Mrs Theophilus Hosts Miss Cady Recital At Davenport Club
Mrs Theophilus entertained about seventy five guests at the outing club in Davenport for Miss Minee Alma Cady visiting with Mrs Theophilus. Cady, a noted storyteller, gave a recital with selections praised as artistic. Guests included spouses and Davenport Fort Madison and Moline visitors, with two gentlemen from Washington, Iowa, at the federal court session. The event featured decorative sprays, dainty refreshments, and an unusual program highlighting Burns and other pieces, described as a delightful season highlight with plans for future lecture course work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Zeuch
Teele
Freyman
Welter Blair
L. G. Robberts
George Bawden
Bannister
Moline
Theophilus
Husbinds
Louisa St. John Westerwell
Thomas
Davenport
George Stewart
Fort Maddison
Wailso
Washington
Federal Court
Miss Cady
Hey Hira
Chicago
New York
Bat
Thorns Normal Training School
Detroit
Mich
Burns
Harriet P. Spottsford
Armgissees Gorge
Ellot
Pisy
Kipdine
Gibert Parker
Society Notes Open Door Opportunity to China
In Society's Whirl ing at Gawesburg Illinois October 15 27 the group follows business with a program on Open Door Opportunity to China. Oyden's orchestra will furnish music. Those in charge include Messrs. W L Shaw F A Swanson i9 Bilind J E White and E L Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GaWesburg, IH
China
Oyden
Messrs
W. L. Shaw
F. A. Swanson
Bilind
J. E."wite
Ell
Aylos
Miller Kieghler Nuptials Featured at Davenport Home
A home wedding for Miss Ella Miller and William Kigghler last night at 1627 Brady Street Davenport united the couple before about sixty relatives and friends. Rev A M Judy of the Unitarian church officiated, with Grabbes orchestra providing Lohengrin music as the bridal party entered. The bride wore white with attendants including Mrs W H Weiss and bridesmaids Olga, Elizabeth Wueser, Elsie Loulo, Ana Lischer. George Miller of Omaha, the groom’s brother, served as best man. The couple left for a wedding trip and will visit friends in Cincinnati before returning. Small electric lights enhanced the decor and reception followed the ceremony with dancing to conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiich
Ella Miller
William Kigghler
Brady Street
Davenport
Miller
A. M. Judy
Unitarian Church
Lohengrin
Grabbes
W. H. Weiss
Istian
Olgaen
Elizabeth Wueser
Elsie Louo
Ana Lischer
George Miller
Omaha
Judy
Lectric
Klechler
Eams
Cadhynati
Oratorio Chorus Organized at Powers College of Music
Last night at 7 30 o clock the Powers College of Music formed an Oratorio chorus. Attendance was modest but showed talent and officers hope for a large permanent group. A May festival is planned with foreign soloists, free of charge, at the Opera building in Davenport. Meetings are Wednesdays at 7 30 in the recal hall at Brady and Sixth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power College of Music
Davenport
Brady and
Sixth Streets
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Edwards Church
The Edwards Congregational Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met yesterday with Mrs. CG A Moore and transacted business. Officers changed: President Mrs Grimes, First Vice President Mrs C A Moore, Second Vice President Mrs Pierce, Secretary Mrs M T Brown, Treasurer Mrs F B Lafferty. Minn Coblins named delegate to Town branch. Pierce and Moore chosen delegates to Grinnell meeting on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Edwards Congregational Church
CG. A. Moore
W. Pierce
Grimes
iMrs. Grimes
Irs
Ad Moore
Perce
M. T. Brown
Mirs
F. B. Lafferty
Minn Coblins
W. BM. 1
Grinnell
Anderson-Swanson Nuptials Solemnized in Moline
A home wedding at 1619 Thirteenth Street Moline united Melvina Anderson and J Alfred Schiean in a ceremony attended by close relatives. Rev C E Borlstein officiated with Miss Arice Anderson and Peter Swanson as attendants. After a dinner the couple departed for St Louis. he works at Velie Carriage Co and she at Barrard & Leaf Mfg. They will reside at 443 Fourth Avenue after Oct 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Anderson
Thire Teeulth Street
Moline
Melvina
J. Alfred Schiean
C. E. Borlstein
Grace Lutheran Church
Arice Anderson
Peter Swansor
St. Louis
Barrard & Leaf Manufacturing Company
Velie Carvage Company
