The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23


stand,
Frank Hall, formerly of HaVerly's
minstreIs. but now with Billy Arlington"
is in the city looking after the interests of
his company.
Fancy slippers, all styles at Carse &
Reticker's.
Thomas 4. JOHNSON has bean ap-
pointed to the vacancy on the police force
occasioned by Ofiesr Bollman's with
dragal
-Matrimony is popular this month. and
if reports are true, the number OF appli~
cants will be increased before the new
year arrives
w. Eckles. of Richlaud Grove, one
of the prosperous farmers of that section,
was 10 tho city Thursday and favored THE
ARGUS with a call.
Choice candies. toys and all sorts OF
fancy Christina goods at q. Z. TayIor's
1905 Second Avenue. at loto prices.
John Wilke, who was Jared while
coupling cars 10 the Rock Island & Peoria
yard, on Tuesday night, is doing as well as
could be expected.
-Col. F. Bridgeman. paymaster U. S.
army, was registered at the Harper House
yesterday. He is accom- panied by Mr.. H.
G. Fuller, his clerk
Notions. fresh and stylish, just what
you want for Christmas goods. at Wivill's.
"A fine display of Holiday Slippers
az Carse & Reticker's. These goods are
of the very latest styles and at as low
prices st can be had elsewhere for the
same class Of goods.
There will be meeting OF the Irish
Land Leage at Norris Hall next Sunday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All citizens desi
rous of becoming members should attend
The PIows Works Brigade will have
their dance at Turner Hall Wednesday
evening Dec. 90 The boys wilI3have an
enjoyable party-they always do.
William Grab am and Melvin Myers,
had some difficulty which was settled be-
fore Justice Chopper. by o division of
costs. The blame swas about Lequally
divided.
G. Dolls, dolls. dolls, not second hand or
soiled goods, sbut all new and fresh, at cost
at c. G. Taylor's 1905 Second Avenue.
The Third Ward Hose Company, had
sociable at the company headquarters.
on Tuesday evening. Oysters and coffee
were served and pleasant time had by
all who were present.
An elegant assortment of ladies fine
shoes. all styles, at bottom prices, at'.Carse
and Reticker's.
On Wednesday, County Clerk Don
alison issued marriage licenses TO John
W. Temple and Miss Katy SchuelI of
Moline, and Amasa'Space and Miss Sarah
A. Waldman, OF Bowling
The Moline l. o O. f. will give a
social and dramatic entertainment at the
hall OF Manufacturer Lodge. oD Christ
mas night. George Waters, of the y. s.
Engineers Office is oRs Of the leading
spirits.
Clarence White, for six years press
man in Sam Kennedys office, Moline. and
now foreman of that department. was
married last evening to Miss Hattie Pha..
REM. of that city, The ceremony was by
Rev Geo. z. Linfeld, of the Baptist
church.
-Don's forget TO cak At Carse &
Reticker's for holiday slippers. The
finest assortment in the CITY.
The ball of St. Joseph's Society at
Armory Hall last evening was a very en-
ioyable affair. Aster served one of his
beat suppers and everybody was satisfied
This society slyaysi do have pleasant
dances. and the affair last eyening was. as
is usual, creditable to the gettefs up.
The finest display of toys, sleds and
all variety of fancy goodg at &C Taylor.s.
1905 Second Avenue. These goods are
first elssg and will be sold cheap.
The Rev. Father Mackin of st. Jo-
seph's church has purchased the residence
now occupied by DIR. French. and will ct
it up as a school for girls, 1t is also con
TEN plated to build school house for boys
on land nov owned by the church society.
directly in rear of tbs church.
Fine .dress goods. elegant patterns.
just the thing for a Christmas present Of
willis old stand
President Weyerhauser of the Mis-
sissippi Logging company, is in the Chip
peEa piperies for the purpose of looking
orer tie soppapies interest which he sol
faithfully represeIts. The company will
largely extendtheir logging opera tions this
winter. and have already eoupietaa
contracts with several parties to put in
upwards of 500, 900 of logs.
Gov, Sprague held consultation with
Gen, Butler. his counsel. and it twas de-
e;ded to file a eross-libel against Kate. in
which lie will charge her with adultery
with Roscoe GoSkling, infdelity, desertion
and squandering his property. The trial
Of these suits will furnish the Rnoie nation
with all the gossip it can consume during
the next year.
Milton Brown. for some time the
courteous and energetic reporter of the
Gazette, for Rock islands and Moline
sewers hia connection With that paper To-
day. ] He will be suecaeded by Ar. Marsh.
who comes with ample experience in the
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