The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-10
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

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| There was no business done in the
circuit court this morning, although Judge
Peasants was in attendance.
Justice Hayden, on Wednesday. per-
formed the marriage ceremony for Mr..
Charles Peter Of Rock Island. and Miss
Mary Loudon of South Rock Island.
| "A special dispatch from j. S. Drake,
to Mr.. J. FL. ore. states that b. ID.
Buford of this Getty and Charles Dunbar,
of Geneseo. will represent the Sixth Dis
trict at Cincinnati. Good enough.
| Tho Home Study Association will
hold its first annual reception, at o'clock
this evening at the Central Presbyterian
church. a most excellent programme has
been arranged.
| An excursion chiefly of Swedes came
in this morning at 8 o'clock from Gales
burg over the @. B. & Q. railway. Most
of them went up to the Augustana (Swe-
dish) college.
| We have much pleasure in stating
that the Rev. DR.. j. A. P. McGaw of
lUrbana, Ohio, has accepted the call to be
come pastor of the Central Presbyterian
Church of this city.
/ The city is full of excursionists to-day
and the place looks lively. This is always
pleasant to observe and visitors should be
encouraged. Every person coming into a
place spends something. and however
trlfing that something may be, it helps in
the aggregate.
There will be a meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Associa-
tien on Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock, at
the residence Of Mrs. M. B. Hayes, Presi>
dent of the association. when business of
importance will be brought up.
w. K. Power. living two and halt
miles south of Edgington. came to police
headquarters to-day and made complaint
that team OF horses. brown and bay.
together with saddle and bride, were
stolen from his barn last night. He could
give no clue except that stout man had
been seen in the neighborhood.
Judge s. S. Guyer, has received the
license from Geo. Ell, Harlow,
lSecretary of State of Illinois for the
seven commissioners to open books for til e
Subscription to the Rock Island Mutual
Building, Loan and Savings Association,
4 meeting will shortly be called, when
the committee now preparing the by~lsws
are ready to report.
Jack Carson was arrested by DEPUTY
Marshal German on Wednesday night, for
personating policeman and srresting q
citizen named Albert Fl. Dodge and com.
hitting assault and battery on the same
Two counts were entered against him
before Justice Hayden to- day. one being
a city case and the other against the state
In each case he was fined $40 and costs
and in default committed. Carson is vel
known and about once year, does some
thing of this kind.
Hayes. Cleaveland & Strong received
q letter this morning from Mr.. d. T
Titoomb. formerly of this city. but now OF
Punka City. Col. notifying them that he
had his right hand badly smashed a few
days ago. Mr.. Titcomb was fortunate
enough to take out an accident policy in the
Travellers, with Hayes sCleaveland &
Strong. just before he left here which will
come in very handy to him now.
DIR. Plummer sued Paulson Bros
before Justice Hayden today for Sl2C
tho price of horse which he soldithen
for 10000 bricks which they failed tC
r deliver. They admitted not having made
the delivery as specified aud judgement
was entered against them Mr.. VIM
Jackson. of Sweeney. jackson & Walker
appeared for DR.. Pummer. ami Capt, J.
J. Parks appeared for Defendants, The
amount of the sjuder ent was ssrnisheed
By ether psItits-
Irvine Moore, whose business is to
Justice Cforper on Wednesday evening
} charged wish assault, Mrs. Mary Hanna
wife Of Andrew Hanna. Marshal Miller
and Deputy Marshal German, made thu
arrest 1t appears the defendant eplarg
I ed boys picture bat it did rot give salts
faction and part payment was refused. hs
then tried TO get possession of the picture
and pushed tie woman against hot stove
and made trouble generally, so that The
neighbors came in. The case was CON
tiDued till 10 clock this morning Mr.. J
P Taylor, going Moore's bail. This morn
ing Moore was fined $40 and costs which
he paid.
Peter or Pit Lanstrom of Moline
owed Mr. Chas. Hodgson S. for insurance
on his house and had given his note; to-
day he took up his note and obtained 81 sc
, besides in order to pay taxes. giving te
Mr.. Hodgson an order 90 Keator & Sons
, for 81 so. The order was repudiated by tbs
, Grm on which it was drawn, as Lanstron
had nothing owing to him, though be
works for them. Lanstrom, instead o.
paying his taxes got drunk, and instead
, of explaining matters to Judge Chopper
got matters more mixed. and Marsha
Miller, put him in Jail till he gets sober.
MIR. Loeb, clothier, Oh Second avenue
! was on Wednesday victimized by mar
, who said his name was VIM. Hennsler
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