The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-08
THE CITY IN. BRIEF.

The grass has been neatly clipped in
Court house square.
Six marriage licenses were issued last
wcck-one for each day.
The rain Saturday night was accom-
panied by vivid flashes of lightning.
Major Beardsley left Sunday morning
for Chicago.
They say the funeral form steps clear
over the new iron crossings.
Judge Lynde took the c. R. I. & P.
train for the east Saturday morning.
Mrs. Henry Curtis and daughter left on
Saturday morning for Buffalo, N. Y.
DR.. 4. T. Hawley, dentist, corner Sew
enteenth street and Sixth avenue.
Mrs. Tyler McWhorter wife of the
Aledo horticulturist, is in the city visiting
relatives
Irving Burgh has gone to Port Byron
He will remain there week and attend
the Coe fair.
James Sporting, one of the solid and
influential farmers of Edglngton was in
the city on Saturday
Miss Ada Barrack, of Edgington, pass
ed through the city on her way to Cordos
va to visit friends.
The splendid new iron cutter crossings
have all been fastened down in their
proper places.
DR.. j. W, Stark Dentist 1922 Second
avenue. d1yr.
Mr.. Phil Crockett, the well known
breeder of fine horses, came in from Coal
Valley on Saturday.
There will be meeting of the vestry of
Trinity church in the office of DR.. Carter
this evening.
The Golden Eagle can discount all
Others in clothing.
Devinc services will be held in Trinity
church tomorrow evening, conducted by
a deaf mute priest. A good attendance
is expected.
Miss Lucy Cable entertained her little
Trinity church Sunday school friends at
her pleasant home on the avenue Satur-
day afternoon.
There are all envious of the success of
the Golden Eagle clothing store.
Miss Mabel and Mr.. A. H. Connolly
will entertain their friends at their pleas
ant residence on Twentieth street to,
night
DR.. Robert j. Farquharson, of Dayen-
port, died in Des Mones on Saturday
He was an excellent physician and thor
ough gentleman.
Always purchase your clothing Of
| those dealers who purchase in large guam
A titles. Sucha place is the Golden Eagle
. Ulrich Huber, bartender for John West
, phal returned yesterday from visit tC
} his home in Rapids City, where he spen
, a week resting up. He resumed his dutie:
e at Westphal's today.
1 Lost, in this city this afternoon, {
, garnet breast pin. Finder please leave
at Taylor House.
While in Colorado, County Treasurer
Fleming met H. P. Beattie who used t.
keep Touring mill in Milan, and after,
wards in Davenport. Mr.. Beattie is
partner in book store in Denver.
First avenue, between Seventeenth ant
! Eighteenth streets is in very sloppy con
dition today. on account of the heavy
rain on Saturday evening. This stree
ought to be fixed up.
Those new mems fine suits at TIN
{ Golden Eagle are beauties. Call and SCI
them.
: Clark Snider of Presumption. has sole
/ out his farm interests in the above local
A ity and this afternoon, with his family
1 he moved to Kansas, which state will b,
his future home.
f Capt. Alvin Everts and wife, of Littl,
/ Rock, Arkansas, are in the city visitin!
old friends. The captain was forme
resident of this city and Everts Comman
! derry, No. Is, X. T., was named afte
him. He is stopping at the Harpe
5 House.
The state board of examiners, which
was in session at Springfield last week
Y have recommended the appointment o
I Thomas Hudson, of Galva, as mine in
spector for the district. The nomination
will, without doubt. be confirmed by tn,
r governor.
The elements that make the Colder
Eagle clothing store d success are goo,
goods, fine fits. the best of workmanshi,
and the lowest prices.
f George Lawrence, advance agent TO
4 Matte Vicker's comedy company, was il
the city Saturday, arranging for the ap
pearance of his company at Harper's the
a atre next Friday and Saturday evenings
2 and Saturday matinee. The play i
JdCuulu, Ol dSlG anu DIdulDOuS.
. A very handsome, but rather diminu
tive young lady has arrived at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wookey, on Sew
. enteenth street. She will reside Their
e permanently. Julian Stroehle can now b
. congratulated on being grandfather.
/ The Van Depoele electric light in UniQ
square was out Saturday night because !
# a breakage in the dynamo Superintend
+ cnt Kerr telegraphed to Chicago and thi
morning the necessary repairs came an
It tonight the light will again blaze forth
it Clothing such as no citizen of Roc
Island eyer saw as regards style, fits an
- workmanship can now be seen at tn
Golden Eagle.
James Hardin, the street sprinkler
broke off the hind wheel of his sprinkle
wagon Saturday evening while turnin
around on Second avenue near Fifteent
street. The wheel caught in the stree
Ie car track. Mr.. Hardin says that the trac