The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02
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Those nice school shoes have arrived at
Carse IL Co.
DIR. J. w. Stark, Dentist. 1893 secors
avenue. dlyr
Dr. Higgins, of Hillsdale, is in the city
to testify in replevin suit
| DIR. McCandless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
| The finance committee of city council
meets tonight.
d. Zimmerman and wife, of Cord0va,
were at the Rock Island house yesterday.
Try Carse & Co., 81. rs for ladies' shoes
in goat or kid button.
| Agent McKibben, of the American Exs
press Office, is on deck again after short
spell of sickness.
Marshal Eckhart has sold $3.50
pounds of the city's old iron to Kahlke
Bros for $147.94.
Closing out sale of boots, shoes and
slippers at and below cost, at Krull n
| Pfoh's No. 319 Seventeenth street. dlm
| Will r. johnson has received another
large case for the exhibition of his new
silver ware
Miss Effie Barge returned last even
ing from four months visit to Central
City. Nebraska.
| Without exception, Carse h Co. lead
in prices and quality this season.
J Elder, master mechanic of the Rock
Island Il Peoria. was in the city ycster>
day
Two letters were delivered under the
special system by Postmaster Halves to
day and several sent ont
Save 10 per cent by buying your shoes
of Carse Il Co.
c. L. Williams, wife and family. of
Litchfield, H., are IN the city visiting
their relative Mrs. Lloyd
Mrs. Judge J. G. Cook and daughter.
Miss Mabel of Dies Moines, Iowa. are Wis
iting at the residence of Mr.. John Barge
in the city.
J C. Latrenz invites his friends to
grand lunch of roast pig. at his saloon.
No. 1717 Second avenue. Saturday even
ing, Oct. 3, 1885.
Judge Adams united in marriage
Thomas + Holdsworth and Miss Allie NJ.
Smith, last evening The groom is from
Preemptlon. aud the bride from Gable
Mrs. Thos. Gary leaves tomorrow
morning for Chicago on purchasing ex-
petition, She will purchase fine line
of fancy articles suitable for holiday
presents.
The young ladies Missionary Society
of the First Baptist church give social
this evening at the parosage. All are
invited. A good program has been
arranged.
| A number Of exterior impr ovements
are being made about Trinity church. A
new chimney has been put up, the walks
repaired and general work of renovation
rs in progysss.
Rev. W. s Marquis and DR.. j. W.
Stewart and wife returned from Aledo
yesterday morning where they attended
meeting of the Pre- sbytcr of the church in
thus district
Mr.. John Bengston has let a contract to
Davis & Co. for the steam heating of the
three lower stories of his block on Sev>
enteenth street and Second avenue. The
contract is in worthy hands.
Mrs. Little, daughter of Supervisor and
Mrs. f H. Bowman, who has been
visiting her parents at Audalusia for ten
months. leaves for home in the Indian
territory tonight.
An excursion party under the auspices
of the Blackhawk county Iowa old set
tiers society, came in on the Chicago, |
Rock Island & Pacific yesterday morning
and put in the day on the government
island.
The remains of Miss Edith Wynkoop,
of Cordova, who died at Cuba, N. Y, the
first of the week. arrived last night The
body was accompanied by Miss Carrie
Wynkoop, sister of the deceased and by |
Mr.. A. W. Smith and family, all Of Cuba |
County Treasurer j Z. Fleming, Chas |
Fleming, County Clerk Donaldson, Harry |
Glenn. and B. r. Cable have returned |
from Chicago. where they attended the
base ball games. Sheriff J. NJ Reticker
T. II Thomas and w. L. Coyne are still
there
MIR. j d. Beecher and wife returned
last evening from their bridal trip to
Chicago, where they have been since |
September 49, Mr.. Beecher is the popu-
lar grocer on the corner of Twelfth street
and Sixth avenue He was married to |
Miss Maggie UBrien, of Rural township,
ON Wednesday. Sept 90, by the Rev.
Father Mackin.
The c., B. & Q. did some rapid work
last Sunday in planting telegraph poles
and stretching wires from Fulton to Sa-
wanna along their proposed new road,
Their survey rms parallel with the c., NJ.
4 st. Paul track, and the boys on that
road we're surprised to see the telegraph
poles up Monday MOI ming, when the pre-
vious Saturday night there was no sign
of them. The c., M. & St. Paul folks
have contracted to furnish gravel for the
new road bed, and have built couple of
side tracks this side of Savanna for that
purpose.