Steanson
Fourth Avenue
W. G. T. U. of Moline Meeting with Mrs Tyrell
Mrs Tyrell hosted the last W. C. T. U. gathering in Moline with a successful meeting. Mrs Lloyd was chosen to represent the group at the state convention in Murphyshore, Friday morning. Various officers and committees named include Mrs L PF Savings as evangelist and press, Mrs M A Taylor, and others assisting in tea temperance, tower missions, rescue work, and medal contest duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meatng
Tower Mission
J. F. Huniuon
Morrison entertains small company at outing club
Mr. Nevin Morrison entertained a small company of friends at supper last evening at the Outing club Davenport. After supper the party adjourned to the dance hall and spent the evening in dancing. Present were Mr. Jurdaire, Charles Gulk, Miss Lily Nort, Lowise Henley, Louise Viverture, Elaise Os Helen Davis, Macy DeLescaille, Paul Preston, Jesse Henley, Harry Hansen, Elilet Show, Theo Morrison, and Mr. Gthaon of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Morrison
Davenport
Mr. Jurdaire
Charles Gulk
Lily Nort
Lowise Henley
Lousen Amy LiVerture
Elaise Os- Helen Davis
Macy DeLescaille
Hillhouse Hosts Young Men Club In Moline
At the Young Men's club meeting in Moline held at Mr and Mrs Hillhouse home plans were set to study Anglo Saxon Freedom as the first half topic and the history of American liberties for the second half. Officers elected include President J M Nate and Secretary Treasurer W Bowlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Hilhoust
For &T
Mission Fair Postponed Until Next Spring
A Davenport Moline news item notes the Mission Fair is postponed to March due to conditions. Mir and Mrs Nord renews to Willmer and S&S Ainsworth of Moline travel, while Rev V4 Te attends short trip planning and the Armory event venue may shift. Several local residents, including Miss Persis Hunt and Mrs Dalancot, are mentioned with travel and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Magill
Ateltitee
Committee of Plurdage
Chiveza
Ned Lee
Armory
Richard Hosford
Moline
Haute
Yaje
Meeting of Woman's Guild charts December sale
The Woman's Guild of Crace cathedral met yesterday at Lee ball to plan the annual sale set for December 1. Members aim for a more successful event than ever as fall and winter work continues. At St Margaret's guild at Lee vill, Miss Elizabeth ah was reappointed treasurer and a new treasurer was elected. A three member committee was formed to oversee preparations for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of
Crace Catheral
Lee Ball
St. Margaret's Guild
Leevill
Elizabeth Ah
Tri-City Euchre Club Hosts Mrs Fineschreiber in Davenport
Mrs Fineschreiber entertained the Tri-City Euchre Club at her Davenport home after a final. Three tables were busy with lively play centered on the game. The same prize went to Mrs RavenStom and Mrs Hirsch of Mullin after refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fincachriber
Davenport
Suxboudeuchie
Gentlemen Attend Knitting Club Picnic in Moline
A small party of gentlemen gathered for a knitting club picnic in Moline Tuesday evening. Mrs. Clen Mintin acted as hostess at the Eveett Wheeluck home. After a modest repast the event continued with music and sociability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knitting Club
Moline
Eveett Wheeluck
Clen
Mintin
Doctor Gardner Hosts Moline Hospital Board Meeting
Dr F H Gardner entertained the members of the Moline hospital board Tuesday evening. Following an instructive paper by Dr Browning, the rest of the evening featured general sociability with refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FY H Gardner
Inerlers
Moline Hospital Board
Browning
I General
Miss Helen Stebbins Hosts Davenport Cuisine Club
Miss Helen Stebbins entertained the Cuisine club yesterday afternoon at her home on Fourteenth street Davenport. The gathering featured sewing and pleasant conversation followed by delicious refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weicn Stebbins
Cuisine Club
Fourteenth Street
Davenport
Yoon
Mirmisers
Peculiar Case Before Judge Chesley in Cambridge
One of the court’s notable Rovls cases before Judge T. H. Chesley of Cambridge involved Mrs. Loi David seeking an appraiser for her late husband Ferdinand Davis estate to fix widow’s award. She claimed Illinois law allowed her rights despite a prenuptial contract. the judge took the matter under advisement after hearing arguments from Scarly Marshall M B Sweeney for the administrator and Sweeney Walker for Mrs Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand County Court
T. H. Chesiar
Cambridge
Henry Vor
Sfrs
Loi David
Praisers
Ferdinand Davis
Davis
Lette
Heise
Ciary
Daviis
Tough Route of Any Transgressor in Rock Island
In Rock Island a man named William Oldfield was brought before the police court after being caught fleeing a theft at the Sash and Door Works. He admitted to stealing tools and bicycle parts, was held to the grand jury on larceny charges, and was jailed after being captured by workers and officers. A second burglary at Kautz & Moeller’s livery stable saw a heavy buffalo leather coat stolen. A bicycle thief stole a Manrocks wheel from Second Avenue. the rider later returned it. An advertisement touts Kotol Dyspepsia Cure with a testimonial from J B Taylor of Chriesman, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Oldfield
Sim
Rock I Sland Sash & Door Works
Grand Jury
Olifeld
Byeveral
Campany
Brim
Old Beld
Kansas City
Kautz & Moeller
Fourth Avenue
W. Bogers
Winer
Second Avenue
Eighteenth
Feanth Streets
Frank Wagner
J.B. Taylor
Chriesman
Tex
Prince Hall Incorporation Filed For South ork Island
The Prince Tall Masonic home of South ork Island filed incorporation articles in Circuit Clerk Gamble's office yesterday to continue the business of a similar home canceled for record on July 1, 1902. Incorporators are Henry Burris J M Busey and J Weingratvam. first board includes D D Lacey H Burris H C Gilson J M Busey T A Calaway J T Jones V Y Ramser H J Barthelomew and R J B Ellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Tall
D. D. Lacey
H. Burris
H. C., Gilson
J. M. Busey
T.&. Calaway
J. T. Jones
4. Vy, Ramser
H. J. Barthelomew
R. J. B. Eliington
Dr Hennings Delivers An Interesting Address
Dr Chas Hennings of Milwaukee gave an interesting lecture at Turner Hall on Japan and Korea with stereopticon views. The hall was well filled and the talk was delivered in German. A second lecture is planned at Turner Hall this evening on Russia with stereopticon illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Hennings
Milwaukee
Turner Hall
Japan
Kores
de Hentiing
Russia
City fathers to travel to world’s fair at own expense
President Francis invited Davenport city council to attend the world’s fair. Most aldermen are unlikely to go, and if they do they must pay their own way. Only a few likely to represent the city on Davenport day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Davenport
Rock Island Lodge Sees Annual Officers Elected
Rock Island Lodge No. 18, I. O. C. F., held a recent meeting and elected officers. Incoming officers include Tol 60, Secretary-Pred Krelt 3, W. G.-George Trenkenschub, and wardens such as Henry Barnes, C. B Knox, and guards including F. J. Henderson and Frank Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Islend
C. F
Brung On
Roe
Pred Krelt
W. G
George Trenkenschub
Henry Barnes
C. B Bknox
N. G—W
Linderholm
Wardon Awana Bowes
U. S. Guard
F. J. Henderson
Frank Jensen
Wedding Ceremony at Swedish Lutheran Parsonage
At 2:30 Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage of the Swedish Lutheran Church the marriage of Nels Anneven and Annie S. Petersen was performed by Rev. A. Kjellstrand. A wedding supper followed at the bride's home 1217 Twelfth Street, Moline, with a pleasant gathering of greetings and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Anneven
Annie S. Petersen
A. Kjellstrand
Twelfth Street
Moline
Attachment sworn out in rent case against Hartz
Dora Diedrichsen swears out a Jandlora attachment against Christian Hartz for $130 unpaid rent on the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 30 in township 78. BI. Fisher, attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Diedrichsen
Christian Hartz
Strtion
P Township
Janze
L. BI. Fisher
Queen Bee Circle Holds Annual Queen Daughters Meeting
Miss Julia Sohrbeck hosted the King’s Daughters Queen Bee circle in Noling for its annual meeting and officer election. Elected officers are Lender Mrs. Frank Ebbert, Vice Leader Miss Gail Porter, Secretary Miss Alice Creayman, and Treasurer Miss Tlua Muni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Sohrbeck
