The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
r. r.. Cable and family are home.
ID. w. Heath will be home tonight.
n K;nnaird arrived this moon.

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J. H. Kinnaird arrived this noon.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rodman will be home this
evening.
Sam Heagy, of Hampton, was in the city
to-day. as busy AS ever.
Ed George left for his home in St Louis
last night.
Byron w. Or, the agent of Fay TEN
pleton. was in the city TO day.
r. w. Whilsctt, Presumption spent the
day in the city.
DIR. Christianson leaves for the east to
night
Mr.. Fred Denkman returned from brief
trip to Des Moines, Iowa yes eday.
Miss Lucy Hugging is expected home
from Eureka Springs, Colorado next week
Slas Leas is home from IA trip to Den
yer.
Charlie ONeil returned from Colorado
last night
Capt C. W. Durham is expected home
this evening, from the north
Maj Mckenzie has gone 10 Keokuk and
points on the lower river, on tour of in
spection-
Geo. Platt. quite a celebrated artist
from Chicago, is visiting friends in the
city.
Jennie Garretson, who has been visiting
Miss Leonard in Davenport, left for her
home in Muscaiine, last evening.
Mrs. Nathiel Adams and family left
yesterday to join Mr.. Adams, at Topeka
Kansas.
surprise party was given to viii
Swiier last evening by number of his
friends. the occasion being his 30th birth
day.
Miss Lima f. Zeis. Rock Island NJ a
very agreeable young lady, is visiting our
magic city for her health. Eureka Springs
Echo.
Mr.. f. S. McElherne has gone 10 Chi
cago, and will afterward spend week
or ten days with his parents, at Joliet.
A very pleasant party was given at the
residence of Milo Lee on Moline avenue
last evening.
John O'Niel, of Cable. ILL.,. was in Rock
Island on business yesterday He reports
business good in the little town.
s. A Early, of Wellsville, N. V, was in
the city to-day on his way TO visit friends
in Edgington whom he has not seen for
forty years.
Rev c. c. Harrah, and wife and son, of
Galva, passed through the city to-day on
their way to the camp meeting at Tyndall's
Grove.
A select party is TO be given at the resi-
dence of Mr. John Van Patten, in Daven-
port this evening. to which number of
Rock islanders have been invited.
Geo. FL. Robinson and J. Munger. of the
Rice l. Hooley minstrel party. are at the
Harper making arrangements for the party
to play in this city, Sept. 2d.
Jim Beardsley No 2. and E. Allen re-
turned from Monmouth to-day, where
they have been as witnesses on govern
ment case.
Henry Wheeler, of the firm of Palmer,
Fuller & CO., Chicago, was in the city last
night for few hours on his way to
Dubuque, his former home.
The following families from the lower
end of the city enjoyed the excursion on
the Rock Island and Moline street railway
eompany's line yesterday: nawes Par
sons, Glenn. Watson, Gilmore. Hoffman,
Curtis Gait, Thos. Buford and J. w Blu
ford, and very jolly time they had
Mr.. Herr Maj. Benyard's chief assistant
on the Hennepin Canal survey, was i'm the
city yesterday, and says the survey is to
be commenced as soon as the party can he
made up, and will be put through before
cold weather.
t. j. Sullivan, travelling agent for C. L.
Pritchard's buggy top factory, Dubuque,
which was totally destroyed by fire Thurs
day, was in the city last night on his way
home He was out on his regular trip
through this part of the country, but, of
course. had to stop work on account of the
disaster