The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-26

nH~Abbott concert, CONGREGATIONAL
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. 2S
rag Mrs. John Holt Is reported very i'll
with heart disease.
R9The gas party triumphed at the
library board meeting Saturday evening.
s9rAbbott concert, Congregational
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
A@The commissioned officers are or
dered out for drill by Col. Butler, at Armo,y
Hall, to night.
EgFive secret lodges, composed of Odd
Fellows, Druids and Workmen, will hold
a union sociable in Dunn's Hall, Wednes
day, Dec. 5th.
nA-Mrs. Mary Frazier has lain very
sick for few very days at her residence
on Edwards street. She was reported
better yesterday.
DgAbbott concert, Congregational
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. 2S.
nGH Thanksgiving services will be held
10 the Congregational church next Thurs
day morning at 10 O'Clock. Rev. u. L.
Linfeld wilt deliver the address.
RA+The tramps who were entertained
at. the city's expense over Sunday, re-
marked this morning that they would have
some boots before they left Moline. Look
out for them.
RGrThe Nj. E. church was crowded last
evening to hear President Evans, of He'd
ding college He handled the temperance
question from financial stand point, and
produced some very able arguments.
E~After short address by Rev. Lin
field upon Sunday school matters yester
day, the Baptist society lifted collection
of $40 for Sunday school expenses. This
is pretty good for these hard times.
Abbott concert. Congregational
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
BG-Binding of every description done
at close figures at THE ARGUS bindery
All kinds of printing cheaper than else
where in the three cities. First class work
guaranteed. If
EI John Baston was arrested Saturday
night for being drunk aud wandering aim-
essly around town. This morning Magis
trate Swander fined him S. and costs He
stated that he lived at Carbon Cliff, and
was let off on promise to send the money
within week
RrNels Gustaffson, Swede man who
lives on the bluff and works at Dimock,
Gould 4 CO. s, was picked up out of the
gutter last night in drunken stupor, where
he had fallen and cut his forehead on the
rocks. Officer Olson took him to Dr.
Morey and had the bruises dressed, after
which he was taken home. A more sorry
looking sight would be hard to imagine.
RGIn justice to Or. Vessel, it should
have been stated in the article in Satur-
days ARGUS relating to the corpse which
had remained uuinterred several days
awaiting the attending physician's certik
cate of death, that he last saw the patient
ou Oct. oath. and that the death occurred
Nov. l6. As far as can be ascertained uc
blame for this outrage on decency attaches
to any physician.
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church, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
, nApAmong Eve tramps which were
before Magistrate Swander this morning
. was Geo. Henry Robinson. boy Is years
of age He says he was brought out II
Winterset, Iowa, about a month since, By
the ehildren's home society of New York
and was hired out to man at that place
with whom he remained but two days
when he started on the tramp. When ht
was given some breakfast, he said it wal
the first he had tasted for three days.
eG-Mrs. Calentzky. wife of William
! Calentzky, died this morning at 10 o'clocl
in the 5Tth year of her age, at her resi-
dence on Main street. She has beon sicl
for six weeks. and for the past four day
has been gradually sinking. until this morn
ing when the end came Affection OF tn
spine is tie reported cause of her death
, Funeral Wednesday, Nov 2sth, at O.
clock P. NJ The remains will be interret
in Riverside cemetery Mr.. Calentzk,
has the sympathy of a large circle 0
friends in his bereavement
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church, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.