Queen Bee
King’s Daughters
Noling
Lender
Frank Ebbert
Gail Porter
Alice Creayman
Tressurer
Tlua Muni
Matinee Euchre Club Visits Mrs Clendenin in Moline
Members of the Matinee Euchre club were entertained at the home of Mrs Frank Clendenin in Moline. A six handed euchre match determined first prize for high score awarded to Mrs Brelnnecker. Mrs John Cooper received the cap Bana prize to Mrs J M Farn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clendenin
Moline
Brelnnecker
John Cooper
J. M. Farn
Knights of Pythias Host Dance at Keighta Hall
St George Lodge No 98 Knights of Pythias Mojine invite members and friends to a complimentary dance Friday evening October 14 at the Knights of Pythias hall with music for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Pythias
St George Lodge
Mojine
Keighta of Pythise Hall
Out of business notice from Henry Hintz
Henry Hintz of Big Grass fa announces closure and requests payment of all outstanding bills and debts owed to him, stating he will collect or offset all accounts as he winds down business operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilla
Ime
Henry Hintz
Big Grass
Campaign official not violating civil service rules says
Washington reports Chairman Geo W Long of the Kentucky Republican Campaign committee is not a federal office holder and thus not violating Section 12 of civil service rules prohibiting government employees from soliciting campaign contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geo. W. Long
Kentucky Republican Campaign Committee
Long
Civil Service Rules
Strangers Arrested Selling Clothes Without Permit in Earth
Three strangers in Earth Minnesota were arrested on suspicion of selling clothing at cut prices. After a hearing two were released, while one man named Joe Kelly was held on the charge of selling without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Earth
Minn
Man Dies of Hydrophobia in Chicago After Dog Bite
Chicago October 1 report says Frank Lewis aged 63 of 623 Sheffield Avenue died yesterday from hydrophobia linked to a dog bite five weeks earlier. The dog showed a small wound that became infected, leading to the fatal illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Lewis
Sheffield Avenue
Lewis
Body found on tracks near Hinckley in fatal train incident
A man presumed to be J. J. Olsen was killed on the Great Northern trunk line near Hinckley Minnesota, about three miles from town, Sunday night. The head injury appears to be from a gravel car door, the report states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley
Minn
J. J. Olsen
Former judge indicted in forged note case in Springfield
Grand jury returns indictment against O. B. Trout former police judge for forging a $100 note in the name of E. E Nichols of Trbana bearing the signa ture belog sened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, O
O. B. Trout
Folice
E. E Nichols
Trbana
Belog
Austrian Inspector Visits Duluth on Mines Tour
Baron Charles Helledort Klagenfurt, Austria, surveys mine conditions in Duluth on a tour of inspection. He will proceed to St Louis after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth. Minn
Charles Helledort
Clark Gives $1 Million to FQ Campaign
New York reports that Senator William A Clark donated $1,000,000 to the national Democratic committee for campaign purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
New York
Democratic
William A. Clark
Committee
Boy Attacks Girl in Catnettsburg Incident
In Catnettsburg Kentucky on October 6 Clara Gabriel a five year old girl was attacked by seven year old Jim Stone. Stone is jailed pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catnettsburg
Clara Gabriel
Jim Stone
Stone
Fifth district nominates Captain Hernden for appellate judge
In Lexington Kentucky on an October day the Republican Party of the Fifth district nominated Captain William Hernden for the position of appellate judge. The choice signals the party’s intent to field a strong candidate for the statewide judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Totay
William Hernden
Kentuckian Fatally Shot Near Mekson Kentucky
