Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-27
MOLINE,

1
Deere & Co. are sending plows for ex-
hibition at fair to be held in Adelaide,
Australia.
Twenty-three license to retail LIQUORS,
including Nicholson's yearly license, are
now issued. There are seven more to be
renewed.
MIR. Schofield, of Carthage, will speak
Thursday evening at Peals hall. Eu>
gene Lewis. of Moline. will also address
the people. Come out all.
The old gentleman, Geo. Coren, who
walked off No. 8. on the c., r. l. &P.,
east of Geneseo. when enroute for his
sons home in Adair, Iowa, died at Gene
SEQ last week.
The Moline Plow Cos. mandatory is
run now by water power, which is giving
good satisfaction. They had added to
their machinery large punch and shear
made by Williams, White & Co.
Harry Truxell came in contact with
Baker, the republican orator, yesterday
some where in the city. and the orator
squeezed the young pugilist so hard ht
squalled. Harry will let strangers alone
after this.
| Mr.. Olson, of Galva, will be in thi,
city Saturday evening to tell the Swedish
citizens something they ought to know
He is well posted lawyer. self>made
and is fully adequate to give Gest &
sprlnkling of history which will make
that gent squirm. Go out all and heal
| him
Doctor Mckinney and family have dis
posed of their beautiful residence to s
| NJ. Hill, of East Moline, and will leave
| for Lincoln, Neb., some time next week
where they intend to reside in the future.
The doctor will be missed in this city BY
many. He will continue to practice his
profession, and attend to his duties a.
head physician of the modern woodmen
| in Lincoln.
james Ross Hanna prohibition candid
ate for representative in congress, spok,
long and earnestly in Armory hail las
evening IN favor of his side of the Ques
ton. He had not large audience. Mr.
Hanna mentioned the democratic party al
openly opposed to prohibitionists so that
they knew just where they stood. and Of
the republican as hypocritical and vacillat
ing. Mr.. Williams was chairman of tn,
| meeting.
The hook and ladder BOYS are not sat
ished with the patronage given them al
their dance Saturday evening last at th,
Opera house. There was very slim at,
tendance and some who were expected t.
| feel interested did not come at all Tn,
Onward hose company showed up prett,
well and the assistant chief from Rocl
Island and the chief and assistant from
Moline stayed through The boys wer,
trying to make some money, as they hav,
TO paw for their own truck.
A young dude from Prophetstown, an
other from Aledo, one from Davenport
and two from Moline. called yesterday a
the keator house for supper, and acteC
in so vulgar manner that tie landlord
requested them civilly. and in an under
| tone to desist, as there were ladies' pres
| ent. when the creatures became indignant
| and left the hotel. These fellows ought
to be compelled TO behave themselve,
when in respectable company, or b.
kicked ont into the street.
Morris, town on the c., r. |. & p.
near Joliet, is to have citizen and mer
chant, Mr.. Louis Weckel. who has bee,
in the grocery business on Third avcnu'
here for several years He is youn.
| man well known in this community ant
popular among the people. His objec
in changing location is that he has bet
ter opening for business in Morris thai
there is here. He intends to move ther,
with his family shortly after election, a
| he will wait to put in a vote for Silvi
and the rest of the democratic ticket mex
Tuesday.
Harry Truxell. son of John Truxel
came back from Kansas City, a few day
ago where he had been at work and me
| yesterday with several companions witt
whom he went on a spree. His fathe
found him down town. and wanted hin
to get into the buggy with him and q
home. Instead of doing so he common,
ced to abuse his father, when City Mar.
shall kettlesen coming along took him
up and showed him into the buggy, tell
ing him if found again on the streets be
would be locked up. When going HON,
he struck his father, who it is said CAV
| him thorough trouncing and CARRIE
him into the house.