The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-26
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
By ARaus-HrED REPORTERS FOR THE ARGUS.

Have you voted?
W. M. Glenn, of Monmouth, son of
Judge Glenn, is in the city.
A. NJ. Stearns, of Joliet, is at the Har
per House.
John Hallenbaeck, well known New
York travelling man, is in the city.
Lew Oherhauser, of Peoria, is 'smil-
ing" on his friends here to-day.
Robert Lee, of Cable, was in the city
to-day.
Try Buffalo Mead, at Thomas j23-6t
Fourteen prisoners are in the county
iail-twelve male and two female
The examinations Of the Catholic
schools, Davenport, are in progress.
The "Cannan Ball" was 40 minutes late
this morning
A man was in town, Yesterday, trying
to secure location for cat show.
Chicago Church Choir company to-
morrow night.
Mems workingshoes 95 cents, at Carse
s. Reticker's.
Miss Alice Sigerson leaves for Cincin-
natl, tonight. to be absent several months.
For awnings, tents, etc, apply to G. Fl.
Young, No III Main street Davenport.
may2d3m
The Jail is being calcimined. The
prisoners are made to do the work in the
cells.
E H. Guyer sold lot in his subdivis-
ion to-day to Mr.. |. Allen. of Gable.
The IRON moulders have a grand picnic
at Brooks grove on the 9TH of July
Zeis is selling straw hats at what they
cost him at wholesale.
Mr. and Mrs, Sylvester Watts, who
have been visiting W. H. Judge, viii go
down on the Pittsburg, to st Louis.
their home
Christ Mueller was before magistrate,
Monday afternoon, charged with beating
his animals. He plead poverty, etc, and
the liberal hearted justice let him off with
So and costs.
Z=is will offer for sale from now until
July 9Th all or any part of his goods at a
great reduction to sell out. as he will then
discontinue here and remove from the
city
The procession on the Fourth will be
one of the grandest ever witnessed in
Rock Island
The Vetter -Tindall case has been set
tied. Tindall agrees to destroy his dam,
and Vetter to abate his ditch.
The town board was in session all day
Monday al the city clerks office. waiting
for aggrieved Taxpayers to make their
appearance. No changes OF any conse.
quence were made.
H. D. Mack, agent of the c., B & @,
goes to Chicago, tonight. where he will
meet his wife and family, who come. we
hope, to stop in Rock Island permanently
On Monday Nicholas Donnivert made
application for saloon license. His ap-
plicatiOn awaits the approval of the
mayor.
The Turner's hold special meeting to-
morrow evening, to decide whether they
will participate in the celebration on the
Fourth
The Broadway church and Sunday
school will give picnic at Credit Island,
next Thursday The attendance promises
to be large. The boat will make two
trips in the forenoon-9; $50 and 1890.
Swan YOungren, at the corner of Ninth
street and Fourth avenue, has one of
the handsomest signs in the city. 1t
was painted by David Loffer, the well
known painter 1t represents swan on
a beautiful river sporting, and having a
fine time. Many deserving compliments
have been passed upon it.
The ladies of Trinity church will hold
an entertainment in Trinity chapel Fri
day evening, June Goth. An attractive
feature will be pretty exhibition and
tableau, by the little girls Of the church
in Kate Greenaway costumes. There will
be also some fine instrumental music by
young ladies afterwards, delicious ice
cream, cake, coffee, etc, will be served.