The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-29
HRIEFLETS,

road is A. F. Smith, the skater.
Louis Range, the baker, has a new de-
livery wagon.
Mr.. Sam Lynde, of Chicago, is in the
city on business.
"Mikado" masquerade at the rink to
morrow evening.
Everybody should go to the skating
rink tomorrow night and enjoy themI
selves.
DR.. NJ. W. Kelleher. OF Chicago. for
mcrly of Reynolds. was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs, E T. Bowlby, of Dixon. H.,
mother of S. r. Bowlby. is in town vis>
ting with her son through the holidays.
Don't fail to attend the "Mikado" mas,
querade at the rink tomorrow evening. 1t
will be grand affair.
a. Forsyth, master mechanic of the
c.. b. * q. road, is in the city on busi>
ness.
The reserved seats for the Dan Sully''
entertainment will be found on sale at G .
G. Knels establishment
George Wagner, proprietor of the At
Iantic brewery, is recuperatiug his health
at the Hot Springs.
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa-
ton. Telehone No. 1901. Cd
Mr. A. F. Smith. tho scientific trick
and burlesqne skater at the rink New
Years day-afterroon and evening.
Mr. Emil Frank and Miss Alice Nash
were welded yesterday. justice Cooke
| did the business.
More new books at the public library
necessitates new shelving. and Supervi
sor Swanson is doing the work.
The Lower End Whist club meets ,hi
evening in weekly session at the residenc,
of Mrs. Col. Curtis, There are sevcra
experts in the club.
Misses Celtic and Maggie Reece, o
Iowa City. are visiting at the home o
5. ii. Moore. the guests of Miss Evi
Moore.
Mr. Milton Brown, now proprietor o
n hotel at Moorchead Mimi, is vs,n.
friends in Rock Island and Moline,
Messrs. Samuel Wainwright, of Rapid
City. and j. G, Wainwright, of Port BY
ron. were at the Rock Island house to-
| day.
The committee appointed to make ar
rangements for the Finerty lecture vii
meet tomorrow evening ut $ o'clock a
| Nonis' hall.
Trainmasier p II. Houlahan, Of til,
C., b. ~ @, accompanied by his sister
Miss d. Houlahan. and Miss x. Fink, Of
Otta wa. are at the Harper house
Mr., M, F. Hanley, OF Minneapolis
stopped off here to see his friends while OF
his way to st. Louis. He is looking well
and is pleased with his new location.
Ten pounds of feminlnity makes tn,
hearts of Mr., and Mrs, Fred Pfatf, o
Seventh avenue, glad The little cir
arrived yesterday.
The railroad boys could see thoi
''tickefs" plainly at the union depot las
night. The new Bray lamp was lighte6
Cor the first time.
Superintendent Kemble left for De
Moines this morning to attend the lows
State Teachers association convention
| Superintendent Southwell is attending tn,
convention at Springfield.
Mr., Thos. Shea. of St. Paul is in the
| city visiting his relatives and friends. He
has charge of the forwarding room in tbs
freight department of the c., NJ. & St, p
road. and is doing nicely
DR. A. F. Hawley, the dentist, toda,
paid for the Weekly ARGUS to be sent "a.
a Christmas present to Mr., F. L. Learned
Chicago. Mr. Learned was until recent,
employed at the G., b & @ depot ia thi
city.
Progressive euchre was the god Of
pleasure at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
4. G. Frazer Saturday evening. Capt
J. Nj. Montgomery won the first prize and
Miss Randeline Requa the second. The
party was given in honor of Mr., and Mrs
N. b. Sawyer,
A'London fog" developed the city this
morning in its dismal folds. The present
weather is disagreeable at any time, but
especially so at the holiday season, when
the sleigh bells are wont to jingle and the
crisp air send the blood tingling through
the veins,
Jay Gamble has been doing some very
fast skating IN the east. His last five mile
record was $3.50, made in cleveland
Ohio, against Bell, an Ohio champion
Afterwards Bell raced against Skinner. and
beat him IN IS IS, making Candles time
better than Sknner's. SINNERS hest rec
ord is 1919, made IN Boston
MOLINE.