The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-22
BRlEFLETs.


Ice cream at Krell & Maths.
W. g. Nickerson is on the sick list
Fresh vegetables of oil kinds. at Lamps.
A. Loeb. the clothier. left for Chicago
last night on a business trip.
Chocolate, vanilla and bisque ice cream
at Krell & Maths.
The Jumbo" hat for summer wear,
at Libermans.
The family of L. A. Collins has been
quite seriously i'll
Fresh cabbage plants just in at Lamps.
Don't forget that the Central shoe store
can suit you in boots, shoes or slippers.
Six cases of straw hats received this
morning at Liberman's.
Mrs. John ]. Reimers lefi fpr Chicago
this morning on visit. F
For sale cheap-A laundry in Daven-
port. No 1l6 West Third street. dot
The good old reliable Alaska refrig-
orator is good enough for W. Baker &
Co.
Easter cards given away with tea and
coffee, at the Hong Kong tea store to-
morrow and Saturday.
The county Sunday School convention
met at the First Baptist church this
afternoon.
| W. Baker l. Co. today sent out in on,
load three of their reliable Alaska refrig
lerators.
Parties and families supplied with thu
best ice cream and fruit ices by Krell
lMath.
George Heagy left Hampton YESTERDAY
with car load of goods for Beuna Vista
county. Iowa. his future home.
| W. Baker g. Co. the other day took al
order for $500 Alaska refrigerator, tn
largest ever brought to this county.
Mr.. Reed Agnew, of Wilton. Iowa, an,
a graduate of the Chicago school o
pharmacy, is the new drug clerk at tn
Harper house drug store.
The ice cream season has commenced
and Krell & Math are prepared to max
the best ice cream, lemonade and cakes t
be found in the three cities.
Rev. r. G. Pearce united in marrag
Henry Gratner and Miss Amelia B. How
ell, of Davenport. in the county clerk
Office this afternoon.
Il David Wilmans and family who hav
been visiting in Rock Island. lef: thi
morning for Dubuque, their future homs
Mr.. James W. Wilmans accompanyin
them for weeks visit.
Mrs. Phillip Trenkenschuh desires t
return thanks to the Kind friends VIII
rendered kindnesses during the Hines
and after the death of her husband. an
ESPECIALLY to Germsnis Lpdge, No. 6,
E o. .. W.
Inc uate ot the laiuouS mexican Dan
: concert at Harper's theatrd is Thursda,
May 90, instead of sacred Sunday cor
cert as heretofore stated b these co
$ umns. Manager Kuell is OPPOSED to Sun
day entertainments, audsYill only boo
one when it is rare attrsttion, whic
can fill no other date here.
) The funeral of the late Philip Trenker
, schuh occurred yesterday afternoon, at
der the auspices of Germania Lodge, n.
g, A. .. U. W. The Rev ] B Schwie
ert made an address at the house-tf
Taylor house. The pail bearers wei
> Messrs. Henry Lamp, August Brander
burger, Chris Einfeldt, H. Empke,
Kolls and NJ. Harder
Supervisor II. o. Norton, of Hampton
was in the city today. Since his last Wis
, Norton has been through two polite,
battles, and came out unscathed and SUE
4 cessful in each, having been reelected 81
pervisor and school trustee Norton
I only fault is his political creed. ne SIT
hugging the Authorization that the repul
lican party is the party of the people, II
is not strict partisan, however, as
, has not only been known to vote, but
0 work for democrats, when he was CO,
WINGED of their superiority. II Nortc
would only straddle the democratic planl
he might yet be saved.