah and John Dewrese read original poems before the guests departed at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps of
Moline
John Owen
Graham Post
GALR
Florence Honnah
John Dewrese
Wedding in Moline Yesterday Afternoon
Mr. Frank W. Nelson and Mies Cova AL Asweee were united in marriage yesterday at the Grace Lutheran Pilysonage in Moline. The attendants were Miss Nelle Asweer, sister of the bride, and Dir. Frank Lundholm. After a wedding supper they departed for St. Louis and will settle in St. Paul for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Nelson
Mies Cova AL Asweee
Grace Lutherin Pilysonage
Moline
Hoffatein
Misg
Nelle Asweer
Frank Lundholm
St. Lovla
St. Paul
Anniversary celebration hosted by Mr and Mrs August Yhmike
Mr and Mrs August Yhmike entertained about forty friends and relatives at their home on Twentyeth Street Rock Island to mark their thirteenth wedding anniversary. A sump Ons Slipper was served at midnight.
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August Yhmike
Rock Taland
Midnhgae
Mrs Colt Honored At Sans Liey Tea In Maline
Mrs C W Skinner of Maline hosted a Saturday tea complimenting Mrs A J Colt of Denver. Members of the Sans Liey club attended as Colt’s former associates, with timey work and refreshments provided by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Skinner
Maline
A. J. Colt
Denver
Vs. Colt
Bellelong
Mrs F H First Hostess at Card Party in Rock Island
Mrs F H First of Rock Island entertained a company of friends last evening at her home. It was the second in a series of similar gatherings with light refreshments served by the hostess.
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F. H
Dee
Rock Island
First Ball and Oyster Supper at Turnversin
The C. & Turnversin of Moline held its first ball and oyster supper Saturday night at Turner hall. About eighty attendees enjoyed the evening's program with Freed's orchestra. At midnight an overeater was shared by all to mark the festive occasion.
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C. &. Turnversin
Moline
Turner Ball
Epjoy
Parntike
Freed
First Dance of Golden Eagle Club Saturday
The Golden Eagle Social Club holds its first dance Saturday at Hibertzen Hall, Davonport. The semi monthly winter events are popular. arrangements are led by Carport Shunk, D B Spacr, H Haase, Br Torraine, A McChonele, and A J Rhode.
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Golden Eagle
Hibertzen Hall
Davonport
Carport 'Shunk
D.B. Spacr
H. Haase
BR. Torraine
A. McChonele
A. J. Rhode
Entertaining At Lunch For Miss M Manus
Mrs. Robert Ficke of Grand Avenue Davenport hosted a luncheon appreciating Miss M Manus. The event drew a number of local guests and featured informal socializing in a residence setting.
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M’manus
Robert Ficke
Grand Avenue
Davenport
Big Boston Ribbon Sale Opens With Deep Discounts
The Big Boston Store announces a ribbon sale featuring thousands of yards of 3 inch wide satin and silk ribbons at low prices. Lot details include 20c for 1/2 yard, various widths and colors, novelty stripes and plaids, with sale prices as low as 14 to 23 cents. View the stock and buy soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cuba
Justin Saffeias
Ile
Rhe Sabov Axtoy
Coltars
Sons of Cher
Haymakers Plan Grand Masquerade Ball
The Haymakers held a Friday meeting after Tecumseh tribe adjourned and voted to stage a masquerade ball on Oct 29. Committee members appointed for arrangements include Jobku Sehlezer Gr H C McClurg John Exeldorfer Ambrose Clayton and Robert Strale. The ball with Northwest Devonport Turner 5 New aunt wall ordered for the drive team expected in a couple weeks. Red Man group reports three members adopted and two new applications received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redden
Jobku Sehlezer
Gr. H.C. McClurg
John Exeldorfer
Ambrose Clayton
Robert Strale
Stven
Devonport
Turner
Walle
Ium Aire
Red Man
300 Robbers Held to Grand Jury in Larceny Case
Bernard Archer Edward Evans John Nevo Wall Evans Willard MiNex and Miles Odell were held to the grand jury by Magistrate Q A Johnson on larceny under 1008 bonds. The Hoek Island youths are linked to the recent disappearance of several wheels around Nock Island.
