The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-18

apsehce hlchards ~ Schorbeck will issr,
burial permits.
G. w. Phillips, state lecturer of tho =
.. A. t. society, was on Monday nomi
mated by few of the temperance leador.
as their candidate for sheriff in place 49,.
| w. II. Edwards, resigned Mr.. Pbiu;n,
proposes to take the stump Immediately
Emil Heinbeck, the First ward drng1i..
is moving into his new quarters lust wo.'
of Klattenhoff's store, he has very co,.,
modious quarters.
| Miss Emma Anderson, formerly of,
Shredder dry goods store, has accepto5
position behind the counter at the % con.
store
Gilpin Moore has just moved into ii.
new Moline avenue residence.
The Moline report was received at H..
office at o'clock last evening, the stro,.
car driver this time depositing it in ,ba
Duty UntOn's box instead Of the Amer.
as he should have done,
Any of our subscribers failing to c..
their paper at the usual time will confer ,
favor by reporting the same at the ARer.
headquarters. If the boys fail to do tboir
duty, we will get some that will
The little child of the Swedc womo,
Mrs. J. A. Ellison, who died At tbe p
1. and P. depot on Monday evening. wac
buried to-day.
The repairs on the Congregation,
church are now about completed, the frs.
services will be held on Sunday next
Dahms & Holland took an excursion oe
land buyers into northern Iowa last even.
ing.
Eliza May Peters aged three weeks, djcl
at the residence of her parents on HanH
street on Monday of congestion of The
stomach.
Peter Leaf was arrested last evening for
being drunk and whipping his wife H.
gave security for his appearance before
Squire Mapes at o'clock this Afternoon.
Wilson, Ross &, Haley the cast manu-.
facturers will not lease the old Moin,
House, as was contemplated. but will in
stead buy grounds of the Moline Power
Company and erect a suitable building
thereon. 1t is understood that Mr.. Wilson,
of the firm, has offered to put $10,0O0mor
into it.
''The Pirates of Penzance" was presen.
ted by the Fay Templeton opera company
at Wagoner's theatre last evening to a de-
cidedly slim house, but the management
made great mistake IN not securing The
Hazel Kirk dramatic company for til.
opening, as opera does not take in this
city.
G. H. WoOlsey, of the 80 cent store
while in attendance at the opera last even.
ing was taken suddenly i'll with a conges,
tive chill, to which he is subject, and hal
to be conveyed to his home in a helpless
condition. He is better to day, but still
confined to the house.
The question is again asked, why not
have boat landing at the foot Of Lind
street? The echo answer is ''Why notz7
One of the essential things that Molincnow
lacks is a good boat landing and as
channel is to be cut in the slough why NOT
have good landing for boats? This !,
something much needed and a thing that
will be appreciated by our citizens. It's
hoped this matter will receive the serious
attention of the proper parties.
A distressing sight was witnessed at the
C. r. I. & P. depot Monday evening. Mrs.
Ehlison Swede woman, who could not
talk English, got off the train, and with her
two children went into the passenger depot
where shortly afterwards the younges.
child died She was on her way to Por
Byron where her husband lives, she HAVING
come direct from Sweden. She and le
child were taken in charge by Undertake.
Burgstrom, and Mr.. Ehlison telegrapl@
to at the aOove named place.
Geo. Parker, who drives Bedar. Woods
lime wagon, was arrested this morning ane
taken before Squire Mapes on warran'
sworn out charging him with having aId
violent hands on one Frank Swartzen-
burg, man who is subject to fits, anu
who undoubtedly caught Gifts" for a re"
minutes directly after calling the defendan'
several hard names, which, for the average
American citizen, is hard to take, but the
Squire thought differently, and assessed
fine of $3.50, including cost, which VS.
paid.
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