The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-18

The Rock Island Lumber and Manufac> |
turing company's mill started up this
The front windows of Peter Frcy's gro>
Gerry, 2433 Seventh avenue, is finely deco
rated with many choice house plants that
are in full bloom.
A No. 1 entertainment at the rink this
evening.
Bill Hy should publish paper that
people would feel like paying for, and
then he would not be annoyed by pilfer-
lngs.
Ladies glove-kid>topped shoes, Roch-
ester made, $295, at the new Central
shoe store.
The fence around Trinity church is to
be removed. There is about 400 feet Of it
which they desire to SELL 1t will be sold
very cheap.
Two new base ball clubs have been or
ganized in Davenport and have adopted
rules from the constitution of the Ameri-
can association.
Mr. Henry Ehmke, who was seriously
injured few days ago. is not getting
along very well. DR.. Plummer finds that
there is considerable inflammation.
Ladies' glove-kid>topped shoes, Roch-
ester make, $3.50, at the new Central
shoe store.
The Milan street car line will, on and
after Monday next, run an additional car
leaving Rock Island at p. m, making
tho round trip.
To smokers who want first class ar
ticle ask for "Seidenburgs Occur De
Rose seed Havanna" FIVE cent cigar, and
rhine Gold ten cent cigar at Grotjan's
drug store.
Mr.. Hank" Stoddard, of Edgington,
must have a new patent incubator out at
his place, judging from the number of
eggs he has been bringing into the city of
late.
| Miss Libbie Foote, who was formerly
employed in the telegraph office in this
city, has been appointed as practing ope-
rator in the telephone Office here.
Weyerhauser d Denkman's saw mil
started up this morning. The G. J. CAT
frey, their steamer, left this morning fol
Crooked Slough. Their other steamer, the
F. c. A. Denkman, will go up on Mon
day.
The New Victor Reversible road ma
chine gave trial of its skill on Wednes
day on First avenue between Ninth ant
Tenth streets. AT the trial there wer
several of the city fathers who pronounc'
ed the machine a grand success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birkenfeld returned yes
terday morning from two months visi
to Germany. They report as having
good time. The trip to Germany tool
, just nine days, the return trip took twelv
| days on account of stormy weather.
W. Baker & Co, the enterprising stow
dealers and coppersmiths, recently com
pleteted job of copper work for Henri
t Wagner, brewer of Salt Lake, Utah
Q Fred Jahns went out to Salt Lake to de
! liver the work He is expected back mex
: week.
Island City Lodge No. 4, A. o. L. w.
will have a grand time on the evening o
r Thursday, April %, which is its tent
, anniversary. 1t will be an invitation so
!. ciable, and there will be music and dane
ing.
\ Mr.. Edward S. Peterson and Nil
D Sarah Anderson were married yesterda
e afternoon by Justice Halves in hous
J at the corner of Fifth avenue and Tween
= tieth street, instead of on the corner @
: the street as Bill Hy has it, They are bot
r from Moline.
: Two newly elected justices of the peat
t filed their official bonds in the count
: clerks Office yesterday. They were Gu
o tave Swensson, of Moline, with c.
r Hemenway and Nelson Chester as sur
n ties, and Squire S. L. Woodburn, of G
y noe Creek, with S. W. Woodburn and
h s. Pearsall as sureties.
IL In about three weeks the arrangement
u for making ice at Wagner's brewery W
u have been completed. MIR. William A
~ kinson is doing the brick work. He
IL also very busy with large force of mi
on the sawdust burner at the saw mi
" and number of other small jobs are d
10 manding his services, but he is equal
the occasion, and what he does Is do
~ well. 1t will take about IA, 900 brick
NJ complete the sawdust burner.
Quite a number of the newly elect
:, constables filed their official bonds wi
the county clerk yesterday, as folloy
B. W. WOODBURY., of Canoe Creek, W
Messes. J. A. Liphardt, D. M. Martin a
to S. w. Woodburn as sureties; Il. A. Map
lie of Moline, with Messrs. Eric 0kerb,
at and Ezra Smith as sureties; ]. E. Lark
y. of Rock Island, with Alderman c. ]. L
of kin and Capt. M. T. Stafford as sureti
de Mr.. L. s. McCabe has returned fir
de Chicago, where he made an immense p
up chase of dress goods of nearly 100
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