Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-30
BRIEFLETS.

Turkeys and chickens dressed to order |
at Mays.
Go to John Evans for your -four. feed
and groceries.
Congressman Gest started for Wash
ington last night
Ex.Supervisor Martin Schoonmaker.
of Reynolds. was in the city today.
Mrs H. o. Norton and Miss Smith, of
Hampton. were in the city today.
The arguments are being made in the
Bladel- Weaverliug case this afternoon.
Only few tickets remain on Tom
Kirkwood. Inquire at the Harper house.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Building association, Tuesday, December
4, 1888.
Do not forget the special sale of hand
kerchiefs at Arnold's Bazaar, Davenport.
Saturday and Monday. Call early and
avoid the rush.
Children's BIRD Festival" at the First
NJ. E. church this evening at 730. New
and unique. Admission, adults ten cents,
children five cents.
An error in M. Arnold's advertisement
IN Wednesdays ARGUs-where it reads
$50 in the prices quoted in lot five, it
should have read so cents.
Childrens Bird Festival" at the FIRST
NJ. E. church this evening at 1880. New
and unique Admission, adults ten cents,
children five cents.
Hon. Geo. A. Castleman's condition is
much improved today. He is able to
move his limbs, and his condition war
rants the belief that he will ultimately
recover entirely.
Assistant Supt. Gamble, of the Moline
& Rock Island lines of the Holmes sys.
TEN, leaves for bot Springs, Ark, Mon
day, in hopes of having his rheum atisn
boiled out of him.
The Rock Island favorite, Matte Wick
ers, is coming back, as theatre goers vii
be delighted to know, and will produce
g her new play, ''Cherub, at Harpers the
IL atre next Thursday night.
= The Y. W. C. T. U. will hold its regu
lar monthly meeting tomorrow at 3 p. m
. iu the Y. NJ. C. A rooms. Every mem
Der is requested to be present,as bushes!
:" of importance is to be considered.
= Mr.. W. V. Channon and Mrs. F. P
- jackson, grandfather and mother of tint
~ Jackson brothers of The Cafe" spen
" Thanksgiving with the boys in the city
=. States attorney elect, Patrick OMsra
is improving. 1t is feared he will not b
~ able TO assume his duties as states attor
VI ney Monday, and he will probably depu
% tie ex-State's Attorney E. E. Parmente
~ to act in his place.
r. H. Chillburg and Jos. P. Ferong
the Swedons burglars. were sentenced 3
eighteen months each in the penitentisr
: by Judge Glenn at Aledo, Wednesday
- The girl, Belle Guyck, who was their &C
complete. has not yet had her trial.
~ The Northwestern Illinois Poultry a.
socialion's second annual exhibition
Armory hall on Wednesday, Thursds,
Friday and Saturday and each evening
~ this week. The finest display of poultI
ever seen in the west. Admission, adul
M fifteen cents. children ian eeass,---
The Taylor house served a magniice
supper Thanksgiving evening 10 1
| Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
nd their annual dance. The supper "
said to be one of the most elaborate, al
IN about sixty five couple participated in t
good things. All present enjoyed
md hospitality of the host and hostess, N
be and Mrs Kubitz
While in Rock Island Tuesday, Gene
al Manager E. P. Ripley, of the c.,
g., and Supt. Rice, of the Illinois lin
cert of the same road, made an examinati
lld- of the situation of the proposed viadu
cen Mr. Ripley seemed much interested in I
ain project and expressed his determinst
to confer with Vice President Rimbsll
the to what work the railroads would do
S the matter.