The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-13

w G. Morris is rusticating in the north
Squire Warner, of Henry county, was in
the city to-day.
A heater has been placed in the board OF
education room.
The ''street corner bum" has deserted his
post
The Dispatch office sale occurs to-mor-
row.
Frank Hartzell and wife, of Topeka,
Kansas, arrived in the city this morning
on short visit with friends.
Mrs. G. III. Gleason and daughter leave
tomorrow morning for Chicago, to be
gone several days.
Ell. w. Hyde is mourning the loss of his
dog Ring" who disappeared on Satur-
day. He thinks he may be dead as he was
over IA years old. He was great pet of
the family and is sadly missed
The repairs of the boilers in the basement
of the Keator House have not as yet been
completed, and this cold snap has caught
them at bad time. They however
'.arose to the emergency" and have had
stoves substituted.
The reason. of some of our subscribers
not getting their paper before Sunday
morning was that it, in some way. got mis-
carried and did not arrive until about 8
o'clock on Saturday evening, too late to
be delivered
The extreme change in the weather dur
ing the past few days has made all bust
ness except that of the stove and coal
dealers decidedly dull.
Anyone not getting their paper regularly
will confer favor by reporting the same
at headquarters.
Twenty two degrees above zero this
morning; quite change from Saturday
when it was "A degrees, and one which we
all feel.
Miss Spaulding the young lady hooked
by the cow, is doing as well as could be
expected. She was sitting up
a little to-day, but she will never recover
from the injuries received.
Elsewhere will be found notice of the
L. o. A. I. neck tie sociable which occurs
on Thursday evening. Our citizens should
make it a point to attend, as they VIII not
only enjoy good time but win also be
helping along good cause
Wanted at once, at 222 restaurant, two
dining room girls, one cook and one cham
Der maid. Is ct
j. w. War; received letter to-day ad-
dressed to ''Plow Co.. Ill. and it came
from the east. It's reaching this place thus |
addressed, shows plainly that this city is |
veil known as pillow centre.
Several loud reports were heard yester-
lay afternoon, evidently coming from the |
anal, and were probably some blasts that |
we're left over from the day previous
Ed Knell means business. He now of |
ers for sale his entire stock of household |
.oods including two hard coal stoves,
hree wood stoves, carpets, furniture, etc. |
lust be sold at once, as he intends leaving |
or the west soon. A bargain is now of |
cred to any one wishing to purchase Call
t his residence on Illinois street, between |
Sass and Salter.
The Z. o. A L. society will give neck
lie sociable and supper at Odd Fellows |
all over Richards q Sohrbecks drug store
n Thursday evening next. Admission
. cents, and supper, including necktie,
0 cents. All are invited. Nov13-2td.
The first death report in three weeks
as handed to DR.. Dunn to-day, that of
Lrs. Annie Dorothea Forsberg, aged % |
ears, who died this morning of puerperal
ever at the family residence on First
treet. Notice of the funeral will be made
GREATER.
Mr.. Sam Haley for the Road Cart Co.,
esires to return thanks to Dr. Cook for
is liberal advertisement of their cart. In
he regular way the same would have cost
lem at least $50. The matter has finally
cached the Chicago Times and has been
ublished. The Doctor says HE has
ashed his hands of the whole affair" . If
e would only continue they would proba-
y pay him salary.