Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-25
BRIEFLETS.

Furnished rooms to rent eel 18th st
Another blasted blizzard is prophcsed
Choice maple syrup just IN at c. c
Truesdale's.
The Ranch King" at narper's theatr
Friday evening.
Mr.. j. Z Fleming is able to he GU
again after severe spell of sickness.
Mrs. A. II. Lesry left for Memphis
Tenn to visit her brother. j. Q. Nolan
A fresh lot of ST.. Clair one pound
packages of sausage just received at c.
G. Truesdale's
$4,000 to loan on real estate by
Peasants & Hurst, at lowest current
rates of interest without commission.
Mrs. Morris Rosenfleld left for St.
Paul last night to attend the ice carnival
Also Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Whistler.
Lothar Harms opened up bis bowling
alley last night, 1t is In good condition,
and all lovers OF ten pins can enjoy
themselves to their hearts content.
How would it % to transform the pro
posed charltY ball into leap year party ?
This is the suggestion of several young
men. who have not yet settled last
months laundry bill
Young Cahall, the ex>barber of this
city, is now with the Burgess Kickapoo
Indian company at Brooklyn, Iowa, Civ
ing his specially business as part Of the
performance in the Brooklyn opera
house.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. P, NJ Mus
ser, of Muscatine, isindeed sadly stricken
Saturday last their daughter Helen was
taken away, and yesterday their boy John
followed. That dread disease diphtheria
was the cause.
Mr.. ], Ed. Loosely now claims the
fastest roadster in the three towns. He
says he did up" Steve Hoover's flyer on
the ice Yesterday afternoon in fair test,
and is now open to challenges in the rae
ing line.
The coroner's jury In the matter of
Herbert Taylor, found dead In the cellar
of the Tegeler building yesterday, res
turned verdict of death by apoplexy,
The funeral occurs from 2412 Vine street,
at 10 a. IN. tomorrow.
Elmer E. Lloyd. formerly In the tea
business here, but now resident of Mo-
line, leaves this evening on visit to
relatives in the cast. He is a brother to
Mark Lloyd, the popular salesman at G.
G. Truesdale's grocery.
WGterworks Supt. Stafford says the
ARGUS got the wrong pig by the ear"
when it accused him of being the victim
If the plumbing establishment joke yes
.erday. The joke was on another man
1y the name of Stafford.
Mr.. David Donaldson has returned
rom his northern trip, While in Menom-
nee, Wis. last Saturday morning, he
temperature of 90 degrees
below zero, and had one of his ears frost
bitten. He thinks he got of lucky.
The Elite club, Davenport organiZa.
ion composed of the gentler sex, gave a
cap year party last evening, which was =
most enjoyable affair. About twenty
couples attended from this city, and the
,oung ladies did the honors of the even
ng in handsome style.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
Rock Island roller rink last evening. |
There was a large audience present,
which was for the most part ladies. The
exercises consisted of marches and gem
,ral skating ia which all entered with |
much delight.
Thos Manley's horse. the one suffering |
rom walton, died this forenoon. Mr.. |
3iggs. :. no was kindly caring for the an
NAL 'er its rescue has been sick for
eve }. and Msnley came and took his |
lorse way. What treatment he has
ince & Gu it, we cannot aulhoEitatively |
sy. I e veterinary surgeon was sent
or this morning. but when he arrived |
he mare was dead A calf. colt and |
lorse 90 from the same cause Surely it |
$ about time for some legal ilVestiga.
iOu.-Moline Republican.
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