The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-20
s6s-J acob Kissel. isl at Cambridge

pGJacob Kissel. isl at Cambridge,
Henry county. sick.
BG A number of the plbw shops
blacksmiths are idle.
Ra The Mendelssohn Quintette Club at
the Congregational church this evening.
HaF The corn planter works have shut
down for a while, the Springs sales hay
ing been filed.
sgJudging from remarks made by the
nationals, there will be lively times in the
council the coming year.
pgServices at Reeses Hall tomorrow
at 8 P. M. The preaching will be in Ger
man and probably some of the singing.
RgThe Moline Guards have ordered
caps and blouses which are to cost 3d.
They will appear in this dress on decoration
day.
S9~ DR.. Morey will remove his Office to
| the front room on the second floor IN the
building east of the Revieao Office in few
days.
36Olof Olson has received his com
mission as constable and made 25 cents
yesterday. He says he is on the highway
to wealth now.
HIKittleson's Temperance Billiard
Hall is by far the most pleasant place 10
the city to pass away dull hours. Fifteen
cents game.
sa>Mr. John Hill, of Cincinnati. broth.
er to S. NJ. and c. NJ. Hill, of the tub and
pail factory, is in the city visiting his
brothers.
p9% Reid & Gilmore removed their in.
surance Office furniture from their old of.
flee to a room in the rear of Mapes' bake
ry. They now have a nice Office on the
ground floor.
nal The Gilbert Town beer garden will
commence operations again, for the frs
time this season, to morrow. The Lilly
will transfer the patrons across the river
from the foot of Lynde street.
nsFThere are several streets il
Hits addition that should be or
dered open while the Marshal il
in that business. Mark Lane
particularly, has been opened on the ives
side, aud the east side is still fenced 10 b.
property owners.
ng-Services at the Baptist church a
1880 A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ, tomorrow. The
morning discourse will be an explanation
of Matt 6. l9 "a. The theme in the eve
ming will be Heavenly Treasures. A
these services seats are always free, ant
all are welcome.
, Ha~Wm. II. Henney of the Cambridg
. Chronicle was in Moline this morniu
visiting friends. Mr.. Henney is an oil
friend of the writer's and we are please,
to see him at any time, and hope hi
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they have been 10 the past.
DIr Henry Van Wombeck has resigne
, his position in Mapes's bakery and will z
west next month. He contemplates loca
ting in Golden City, Col, where he wi
= commence business for himself Henri
is possessed OF excellent business qualf
cations, andthere is no doubt of his success
, either in the West or East.
= E9%Easter services at the Congregation
: al church tomorrow. Preaching by th
t pastor at 1920 A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ Tb
g choir will lead the congregation in singin
: and the presence of flowers will indicai
? the Joy and honor we would give to on
risen Savior. All are iAvited to aid 10 tt
e service, and will be made welcome. Jh
e evening service will be like the morning
: GSS A me team OF hoTseS belonging
5, W. Wheelock took a notion to RI
b away with lumber wagon this morning
g They careered up Wells street, leaving II
n hind wheels of the wagon in front of The
S dore Stenger's boarding house and frigh
: ened the horse attached to Otto Schaefer
e delivery wagon so that the wagon WI
J. overturned and the front axle and sprinl
s twisted into a useless condition. M
= " heelock's team was not Injured Dt
/" the wagon damaged to any great extent.