The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15
MOLINE.

n@Fipest stock of cigars, tobacco and
smokers articles in the city at ii. Hen
necke's tobacco store on Main street. sec
ond door west of Lynde. odtf.
nal. O. O. F.-The members of Mo-
line Lodge, No. 1873, |. .. y. f., are here
by requested to meet at their Lodge
Room on Friday evening. as business OF
Importance is to be transacted.
FL. WERLICH, N. G.
Al. QUICK, Sec. l5dlt
BgThere will be services at st.
Anthony's (Catholic) church at $3.50 o.
clock on next Sunday morning, when about
90 children will make their first COM
munion. Vespers at O'Clock in
the afternoon. The services will be con-
Quoted by Father Greve.
B@If the Peoria & Rock Island road
would run a special train to Peoria and
return on the Fourth OF July.
large number of friends of the Sylvan
Boat Club would no doubt take
advantage of the occasion and attend the
boat race there on that day.
HD~ The new foundry to be erected al
the Union Malleable Iron Works will be Of
brick, and GO by ITO feet, and work will
be commenced as soon as the plans are
completed. MIR. G. S. Ellis, one of the
proprietors, is the architect. and he is now
busily engaged perfecting the plans OF the
bnilding.
BBnFrom careful estimates made from
the number of tickets sold and the number
of people who were admitted Oh com
plimentary tickets and otherwise, it is be-
III IL
visited the Water Power Co.'S island OF
Sunday, the 4th, during the grand Turner
festival
ga~The following tramps were furnished
with lodgings at the calaboose last night
Frank Dubois, aged 80, France.
Lewis Kinsmel, aged %, Germany.
Chas. Sieg, %,
Tom Olson, . %, Norway.
Robert Dale. g 4S, Massachusetts
| They were all discharged by Magistrate
Swander this morning.
Photographs of the members OF thu
central committee of the late Turner les
tival have been taken, and Wittick. the ar
fist, has posted the pictures Oh extra card
used for the pictures of the members Q
the late Methodist conference, for at tn
bottom of the card is printed the words
Mem bers of the Central Illinois Nj. L
| Conference" 1t is considered good jok
on the conference-or the central commits
tee.
D@Pete Munger has struck his forte
dog slayer. He says that every evenin
after going home he takes piece of wir
or rope and rolling it up in the shape G
a lasso throws it for the head of the Doc
house cat, and, to use his own word.
mine times out of ten [ snake the win
right out of that cat" If Pete will q
this to about 5000 dogs in this city he wi
have the thanks of large majority of OF
citizens.
ESg Some time ago THE ARGUS calle
attention to the fact that the pile of brio
and the shanty, on Lynde street, Just we
of the Keator House block, was nuisanc
and gave that street a very unsightly a.
pearance. The idea was picked up al
used by the Union and Gazette, and Il
city council declared the obstruction
nuisance and ordered that it be remove
, and on yesterday Street Com'r Snallbe
commenced the work The cost ofremo
ing the obstruction viii be charged to N
; Keator, who owns the brick and shanty.
B@~As announced in this paper, t
t laying of the corner stone of the ne
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church too
place at clock this afternoon. 4 larl
number of people of all denomination
attended and witnessed the ceremonie
e which were carried out according Il
following programme: