Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-27
BRIEELETS.

| Furnished rooms to rent, 221 18th ST.
Telescope views cents piece at the
Fair"
Clifton's Ranch King" company is al
the Rock Island House.
Supervisor Schoonmaker, of Reynolds,
was in the city today
Mr., Leopold Simon was in Monmouth
on business yesterday.
Messrs. Luther S. Pearsol and T. s..
Gates, of Port Byron, were in the city
today.
Mr. G B. Hartou, representing Singer.
| Nimick & Co an immense steel house of
Pittsburg, was in the city yesterday,
J G. Johnston, OF Reynolds, J NJ and
J. T. Walker, of Hilsdalc. were nong
the callers at the ARGUS Office today
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. w Leary, of Elm
street, leave for Memphis, Tenn, this
evening, on pleasure trip of two weeks.
The sensational western drama "The
Ranch King" will be produced at Har>
per's theatre tonight by a superior com
pany.
Mr., Harry Urben, of Beaver Falls,
Pa, who has been on a visit to his uncle,
Mr.. john Miller, returned home last
evening.
At the residence of Henry Eckerman.
Eleventh street and Fourth avenue, last
evening. Justice Cooke united in mar
rage Louis Koch and Miss Laura Bard
DR. ]. W. Cowden says it was DR.. Peck
who removed the tumor from Mrs Nell
sons side and that he simply assisted in
the operation.
The republicans are commencing to
organize pretty early. Next November
they will realize the folly of their exer-
lions.
AS soon as the republican candidate
for president is nominated, it will be in
order for Boss" Wells to telegraph that
Rock Island is solid for the ticket.
Mr. Ed Latin, of Reynolds, will re-
move next week to Woodward, Douglas
county, Iowa. He is an energetic young
man, and will succeed in his new home.
Little Flora Oswald. daughter of Mr.
John Oswald, the drayman, was the vic
tim of pleasant surprise st the resi-
dence of her parents on Vine street las
night.
Mr.. Charles Weyerhauser and Fred
Denkman leave this evening for ST. Paul
to visit the ice palace. They will also
make tour through the lumber district
before returning.
DR.. J. W. Cowden's fine horse met
with an unfortunate accident while speed |
ing on the ice yesterday afternoon, and |
the animal will require the attention of
veterinary surgeon for some time to
come.
1t seems that there have been five mar
riages on the Rock Island and Savanna |
run of the c., b & Q, instead of three
since the first train was started on the |
run, little over year ago, So much |
the better.
Mr.. j. R Johnston. secretary of the |
Rock Island County Brush Electric Light
company and the Rock Island Silver
Plating Works, has desk now in the |
law office of City Attorney McEniry, in
posto1fice block. He will always be found
there during business hours.
Mayor c. A. Voelker and Aldermen
John Keinschmidt. John Mulkern
Thomas Burns and Henry Michael, all of
The Dubuque common council, break
tasted at the Harper this morning on
heir way from Des Moines to Dubuque.
Mrs. williamson Cox died at Port By
.on last evening OF consumption, aged
about 40 years, She was daughter Of
Mr., William Cox, of Hampton. The
funeral will be held at Port Byron on
Sunday and the remains inferred at
Hampton.
There is not word of truth in the
Lnion's statement this morning that Cows
,anor Larabee, of Iowa, had notified
Mayor Clausseu, of Davenport. to en-
'orce the prohibitory law in that city.
The Union would make Iowa's republi.
IAN prohibition governor out fool.
Superintendent W. ]. Browne. of the
Rock Island Pillow company, left for the
vest last night, in the interests of the
His intentions are to ar
'ange with the company's agents at San
Francisco and Portland, Frank Bros, for
he manufacture here of a plow suitable
% the Californa soil
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