The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-16
MOLINE.

b8-Meeting of the Moline medical
society this evening at DIR. Morey's Office.
NrWells street again. This time it
assumes the appearance of an designation
house. Go slow boys.
AB-A boy, named King. about Is years
of age, was among this mornings trampF.
He was advised to go east.
mari lendenin & Martins drug store
was closed to-day on account of the death
of Mrs. William Clendenin.
n0John Haden was arrested for being
drunk and disorderly yesterday, and
Judge Swander fined him SIS and costs.
Paid.
DarA. P. Fisk will paint Armory Hall
on the north and front side and the build
ing adjoining with white paint as soon as
the carpetner work is completed.
EGrProfessor Richards delivereda the
last of his course of three lectures at the
| Congregational church last evening The
attendance throughout was light. and the
militia company will hardly clear expenses.
n@-Poll tax collector Meese will have
about 40 delinquents up before the justice
this week. 1t is surprising how the
amount is increased when entered upon
the Justices record book.
RIrThe Louisiana contrabands will ap-
pear at Timm's Hall tomorrow evening.
This troupe introduces some new features
10 their performances aside from the old
plantation melodies which make it very
Interesting.
B6rLevi D. Groom will start west in O
few days in search of location in which
to practice his profession. Mr.. Groom IL
possessed of more than ordinary ability
and with close application may occupy ar
enViable position in his chosen profession
THE law.
R@-Mr. E. Erbst left to-day, 10 com
! pany with K. j. Lindstrom, justice o
the peace from Lynn Centre, Henry coun-
ty, for Cambridge, where he will appear a
witness against a young man named
August Jot, whos was arrestedi in Lynn
short time ago for stealing pocket book
t and was caught in Moline by Mr. Erbs
, with the book in his possession. He wa
; released by Magistrate Swander at tn
! time, but afterwards, he returned TO Lynn
D was arrested, made confession, and wa
{ held for trial Mr.. Erbst went to Roc
Island this forenoon and took the after
,, noon train for mbridge. Mr.. Lindstrou
is the justice to whom Jot made his con
tession.
Obituary,
Yesterday morning at u o'clock, Mrs
. Rachel Z. Clendenin, wife of William
Clendenln, departed this life. a victim t
that terrible disease, consumption. Sh
has been patient sufferer for nearly
4 year, during which time travelling and tn
best medical attendance has failed t
afford her any relief She was native {
New York, columbia county and wa
r born April 26th, l847; removed to Mol
e rison, llls,, in 1857; married MIR. Cler
;. denim in that place in April 1867, and r,
moved to Moline in 1878. She leaves wit
n her husband three children to mourn he
: loss. aged respectively four, seven an
4 nine years. the two eldest boys. and th
youngest girl. There will be q tuners
{ service at her late residence on Herr
: street this evening at o'clock, and th
o remains will be taken on the w. Z. 1872
), train to Morrison, His, for intermen
. The loss OF this estlmable lady will be fe
throughout this community, who will ais
y deeply sympathize with the bereave
e husband.