The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-26
THE CITY In BRIEF.

Attend church tomorrow.
The Indians have left town.
Subscribe for the Daily ARGUS.
Franklin square has been moved.
A refreshing shower fell this morning.
The Ninth street culvert is completed.
Drs. Morgan & McCandless. dentists.
N. G. Seely, of Woodruff, ILL.,, is in the
city.
Chicken thieves are working the lower
end of town.
The picnic season is upon US with a
vengeance.
The base ball association held a meet
ing last night.
DR.. J. W. Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
avenue. d1yr.
There will be several parties i'll the city
next week.
j. C. Freeman, of lie Claire, is in the
city.
Agent Bruner has returned from Chi.
cago.
j. F. Miller left Yesterday for a two
weeks visit in Ohio
Hon. H. c. Cleveland returned home
from Springfield last night.
The water in the river is now lower
than ever known before
Miss Annie Simpson is visiting relatives
in Port Byron.
George Wagner returned home from
Peoria yesterday.
The rain spoiled a moon light picnic
which was to come off last night.
The stone cutters on the island are now
getting $3.50 per day.
The lumbermen will have meeting il
Chicago next week.
Mr.. McHenry cOntemplates returning
to his home in St. Louis tomorrow.
The gypsies are still in camp near the
fair grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheaton returned
home last night
The saw mill boys will give dance il
Turner hall one week from tonight
Leave your order for hard coal with E
D. Folsom, on Third avenue.
The Peoria train took out big load o.
passengers this morning.
Mrs. George Goestel and daughter art
visiting relatives in Anawan, Ill.
There is another high toned wedding
on the tapis.
Thos. Applebee, of wicked Geneseo
was in the city yesterday.
James Nixon, of Edgington, sized VI
the city yesterday.
There will be preaching at the Nintl
street NJ. E. church tomorrow
Hon. Chas. Dunham, of Geneseo, wa
in the city last night.
F. W Weber, of Oneida, preambulatet
around the city yesterday.
Mr.. J V. Bailey, of C0rdova, was il
the city yesterday on important business
J. W. Spenkler, of Taylor Ridge, tro
the city pavements yesterday
Nearly everybody will go out to Blac
Hawk tower tomorrow.
The Josephine will give an excursio
tomorrow
MIR. F. Audery and lady. of Reynolds
were in the city shopping yesterday.
Mr.. A. T. Hudson and lady, of POI
Byron, are in the city visiting friends.
The printers who it was thought ha
been drowned, returned home yesterday
The choir of the Central Presbyteria
church are preparing for another son
service.
There will be preaching in the Co,
Valley church by Rev. Noer, on Sur
day.
DR.. A. T. Hawley, dentist corner Sc,
enteenth street and Sixth avenue; Nj. [
| MerrilPs residence.
The Central Presbyterian Sunda
school will hold a picnic some time mex
month
! Mrs. Adams and daughter, of Cordov,
were in town yesterday, enroute HON
from Peoria.
Mr.. E. Hempsey and his chsrmIn
daughter, Miss Minnie, of Cordova, wei
in the city yesterday, shopping.
Lost--a package containing ten Cd
Fellows visiting cards. Finder pleas
return to Krell's restaurant
Mr.. D. Mosher, of Hampton, and Mr.
A Donaldson, of Rural. were in the cit
yesterday circulating among friends.
A number of our young ladies and ger
tlemeu-ten couples-were out to Blac
Hawk tower yesterday having picnic
| w. J. SWisher, of Beardstown, wa
shaking hands with old friends in the cit
yesterday.
The kids still continue to go in swim
ming in the upper end slough in broa
day light.
Mr.. Grogan, on Ninth street and Thir
avenue, is having his store rooms re
painted.
Workmen are engaged in repainting til
fence in front of the Burial mansion O
Third avenue
The storm of last evening did no da II
age in the city. 1t made more noise tina
anything else.
There will be band concert in Frank
lin square by the Little German band to
night.
Guido Beck was licensed to wed Mis-
Augusta Neusequist by the county cler