The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-09
MOLINE.
Frank HARwooD, Reporter
Office -Harwood's Livery.
ITEMS IN BKIEF.

cent attack of illness. go
i Charles Wheeler will take a trip to'St
i Paul and Minneapolis this week.
i Henry Howard returned last night from
his eastern trip.
4 The remains of Miss Jennie Foues were
taken TO Geneseo yesterday for internlent.
/ The saw mills will have TO be shut dowr
soon on account of the scarcity. of logs. z
! lobe Vangreen has opened his barber
.shop on Rodman avenue.
! Hi Russ has accepted position with
L. S. Wallace.
Mrs. M. G. Gates will open millinery
store soon, on Henry street.
| The long postponed hose race will take
place on Monday evening, s
Miss Louisa Curtis. of Chicago, is in the
city visiting friends and relatives
| S. P. Chase is erecting brick store on
/ Rodman avenue.
Thomas Hines is recovering from his re-
cent accident.
Henry Vanwombeck win return to his
home in Kansas city Monday eut ming.
| Harwood s. Cralle have purchased new
bay team to work on their two seated car
rage.
Wm Channon has takan the position
lately vacated by Iii Russ at Holt & Viii
sons.
W. II. Hatch, of Minneapolis, has ao-
cepted the position of principal in the
west ward school -
1.....af.s,fr1 e.x,1>g5o tl,o Io4a Fad
Waller will be sold at public auction in a
few days -
" The Actives and the Boys in Blue play
match game of base ball tomorrow aft
ternoon at two o'clock
The services at the churches to-day will
be as usual except that at the Baptist there
wiH be no evening service.
What became of The extension of the
street car line in Moline? The public arc
anxious to know. tk
Miss Mary Elliott formerly of Moline
but now of Chicago, is in Moline to spend
her summer vacation.
Robert Rosenquist is seriously i'll with
rheumatisnr 1t is earnestly hoped that he
viii recover.
Joe Duncan. formerly of this city, is
running q large hotel at Henderson. Ken
lucky.
The painting of the exterior of the Keaa
tor House improves that building wonder
fully.
The poodle of the Dispatch again tried
to be funny last night, but he failed in the
attempt, as he generally does.
Miss Jennie Hull gave party to her
numerous friends last evening, at her res
idence.
Andrew Melene foreman Of the lumber
department at Deere & Cos, died on Fri
day and was buried yesterday afternoon.
The -Syivans intend to have a gymnasi-
UNI fixed up in their boat house. They
need something to cultivate their muscle.
The Swedish Olive Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows viii have an excursion to Chicago on
the 15thlof this month. The fare for the
round trip viii be $685..
Telephone books have been distributed
to the subscribers in Moline. and hereafter
in calling. the number should be asked and
not the name.
Lewis Beers, son of William Beers. re
siding in Stewartviile died yesterday of
consumption. The funeral occurs to day
from the family residence at two O'Clock.
p. m.
The Dispatch reporter will please re
member when he is indulging in PERSONAL
ties that there is circumstance connected
with the "little Fanny, business that Inns
not yet been published, so keep cool, Fan
ny 10.
The aged father of A. Anderson, the
East Moline grocer, died early Thursday
morning of old age. The deceased was
ALSO the father of Mrs William Evans
The funeral viii occur Monday afternoon
at two o'clock
Frank Smith has accepted and com
menced his duties as that of a steno-
grapher In the insane hospital at Egin
Frank is one or the young men that Mo
line is proud of, and he has secured fine
p osition.