The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-21
BRIEFLETS.
Ice cream, at Birkenfeld's.
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Station Agent Walker, of Reynolds,
was in the city Saturday evening.
Fred Jones went to Milwaukee this
morning for visit with relatives.
Signs of the times, at r. NJ. Sweeney's,
316 Seventeenth Street.
George Bennett has re moved his glove
factory two doors eastsef the old stand.
The Central shoe store cannot be ex-
celled for good goods and low prices.
John Huntoon was ID Kansas City last
week
New crinkled seersuckers, lawns, fou-
lards, white goods, at McIntires.
Mr.. A. J. Whitney, of Buffalo Prairie,
was in the city today.
Chris Gaetjer returned from sue
evening ~
Get your buggies and business wagons
repainted at r. NJ. Sweeney's No. 316
Seventeenth street.
The finest ice cream in the three cities
without any exceplion-is to be found
at Krell & Maths.
There will be regular song service at
the Central Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening,
Morris Rosentield, Esq went to Gen
eseo this morning, to attend the fune raj
of the late Mrs Durham.
Lost-A gold scarf pin, elephant head
design, with diamond set Finder will
be suitably rewarded at this office.
Rev. j. H. Wright went to lie Claire,
Iowa, this morning, where he gives his
lecture tonight on the Life of the Holy
One"
D. d, Clarke of Vine street. won the
Jones cabinet table at the rattle at Sch
wecke's saloon Saturday night. His mum.
Der was 1872.
Among other gentlemen prominently
mentioned in connection with the board
of education is Messrs VIM. Jackson
Mr. Thos. F. Cary.
Mr. Guido Beck, the architect, is in the
city on business. Mr.. Beck is now To-
Gated at Dubuque, "; here he is doing vel
at his profession
The Turner's of Rock Island, headet
by Bleuer's band Sent to Moline thi,
morning to take pef in the exercises
there.
| Hans Henck, aged seventy-two, ana al
old resident of LIE Claire, Iowa, suicidet
by hanging Saturday The verdict of tn,
coroner's jury was that he was PARTIAL,
insane.
| Superintendent Stafford says there is
no danger off disagreement between tn
water works committee and himself, and
that everything is progressing amicably
| Lost-A gold chain with five dollar
gold piece, French coin and charm, be,
tween Rock Island and Black Hawk
watch tower. The finder will be reward
ed by returning it to NJ X. Gates
| Davenport has new physician in tn,
person of T. D. Paul, Rock ISLAND
county boy who has received thorou 81
medical education and who will no doub
make grand success in his new field
His friends wish him many honors in hi
chosen profession
Remember that Krell & Math do no
use any milk, eggs, corn starch or gela
tine in the manufacture of their ic'
cream as many others do. Using moth
ing but pure cream, We are enabled T.
please our customers To be convince,
of what we say, step in and try a dish.
Colonel D. w Flaghr, recently ordere,
from Rock Island arsenal 10 Frankfor,
arsenal, in Philadelphia, has been granted
six months sick leaya The colonel i
now at Evanston. III taking what il
known as the metaphysical treatment TO
nervous ailments.
t On Wednesday and Thursday evening
of this week, concerts will be given a
Turner hall by the Bavarian Mountai
| Warblers, who come with laurels of tri
umph and who promise very interestin
} concerts.
The following army changes, have bee
! ordered: Capt. J. Pitman, from Waite
, town, Mass arsenal to Fort Lincoln, |
T., relieving Captain J. Rockwell, wi
will report at the Rock Island arsens
Lieutenant c. c. Morrison, from Roc
Island TO the Wateriown arsena
Postmaster Halves has received in
. structions to receive pouch on th
, Chicago morning train on Sundays s
r on other days, and to dispatch one 70
: Chicago in the evening, There wi
j however be no eastern mail at night no
!, western mail in the morning.
a Bonnie McGregor, S. W. Wheelock
0 valuable trotter, that has been al Taylor
K driving park at Freeport all spring,
now in Chicago training for the gre
q free-for- all stallion race, which is to TAX
n place at Hartford, Conn, next Angus
The purse to be divided in this race
. $4,000.
/, Messrs. Fred N. Conner, James
/ Brown, NJ. D. Tonzalin, Guy r. Donut
h. w. H, Crary and W. c. Wakelen, repr
sentatives of the Omaha Rowing associ
ton, arrived at the Harper this mornin
where they will make their headquartt
' 'o during the coming regatta at Molir
Twenty-Five other members of the ass
o;at;on will arr;x,a 10 tor ;y tho ,ya,l, n,