The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-09
u.s. Bulk oysters at Nason's,
sSEThe ice men look cheerful to day.

HsasBulk oysters at Nasons,
n%The ice men look cheerful to day.
sSEEd, Knox's mother is reported
better.
psEPreaching at the M. Il. church this
evening.
Z nsa- Nice eating apples, cigars, nuts and
caramels at Nason's.
nGrLevi Groom has sent word that he is
stopping at Kansas City, Mo.
n9-Mr, Chas. Reese has been quite
sick for few days, butts getting better.
n9H. Fl. Grover has gone to Wilton
Junction, Iowa. to visit a sister who is
quite sick.
nss~Masouerade suits at Hannecke's for
the dance at Timm's Hall next Tuesday |
evening, (7d5T.l |
R9SmaIl boys with sleds unfinchingly |
faced the storm and rode down hill to-day. |
1t is not often we have snow and when it |
comes it must be utilized at whatever cost.
ma. Don't forget to stop at Bucks this
evening or to morrow and regale yourself
with one of those 'boss cigars" Call in
the morning and read over the latest news.
HGThe last complaint against DR.. Me-
Kinnie was brought because DIR. Vessel
saw the latter's horse in front of house
aud subsequently got glimpse OF baby
through the window of said house.
I~At the meeting of the ILL., Grand
Lodge A. o. U. w. in Ottawa, W. @,
Morris was elected Grand Overseer and
Messrs, Coffeen, Titcomb and Boyington
representatives to the Supreme Grand
Lodge.
BsA-A W. U. freight engine was thrown
| from the track this morning near Barnard
& Leas' shop by the displacement of a
switch. 1t took them from until s
clock to get it on sgain, We were unable
J to learn who was to blame for the accident
as one man laid it upon another and he
upon third and so on. No great amount
of damage was done.
EG~L. B. Mapes has resigned his posi-
ton as postal clerk on the G. B. Il Q. rail-
! road and will devote his time to the man
D agement of the bakery business which be
|. recently purchased of j. NJ Cbristy. Mr..
Mapes is we'll known in Moline, has many
friends and business experience which
+ admirably fits him for the place, and with
these qualifications he cannot fail to make
Q a success in his new venture.
bF Michael Carson, + Charles Brown
and Henry Watt were arrested by special
q policeman George Wittick assisted by A,
j. Smith the first two for fighting and the
o latter for interfering when the others were
T. being arrested. They were all hackmen
=. from Davenport or Rock Island and had a
party of loose characters of both sex taking
u in the city. Magistrate SEander fined
IS Carson and Brown SIS and costs, each, anG
10 Watt IS including costs. Carson u Watt
4 paid and Brown left his hack at Harwood'
:. livery stable as security.
Religious.
Preaching at the Baptist church to
ID morrow at 1920 a. NJ. and P. M.
ut Bible school at the close of the morning
D. service and social meeting at the close o
:, the evening preaching service,
= Morning subject: "One thing tho1
10 lackess," In the evening the subject vii
IT be ''Christ's purpose on earth"
ar To these services an invitation is ex
! tended to all.
The morning subject of Rev. E.
Il Barnard, of the Congregational church
at will be Labor and Harvest" and tn
4 evening subject, Excuses" Sunda
school at IL o'clock Dung peoples mee
= ing at $50 o'clock in the evening. A
6 Services as usual at the NJ E. church
D. preaching by the pastor at at 1880 A. \
~ and P. NJ. The usual o'clock temper
:" ance meeting will be conducted by Rev
81 g. r. Palmer, of Rock island Your
90 people class meeting at 6P. NJ.
at Arrangements have been made to col
;. tinue the union revival meetings at til
" Congregational church next week. Re
Linfeld will preach Monday evening. Re
ed Barnard Tuesday, Rev. Haney Wedne
re-. day and Ravs. Merrill, of Davenport ar
:, Palmer, of Rock Island, Thursday ar
Friday evenings, The interest in the
oi meetings is increasing.
ere Number -Four.
ny OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH J
AIS CITY OF MOLINE, Illinois. :
is- February 8. 1878. = J
to L. E. Fish. City Marshall
70; At special meeting of the Board
,en Health, held February. 1878, the follo'
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that all cases of violation
the health ordinance coming to the knol
or ledge of this Board shall be reported
ity the Secretary of the Board to the CT
IF Marshal, with the names of the witness
for prosecution.
al In accordance I hereby report: =
The Thos Gait, of Rock Island for not repol
be ing birth: witness, Martin Schillinge
a Also. DR.. P. L. McKinnie, for san
- offense; witnesses, James Lewis and WI
w Lewis. j. W. MoREY.
q Secretary Board of Health.
M In accordance with the above the Ma
ote shall made complaint to Magistrate Swa
ia der, received the proper papers and g
'n0 rested DR.. McKinnie yesterday afternoo
to When taken before the court DR.. McKinn
gh asked to be informed of the specific char
,rv and particular case upon which he was
.ha be tried. No one could tell; both tt
witnesses cited by the board of healt
OF were 10 court but said no birth had occurs
ere in their families, and McKinnie was. di
ply charged.
IVA For SALE.-The entire outfit of Il