The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03

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national tournament at Chicago this fall.
Il, There win be picnic at Gilbertown on
Sunday. the weather pefmitfingJ JIf
/ Melvin SALISBURY l. working for Deere &
Co, at Council Bluffs. -
I Mark Hauberg was in the city yesterday
ON business.
Herman Dick ID home again for few
days,
James Shaw and family leave this even-
ing for Waukegan. to spend the Summer.
E. T. Hood WIN soon remove his grocery
| stock into the building formally occupied
| by Mapes 8 Co, on Main street 3..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. nm entertained a
party OF their friends last evening at their
residence.
Geo. Whittick arrived from New Mexico
yesterday morning on q visit to friends and
relatives.
Lyman Gregory, formerly of Moline but
now of st. Louis, is in the city on bust
| ness. elia
The whist club has disbanded for the
season, but win re-organize again when
winter makes its appearance.
| nT The mission band of the Baptist church
will hold its, next sociable on Tuesday
evening, at the residence of Phillip Kean.
The Rev. A M. Levan of Salina, Kan
| sas, will deliver lecture in the Swede
Methodist church te-morrow evening.
Both saw mills are well supplied with
logs and win be all summer a gratifying
| fact for the lumbermen.
| a. Wallace Mace is superin tendent of G..
Gregory g. Co.'s saw mill at Rexford.
Missouri is
Deere, Mansur Co. have received q
heavy shipment of lumber from Helena,
Arkansas. sa
Mason 8 Velie's stone quarry at LcClaire
is very productive. The firm have already
all the orders for stone that they can tend
to. a.
Temple No. 81, of the q. o. A T. de.
cidsd at their meeting last evening, to have
an excursion TO Sterling, on the Fourth
of July. Ssa
1t is rumored that one of the teachers in
the High School building win change
school teaching for welded bliss in the
near future. e.va4 I...s a.a9s r. z..,,a..
Frank Gunen, q Moline boy, is clerking
in q boot and shoe house : at Omaha, and
his many friends in Moline viii be glad to
hear of his success. -ssas-y ..s..a.,,.,.
The wedding presents that Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan McKinnie received. were numerous
and costly, The welded pair win, for the
time beng, reside with the brides mother.
DR.. Dunn lost valuable. case of surgi
cal instruments yesterday. The case had
his name on and whoever finds it viii
know who the owner is.
Public examinations win be held in, al
the schools on Wednesday next. The pub
lie are cordially invited to 60 and see
what the pupils have done during the pas
school year. -aasAsa 5xsl
p There is no prospect of strike I'm Mo
line at the present time ALI the men al
the shops seem satisfied and contented.
and there is no disturbing elements what
ever. SOL
Those interested in the monument pro-
ject have received encouragement from all
whom they have talked to about it, and
| the prospects are that the old soldiers will
have monument in Riverside before
long. @*s.a $ sasf z5sess ~ j..
A bet was made yesterday between two
prominent republicans in this city of $50,
one of them wagered the above amount
that Morris would not be elected and the
other took him. sd has !4s,T
J. ID. johnson and Miss Lydia Colson
| win be united in marriage at the residence
of the brides parents on Henry street this
evening. g The prospective bride is a
daughter Of G. J. Colson, the Henry street
grocer.
What is Moline going to do towards
having Fourth of July celebration 1t
has been suggested that the military COM
panies have a sham battle on Sylvan
Island. There was sham battle in Mo-
line some years ago that was considerable
of what the name Indicated ~
1t is reported that the Keator Lumber
Co. is contemplating building dredge
oodt- me nave . constant use Iof one,
Hitherto they have been hiring from the
government, to have their part of the pond
dredged. g
7. Boyd lKuetzar, the genial foreman of
Porter's printing Office, was united in the
holy bonds of wedlock on Thursday even
ing to Miss Lizzie Cleland. The wedding
occurred in Muscatine and the nuptial knot
was tied by the Rev g. F. Linfeld Of that
city. The happy couple returned to Mo-
line yesterday morning and win continue
to reside here. May success and prosper
ity be with the joyous couple forever
more. ~ asaaa
Coroner Morris arrived from Peoria
Thursday evening at IL o'clock and left at
six yesterday morning for Andalusia to
hold an inquest on the body of John
Temple. the cook who went down on the
Jennie Gilchrist last October. An account
with II. n. Gilchrist & Co, of Rapids City,
was found on his body which establishes
his identity beyond . doubt. The body was
bloated almost beyond recognition.I
e A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. "a