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Bernard Archer
Edward Evans
John Nevo
Wall Evans
Willard MiNex
Miles Odell
Hoek Island
Nock Island
Arnica Sale Promises Cures for Burns Sores and Ulcers
Frank Nadler, druggist, promotes Buchien’s Arnica Sale claiming the remedy sweeps away burns, sores, bruises, outs, boils, ulcers, skin eruptions and piles. The product is offered at 26 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Buchien
Frank Nadler
Elusive witness Corners to Testify in Peoria Case
John Whales, who accused Sadie Fleming and W. J. Walden of fleecing him, was cornered in the policy court and compelled to testify. Andre Fox held Fleming and Walden to the November grand jury under $300 bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proria
John Whales
Sadie Fleming
W. J. Walden
Andre Fox
Sadie Ploming
Array of Legal Talent in One Case in Davenport
A. P. Haggard sues Glucose Sugar Refining Company for 75000 in Scott County District Court. Jury includes Fred Blythe Theo Brus Robert Fletcher Christian Kyhch Henri Kroeger Hugo Lambach Charles Mirfield John Naven Peter Plambeck A. Seaman G. W. Tyner George Wyves. Attorneys Blydd Bush and M. J. Wade for plaintiff. Murphy Sasembi Cook Dodge and others for defendant. Injury from a fall through a defective floor on Nov 14, 1908 left him unable to walk. Case to be vigorously contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Haggard
Glucose Sugar Refining Company
Scott County
Juy
Fred Blythe
Theo. B. Brus
Robert Fletcher
Christian Kych
Henri Kroeger
Hugo Lambach
Charles Mirfield
John J. Naven
Peter Plambeck
A.C. Seaman
G. W. Tyner
George A. Wyves
Plaintif
Blyd& Bush
Davenport
M. J
Davenpart
Many Die Or Are Hurt In Diverse Accidents
A day of disasters includes a mine buried alive incident near Cartersville Georgia with six men entombed and two business figures among the dead. Separate blasts at a Dipont De Neuours Powder plant near Perkville kill two. A Norwegian bark sinks after striking a sunken rock off Rigaud Harbor with fourteen aboard drowned. A Welsh train derailment near Carmarthen kills four and injures about fifty. An Indiana mine blast instantly kills David Key and injures Bawin Bod king. Roy Scott, 22, fatally struck by a train in Shelbyville after recent estate papers.
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Beranton
Corning
Dipont- de Neuours Powder Company
Perkville
Richard Hashey
Jesenp
Walder Alle,worth
Olyphant
Shelbyville
Ind
Roy Scott
Steudenville
Gotham Celebrates at Fair Day in New York Building
A large crowd gathered in St. Lana as Yorkers joined New York City day at the world exposition. Formal exercises featured President Francis addressing the exposition, Mayor Wells of St. Louis, and President Parnes of the New York City board of raidemmen. A reception followed.
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St. Lana
New York City
New York
Francis
Wells
St. Louis
Parnes
British golf champion wins Riverton cup in New Jersey
Miss Charlotte Dodd the dominant British woman golfer arrived in Philadelphia on Sunday and won a Riverton Country Club cup at Riverton New Jersey pitting her against local players and continuing her successful tour in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charlotte Dodd
Duminion
Great Britain
Riverton
N. J
Riverton Country Club
Political campaign notes from multiple U S towns
Chicago reports Willys Jennings Bryan to campaign in Indiana and Illinois with a special train, Oct 12 to 21. Connecticut towns vote Republican in most races, while Cannon and Bede begin campaign stops. St Louis records a police ring confession linked to vote buying. Chicago hosts stockyards rally and multiple speakers including Rankin, Taft, Fairbanks, and Low. Maryland?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
de Faltely
Democratic
Willys Jennings Brean
Indiana
Ilinois
Windsor
Brean
Get
A. DC
Rankie
Pittsboro
Stockyards
Cannon
J. Adam Bede
Oak Park
United States
SV. Ownby
Texas
Senator Fairbanks
Marquette Club
Seth Low
Joan W., Yerkes
Kentucky
Frank Nelson
Lindsborg
Kas
Bradley
T. J. McGleary
Minnesota
National Committee
Taft
Bar Association
Justice Kermady
England
Quincy
Clapp
Waller
Staith
Republican Ogvonal
National Coumliteemer
P. L. Flanigan
Deno
New
Assire Golovel
Nevin
B. srCann Stewart
Sleep as excuse in railroad case shocks Norristown
Miss Pauline Wolfiang a soloist at Tail's recital pleads sleep as a railroad excuse in a Philadelphia trial. John F. a lla chuté an engineer faced criminal negligence charges for a collision last April that killed two and injured a dozen. Judge Swarts ruled the woman had a right to work if unfit to continue duty, stressing safety over employment. The fireman testified the freight train waited on a siding while four trains passed. after twenty two hours on duty the crew slept, and the fourth train was mistaken for passed and left the siding.
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Philadelphia
Triad
Norristown
John F. A Llachuté
Gillroyd
Swarts
Army and Navy Supplies Sale at 424 West Second
Johnny get your gun sale at 424 West Second Street offers hot war gear including rifles revolvers hats swords belts and more at about half price. Government items clothing and bric a brac are available at bargain prices with only a few days left to shop.
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Tommy
Ney
Army
Navy
West Second Street
Seling
Shakeup in Princeton Eleven Spurs roster moves
Princeton Oct 4 The Tigers coach mates reshaped the lineup yesterday with Conley moved from tackle to center and Dutcher shifted to tackle. Tooker promoted from the scrub backfield to end of the second eleven, following the Yale game last fall against Harvard.
