The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-10
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Kee tribe l. o. R. Nj. at its wigwam.
The Davenport, Rock Island and Mo-
line street railway company sounds well,
doesn't it,
Bottom prices at Carse & Retickers.
It is reported to day that the twelve
years old son of Captain Ballard, of An
dalusia, has been appointed page At Spring
field.
The worst place in Rock Island to en-
counter the wind, when blowing from a
northerly direction. is at the Rock Island
House corner
The wintry blasts bowl so fiercely along
the river to-day that it would be tempting
providence, as the saying is, for anybody
to attempt ice harvesting. Therefore, all
ice harvesters and teams are having q rest.
"Pillsbury's Best at Hawley g. Hills.
A fierce wind and snow storm which
started up after sunset last night caused
general apprehensions of fire. Conse-
quently people are very careful to day with
their heaters.
Teachers certificates have been issued to
Misses Title Mangold, Moline; Laurietta
Young, Edgington and Lettie Bopes,
Sears.
Honesfale buck wheat, at. Hawlew s.
Hills.
The Moline street cars are necessarily
running very irregularly to day. President
Warner tells the ARGUS that above the
barn the snow drifts so badly that even a
small army of shovelers cannot keep the
track clear.
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
port: John B. Slater, Milan and Miss
Clara Frazier, South Moline; Samuel Stern
berg. St. Paul and Miss Matilda r. Rosen-
field Rock Island, Collins Dysart, Lee
County and Miss Ida Mary johnson.
Milan.
E. Zeis has those fur caps you are look
ing for.
Last evening the marriage license was
issued for Mr.. Samuel Sternberg of ST.
PAU, Mimi, and Miss Title Resented, |
daughter of Mr. J. Rosenfeld of this city |
The ceremony is to be performed this even
ing at the residence of the brides parents, |
followed by reception at Armory Hall. |
Several out of town friends of the happy |
couple have already arrived to attend the |
ceremony.
Late yesterday afternoon Kit Atkinson, |
Simon MeMahan and William Gibson were |
arraigned before Squire Chopper on the
charge of fighting with one James Caffrey. /
McMahan and Caffrey were discharged and
the others fined So each and costs
In heavy overcoats E. Zeis can suit one
and all
Eleven loads Tor forty weight head of
hogs from the farm of Mr.. Patrick O'Brien |
of Rural, were brought in to-day and de
livered to Mr.. Gilmore. The entire forty
eight averaged 1924 pounds each. Other
Rural farmers, including Messrs. Jacob III.
and F. w. Wilson, also have porkers
becomes more favorable. Il
Now is your time to order a new suit. |
J. B. thinner is making up suits at greatly
reduced prices in order to make loom for
spring goods
The first meeting of the annual business
session of the Masonic board of control /
was held | st evening in this city The ]
board is constituted thus: W. L. Sweeney, | |
President; j. NJ Montgomery, Secretary; !
W. T. Magill, Treasurer and A. f. Flem- !
ing, Morris Rosenfield, Ell C. Cleaveland
and W. S. Parsons. These gentlemen rep i
resent two members of Everts Comman-
1ery, Barrett Chapter, Trio Lodge and !
Rock Island Lodge. which unite in propri- I
,torship of the temple
The annual meeting yesterday of the
Rock Island Lumber and Manufacturing | i
for the election of officers, re- III
suited in the reelection of those now serv t
n.y. as follows: F. G. A. Denkman, Pres J
dent; f. Weyerhaeuser, Vice President; e. :
e. Anawalt, Manager; John j. Reimers, '
Secretary and Treasurer, and John Weyer-
Superintendent. Two new direc-
ors were elected: F. Weyerhaenser and 3
Jno j. Reimers. lie
A fine stock from which to select your I
next suit at j. B. Zimmer's for q very !;
reasonable price.
The adjourned meeting of the Rock ISL !
md Building, Savings and Loan Associs- :
ion was held last evening in the Office of .
5uyer & Kinnaird as previously announced :
Il was understood that the association had | I