Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-20
BRIEFLETS.
Missouri apples at Mays.
Fourth of July at the rink.

Missouri apples at Mays.
Fourth of July at the rink.
All the attendants in costume at the
rink.
Nice Jeniton apples at C. c. Trues-
dale's.
Mr. E. ]. Farwell, of Presumption. was
in the city today.
Fine Malaga grapes and Florida Or
anges at c. C. Truesdale's.
E. W. Lowrey, of Denver, COL, is in
the city on visit to his brother. Manager
H. ]. Lowrey, of the Harper.
Santa Claus will be glad to meet all his
little friends at the rink Thursday and
Friday evening, Nov. 90 and 90.
The Franklin hose company give re-
ception at the hose house on Third street
this evening, to which the members of the
city council have been invited.
A mission opened in Trinity church at
Davenport last light and will continue
for some time. The services are con-
Quoted by Rev. F. W. Clarn5ett, of New
| York.
The entertainment and ball of Island
City lodge. No. 4, A. o. U. W., takes
place Thursday evening, and promises to
be a great success. All members of the
order are cordially invited.
The hearing of the case of embezzle-
ment against Mr.. M. NJ. Corbett has
been postponed until tomorrow morning
before Justice Halves, Mr.. Corbett being
released in the meantime on bis own
recognizance.
Officer Baker hauled an iuebriate away
from the Rock Island house in the patrol
wagon this afternoon. The victim Of
undue fondness for the malt extract was
totally helpless-the officer had to carry
him in his arms to the wagon.
Mrs. Ira Weatherhead, of Barstow,
will give Thanksgiving pink coffee at
her residence one week from Thurs
day for the benefit of the NJ. E. church
there. The object is to raise funds for the
payment of an organ Mrs. Weather
head has taken a great interest in fur.
thering the interests of the Barstow
church, having given festival at heI
home on Oct. 25, last. The Thsnksgiv,
ing festival will include ts0leaux, char
AIDES, etc.
The Union has endulged in a good dea
of whining lately about the ARGUS sbus,
of republican candidates, and yet this
morning it gave vent to q contemplate
slur on City Attorney McEuiry, insinuat
r ing that he made raid on one of tbt
: harmless banners in the republican
parade Saturday night. Mr.. McEnir
viewed the parade from the balcony o
the Rock Island house and behaved him
self more as becomes gentleman tina
did great many who were in the rank
of that bowling, riotous mob that marche
through the streets.
The last will of the late Abraham Eric
of Moline was probated yesterday. Th
> will WAS executed August ~, 1885. an
bears the names of Messrs. S. ". Whet
lock of Moline, and Oliver Olson of Roc
Island, as witnesses. Messrs. John B
. aud Martin Prick are appointed execute
without bonds. The provision is TIL
, the estate be divided into nine ecu
= shares after the release of all obligation
One of these shares is bequeathed to ca
- of his children: Samuel, John B., Geori
- W.. Martin c., and Abraham G. Frit
and Martha S. Thomas. One is given
: the children living al the time of t
death of his son, Michael Frick, TO
distributed among them in equal par
One share to the children living of
dead daughter Sarah Heck, also to be
vided, and one sh are to the son, Of
-, dead son Adam Frick.