A report from Georgia received here says Rick Cuttlegame shot a nun named Harding near Mekson at about 7 this morning. Harding, with his wife and two brothers in law, was ambushed along the roadside. He died at the scene. A posse is at the scene and great excitement prevails. Harding was a resident of Jackbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekson
Get
Rick Cuttlegame
Hardins
Ambuss
Harding
Jon Everaoie
Jack- Bon
Charges Cause Fight in Conyers District Politics
A chaotic political scene erupted in Conyers when Republican candidate Z B P Goree accused Congressman Livingston of misconduct prompting Livingston to call Goree a liar. Boyce struck Livingston repeatedly before bystanders intervened as Goree alleged clerk Livingston Jr. saw a raise from $100 to $750 during his Congress tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conyers
Z. BP. Goree
Congress
Fifth District
Livingston
Goree
Boyce
L. F. Livingston
Livingstone
Too Ardent Suitor Is Slain in East Side Tenement
New York reports that Rosa Barbadi, 22, shot and killed Michael Rago after attempting to force affections. She surrendered without resisting, carrying her baby to the police station as she fired the fatal shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mbrs
Rosa Barbadi
Michael Rago
Low fares to the southwest from Chicago agents announce
Low rates to the southwest offer one way tickets for 10.60 to any point in Oklahoma or Indian Territory and many points in Kansas. Reduced rates to Texas and New Mexico. Tickets are second class colonist and go on sale October 4 and 18. Inquire with ticket agent FE A Miller general passenger agent Chicago P L Hinrichs commercial agent Davenport IA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Kansas
Texas
New Mexico
FE. A. Miller
Gen's Pass
Chicago
P. L. Hinrichs
Commercial Agt
Davenport
Royal Select Masons Meet in Columbus
The Grand Council Royal Select Masons held its future session at the Masonic Temple in Columbus with about one hundred Masons in attendance. The sessions continue until tomorrow when the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons begins its annual conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grand Conell
Royal Select Masons
Masonic Temple
Rorre Arch Masons
Republican League convention travel by RT and P to Indianapolis
The RT P will sell Davenport to Indianapolis round trip tickets for the Republican League convention in Indianapolis for October 3rd 4th and 5th with return October 6th at a 39.90 rate. Tickets are good returning October 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican League
Indanapolis
Ind
Indigoapilis
Farmer's Boy Shot to Death in Accidental Gun Mishap
Clarence Hayes, ten year old son of a noted farmer near Minot North Dakota, accidentally shot himself in the left eye with a .22 caliber revolver. The bullet exited the back of his head and he died several hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D. Get
Clarence Hayes
Fresh Dutch Bulbs Now In Stock At Low Prices
Fresh imperation bulbs announced for sale including tulips and assorted colors. Prices start at ten cents per dozen, with a complete stock available.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Theophilus
Miss Minee
Alma Cady
Oratorio
Powers
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Quting
Mrs. Hillhouse
HM S&s Ainsworth
Miss Persis Hunt
Jackson
Wis
F. B. McKeever
St Wu
South Dakots
SS. Crompton
Chicare
Ebt
Winsis
H. J. Sperry
Mollin
Minneapolis
Barington
Dalancot
Genesea
Hemmond Hospital
Harry Smythe
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Mic
Tee
Lanner L. Wilson
Harry Rutherford
Josephine
Topeka
FB. Hurley
Rock Island
Ladies’ Ad Society of the Christian Church
Brooklyn
Eleanor
Pratt Institute of Art
Woman's Guild
Mrs. Fineschriber
F. H. Gardner
Helen Stebbins
T. H. Chesley
Henry County
Roel Island Court
William Oldfield
Prince Hall
Bor
DR. Hennings
Korea
Rock Island Lodge
Quinces
Por Peck
Frank A. Martin
West Second
Mrs. Clendenin
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Indianapolis
Farmer’s Boy
Magnus
Everyman
Fluke's
Lothe Bhthr Parker
New York Casino
Arthur Duan
Sam S. Shubert
Caslue
Fluke’s
Sane
Pournis
RSSEN
W. Second St
Davenport Town
Fidelity Loan Company
Imitedent & Lynde
Roots
Tel
West
Ahrens
T. Ahrens Bottling No
Ripley Si Telephone
Ot Aa
Hineichs Crockert OB
Bit West Second Street
Duggleby Bros
East Third At
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