Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-04
BRIEFLETs.
No cold wave vet,

Nice ripe bananas aud Malaga grapes
at G. G. Truesdale's.
Dancing school at AImory hall tonight.
Admission 35 cents.
Mr.. Fred DeBoard, of Hamlet. was in
the city Yesterday.
The holiday season may be said to
have fairly sprouted
A large part Of today's local news will
be found on the outside pages.
Mr.. L. 8. McCabe has gone to Chics-
90 on business and pleasure trip.
The net proceeds of Mr.. Carl Hellpen-
stell's hospital concert were s15Os5.
Only a few tickets remain on Tom
Kirkwood. Inquire at the Harper house.
Hon. Geo. A. Castleman was able to
ride out for short distance yesterday.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Building association, Tuesday, December
4, 1888.
Remember the concert at Harper's the
atre. Tuesday evening. Dec. II. Tickets
so cents.
Editor McGlynn, of the Moline Dispatch,
| is now believed to have passed the crisis
in his disease.
Mrs. Alphonse Mosenfelder, who has
been i'll for the,past week, is now gradu-
ally improving.
Nice bananas. pears, Malaga grapes,
Florida oranges and French chestnuts, at
Boro's under bank.
There was considerable rise of real
estate in Rock Island today. The wind
was responsible for it.
Travelling Passenger and Freight Agent
Johnson. of the Cairo Short Line, was al
the Rock Island house today,
Manager H. ]. Lowrey. of the Harper
house. returned this morning from Kan
sas City. St. Louis and Peoria.
E. M. Herr, of Beardstown, the new
division superintendent OF the c., B.
Q. road. was at the Harper today.
The Imperials were received with grea
enthusiasm and kept the audience in goot
humer until the end of the programme
Chicago Inter Ocean
Maj. II. c. Connolly yesterday sold tn
Johnson property. at the corner of Sec
ond avenue and Fifteenth street, to A.
Schafer for 1880
James Wivill has taken Victor McKib
, ben's late position at the American Elk
, press office. He is good se9uisition t
Chief Mckibben's force.
: Mr. ". D. Reimers, of this city, hs
: been given charge of the Weverhauser ,
Denkman mill at Davenport and b,
, moved his family across the river.
Last night Bailiff Miller left for jack
sonville with Chas. johnson and ',Jes:
,, James" the unknown, who are to /
= placed in the asylum at that place.
. Will Slengel is one of the busiest ind
o viduals in town these days. Besides b
regular duties at Raible 6 Stengel's,
\ puts in his evenings at Champion 6 Co
V Circuit Clerk Gamble today appoints
Mr.. Albert johnson. of this city. depu
, In his Office, and the new appointee e
tered upon the discharge of his dutie.
once.
l. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Brew W
held from St Joseph's church this MOI
i ing, and the large attendance testified
l the esteem in which the deceased "
e held.
y. Oh! for just one look at the city str,
r sprinkler. The sprinkler is like the pu
l. lie lighting companies; it regulates its
lg according to almanac westher-not
I'd tusl conditions.
ne Raible & Stengel. the down>toy
le brewers, are contemplating tearing {
l. the front of their building and ensrgi
their capacity. Their increasing bu
r. ness makes this move almost q nee
~ sitv.
~ The Juveniles OF the west end, I'M
= the management of Miss Susie Der
y mann, give an entertainment at
q, Franklin hose house tonight, for the b.
" eft of St. Luke's hospital. Admiss
:" ten and fifteen cents.
e. The Phoenix hose company was 8
pTised last night by the members of
- Minnehaha hose company of Moline,
presented with handsome photogr
Co. of the visiting company. Several no
'n' of general sociability followed.
- The ARGUS few weeks ago spoke
rumored incest case in the upper emf
the city. The girl alluded to who
en- not yet attained her sixteenth year,
'nd become mothe-. but there yet REM
question as to who is the father of
on. infant.
ties A couple of young men were thrt
ap- from buggy on Twelfth street near {
enth avenue this morning and their f,
presented rather "beefy" appears
an. when they entered Gottsch's saloon
wash up. They were not seriously
ner jured.
NY Louis E. Knocke, who has bee
81. Wichita, Kansas, several months, has
nao turned to Davenport to enter the Law
a. t fee of Hon. J. W. Stewart he di
Of leave his T X. tenor at Wichita, tho
It in they wanted him to keep it there so b
" to that Mr.. K. had to flee for safety i
his export Democrats Gdzette.
use, McDougall, the Rockford crow.e
40 q speaking of his recent astronomical
the said: Really there is nothing unplea
YER about crow when properly cooked
IIow tasted just as good as prairie chi
eide would. It's all in the imagination
ON makes one have a feeling of repugn
about eating crow
He who would rise
Must advertise
VIII There are no flies