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Princeton
Tigers
Cxonley
Hoga
Yale
Dutcher
Tooker
Consecrated to Work in Philippines Mission Pair Named
Dayton Ohio October 4 As Riverdate church M W Mumma and his wife were consecrated for work in the Philippines They will teach in schools and conduct Bible classes Cont Telephone 136 Cat W H Classsen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, C
Riverdate i B. Church
M. W. Mumma
Philippines
THREE VILLAGES NEARLY WIPED OUT BY RAGING WATERS
In New Mexico and Texas flood reports tally heavy destruction. Twelve dead at Watrous, New Mexico, where long sections of Mora and Sapello creeks caused major damage. Valencia and Los Lentes wiped out. Wa ntous survivors include J E Stevens family. Rio Grande shifts bed near Brownsville, Arroyo Colorado becomes raging five miles wide. Albuquerque reports Valencia and Los Lentes washed away with hundreds displaced while no deaths recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. MI
Watrous
Los Sentes
Valencia
Wantrous
J. E. Steves
Felix Will
O. F Porter
J. E. Stevens
Mora
Sapello
San Antonio
Tex
Brownsville
Albuquerque
Rio Grande Valley
Loa Lentes
New
Admiral Capps Urges Tough Stand on Damaging Ships
Washington reports Admiral Capps and Acting Secretary Darling urge special legislation to punish attempts to damage ships under construction. Baxter’s New York report details holes drilled from within the Connecticut and says crew are not identified, recommending bright daily damage control and vigilant watch by skilled workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Admiral Capps
Navy Department
Navy
Darling
Connecticut
New York Navy Yard
William J. Baxter
New York
Baxter
Ind
Guart
Health of Army Improves in Surgeon General Report
Washington October 4 Surgeon General R M O Raily reports improved general health of the army. The annual report notes a 1452 per thousand discharge rate versus 1716 51 prior year, with 1074 invalided from 19029 Philippines force and 271 deaths in service. Philippine troops show highest disease admission and death rates while leprosy cure is deemed possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
R. ML O
Philippines
Classified Want Ad Rates Announced
The column urges readers to place want ads via the want column medium at a cost of one cent per issue. It promotes quick, inexpensive notices for items services or vacancies, highlighting the low rate and accessibility for the general public.
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Tri-City Congregational Club
Nord Weise
The
Associstlote
ST. Mary’s Church
Dunmerton Coz
Rudeupa B. Maguus
New York Casino
Arthur Dunnt
Sam
Shubert
Women’s Relief Corps
Mrs. Colt
Golden Eagle Club
Alrs & Mr. Fip OF
Ciebourne, Tex
Cnd
Anna Marsusty
Tacoma
Wusil
Amit
A. FL Benson
Rock Isla
Jst
Lee Uyesion
Mike Deere
Arthur T. Hiss
Edmon Stone
St. Phouls
Mary Nayts
Fourteenth St. Moline
Geneseo
Elinor Wickstrom
Carlson
William Bartlett
Rock Tetand
Perl
W. H. Brood
Wo Wihenge
Tork Island
Perryville
Ely
Will Evers
Abe Fair
FL H. Burrell
Tomthy Wiechert
Oak Grove
Ly Ete
T. M. Sechler
N.H Triese
Pitteburg
Isiting
Tee
Joseph Ray
Bedal Avenue
Davitt R. Hoover
C.i Ff
Messia
Lew
Harry Larkhi
Floyd Lumph
Wee Misa Louie Bates
Leland Sartiford Wiiverair
Ada Kay
Mary Donel
Marshall Street
Jean Mesars
F. W. Buhnsen
T. J. Meedil
St Louis
Mr Aid
Hl. Plummer
San Howard
Meas
Tyeeka
Ura
St. Tonis
Louis Dorman
Arthur Campbell
Warner Station
J. H. Wilson
Rock Inland
in-Lin
GW. Keretzinger
St. Luke’s Hospital
Conrad Kirsch
and Maning
Rook Island
Hone
TF Biss
Elli
Bryant
Moline Conservatory of Music
Ike Rice
Yellowstony National Park
Myre
Anthony Burdict
College Avenume
Rudolph Toll
Unity Hall
Mr. Toll
Inter
Mia
Austin
Big Boston
Arter
R. I
Peoria
the Sunshine Outfitters
E. Second St
Davenport, In
Buz
Lawrence
Cartersville
Georgia
Athinta
Predridstad
Norway
Sir John Lawrence
London
Linnelly
Carmarthen
Wales
Ayreshire
David Key
Bawin Bodking
Fredrickstad
Lake Linnell
Wadesas
Poukyle
Patevr Seeder
Tad Atlootu
Gotham
Matters Political
Clinton
Adam Bede
Milwaukee
Wis
Jabs C. Svavuier
Charles F. Kelly
Pauline Wolfiang
Tail
Unity Bull Tonline
Pennsylvania
Johnny Get Your Gun
Telephone 136—Caat
W. H Cladssen
Mexico
States
Ilasses
Brockway & Orr
Hageboeck
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