The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-22
BREVITIES.

A teachers license has been issued to
Miss Rose Erwin, ofOsborn.
That predicted storm of yesterday
seems TO be still brewing
The republica6.primarics are to be held
this evening at o'clock, at the usual
places
Sehander removed his orchestrien and
some of his saloon fxings back to D4ven-
port yesterday afternoon.
Gents latest style shoes at Carse d
RetickeTs. IT
A few clipped horses have made their
appearance looking much better undoubt-
eddy than they felt.
The arched braces etc, for the electric
towers have begun to arrive and those for
the Fourth avenue tower are being put in
to-day.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Emery t. Patrick, Davenport and Miss
Clara Erickson of Moline; Charles F.
Lindstrom and Miss Lottie Carlstedt of
Moline
Captain Kohler of the County Clerks
office is not sick but has gone out with
his little gun to see if he can make any
ducks look sick.
Tomorrow Good Friday there will be
two services in Trinity church, Rev. A.
B. Alien officiating That of the morning
will begin at 1916 o'clock and in the
afternoon at 4 o'clock
The damage to the cotton mill tenement
at Searstown, by the fire was about $500
which has been adjusted by the E. w.
Hurst agency.
Beginning on April services will be
regularly resumed in the First Baptist
church in this city, with Rev. Thomas f.
Borchers, of MareDgo, ILL.,, formerly of
Moline) as pastor.
The ladies sewing society of the First
NJ. E. church will meet at Mrs. Il. Ell.
Anawalt's, on Elm street. tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock 81
1t is Understood that the C. B. so.
officials and the principal officers of
necessary connecting lines, are in com
munieationsrespecting the putting on of a
new train about April l, TO run through
from st. Louis to st. Paul
The deep synpathies of our citizens are
with ex-Alderman j. Ell. and Mrs, Kerr
in the lossofsther infant child, son net
daughter as heretofore reported.
Under the able direction of Mrs. e. p.
Reynolds quite.a party of ladies and gem
tIemen called upon Mr. Alvin Hull. last
evening, the occasion being his e5thbirth-
day anniversary, AshappY time socially
and plentyof substantial ed,bles made
the evening pass of too quickly.
The AEaUsls reliably informed that at
as early day this spring as pc ssible it is
the intention of the Rock Island and Mo-
line street railroad company to begin the
construction of double track and TO re-
place several of the old cars at present in
use with new ones. This will be highly
appreciated by the patrons of the line.
Mr.. I'll. F. Royce is to be assistant oen-
eral manager of the C. r. r. & p. road
and Mr.. John Givin, of Keokuk. is To
succeed him as superintendent of the
Iowa lines OF that road
An"ad" in Peoria exchanges reads.
For rent. the dining room in a good
hotel in Peoria etc.T 1t will be a revel-
alton to people throughout the country
to know that there is such an institution
as "a good hoter within cannon shot OF
Peoria.
A school teacher asserts that scholars
who have access to newspapers at home
outsfrip those in their studies W tho do no,
see the papers. becoming better reader:
and spoilers. better grammarians. ane
writing the best compositions. beside.
learning geography and history better
Now is the time to subscribe
The remains found Sunday last at Belrl
Landing are known to be those of Mrs
james J Trevor, of Rapids City, th.
shoes, buttons etc, having been fully
identified by her husband as belonging Il
the unfortunate lady.
Mrs. Green, fashionable dressmakel
cutting aud fitting a speciality. ALI woF
guaranteed. Par.ors, 2121 Third avenus
between 21st and 22d streets. 2td2w