The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-19
MOLINE.
Only one.

Eleven pulverisers are at work for the
city at Hotel De McAdam this morning
Hotel de McAdam had twenty. four
guests last night.
Moline Grove, No. 25, u A. O. D., have
their annual dance at the opera house to-
morrow evening.
The Y. NJ. C. A here is Incorporated
by letters of authority from the secretary
of state.
Hank D. Reese. of the cigar firm of
Hanneke & Reese, became the proud
father of a ten pound boy, yesterday.
W. c. Sheppard, of oskaloosa, Iowa,
passed through the city yesterday on a
visit to his mother at Port Byron.
John Bjork cut his thumb very slightly
while at work yesterday, so says the IN
ioH this morning. Interesting inteli-
gence, isn't il?
Our notice of lack of copy, as we ex>
pected, brought home editor c. T. Hall,
from his wedding trip. He came back yes
terday morning.
Mr.. J. Spencer, manager of the coal
Ills, and II. B. Williams, of Rapids city,
are guests at the Keator house today
W. F. Cram intends 10 move his fam
lily to Centrevlle. Iowa, shortly. to he
near the base of operations, when on bust
ness for drug firm at Des Moines.
The first session of the industrial school
in connection with the Unitarian church
will be held in the hall over Fisk's dry
| goods store tomorrow afternoon
Nathan Tyrrell son of N B. Tyrrel.
J. P, has been appointed deputy head
center of the Modern Wooimen His
father has never belonged to any secret
society; in fact opposes all secret instl-
tutions.
A bond for 81 900 forfeitable if mile
OF track of the Union Street Railroad is
not laid on May LIST. is filed at the office
of the city clerk, secured by the names
Of good and sufficient men.
G. A. r. meeting tonight 1t is ey,
pected arrangements will he made to have
Gen, Turchin come here to relate to
rs some of his experience dnring the
| civil war, which our old citizens NAV yet
remember occurred some twenty five years
ago.
| One of our associations is examining
members for the purpose of organizing an
opera troupe to give entertainments, at
first only in this city. Manager Sand
strom has promised them the opera house
on very liberal terms Sandslrom is very
liberal generally.
Ye old folks had another big time"
last evening The finely furnished and
pleasant rooms of Doctor McKinnie were
opened to the guests for cards. ETC., and
the genial doctor was in high glee all
night. His dancing class is progressing
as well as could be expected.
! Capt. Bennett has made the following
couundrum out of his own head and may
copyright it after while: why is the
town of Middleton like one of the old
patriarchs2 Answer-Because when YOU
take away 'iddleton' and add 'oses' you
have Moses >"
The market place, will be, corner of
Second avenue and sixteenth street,
when the two lots arc added, one one
hundred and twenty by one hundred and
seventy feet in area, with about an acre
more to occupy when needed, east of Six
tenth street on First avenue.
One of our contemporaries in last even.
ing's issue, advises the city to locate the
market place south of Second avenue and
east of Fourteenth street There is nc
| Second avenue east of Fourteenth street.
, the street only runs west to Fifteenth
avenue. Let him get a map of the city
and study it, before he again takes up or
himself the onerous duty of telling the
. CITY council W hat is best for it to do.
F. W. Knowles, NJ. d.. of Los Catos
, California. sent Henry Mapes an almanac
which he received this morning. 1t il
printed in the Chinese language, and
Henry is now hard at work taking lessons
from Whang Hoa the laundryman, ant
, is determed to learn to master its con.
! tents. which he expects to learn in abou,
, five years. DIR. Knowles, knowing the
disposition of Mr.. Mapes, acted yer,
cruel part in sending him this production
for until the characters are all understood
Henry will do nothing else but stud,
them, and shall surely injure his consti
tuition and past reputation.
"Only one. i"
y Michael Tolty through his Attorne
v W. A. Meese took change of venue iron
e Squire Mapes to Squire Tyrrell Yester
day States Attorney Entrikan prosecute,
Black, the complainant persisted in say
ing his pockets had been picked of
n wallet containing $7.6i but did not den
! he was under the influence of liquor a
the time. A witness was produced VIII,
!. saw Tolty's hand in close proximit!
to the pants pocket of Black, anothe
witness had changed $500 bill TO
Tally on Monday evening last. Tn
!. Justice did not consider the crime full
t proven, but in order to have the cas-
/ Investigated further bound the prisonel
: in 500 for trial at the circuit court
Bail bonds are being made out and Tolt,
: will be released as soon as they are &C