Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-19

was in constant use from morning until
night, but the water held out to the last.
Ssml Sample. of Pennsylvania. is on
the ground as has been his custom since
the campground was originally laid out
g. F. Hartman, of Black Hawk, was q
visitor Mr.. II. fell from load of hay
Friday, breaking two bones of his left
hand.
This is the third year Messrs Gilmore
have had charge Of the boarding house.
Their management is entirely satisfae-
to ry to all.
Frank W. Wilson, of Rural, is compelled
to use a cane when going around visits
ing friends. He injured his back while
working on the road
Rev. F. H. Cummings left at noon Sun
day for Geneseo in response to a tele-
gram which notified him of the serious
illness of one of his children.
Bishop Ninde, of Topeka. Kan was
highly pleased with his reception and
says the Methodist people of this vicinity
compare well with members of the other
parts of the world.
Mrs. Whitmore of Woodruff when
coming to the camp ground, fell from the
wagon and one wheel passed over her
arm breaking it in two places. DR.. G.
Il. kinyon, who was on the ground, re-
duced the fracture.
Judge Wait, III. V. Fisher, r. c.
Graves and p. III. Taylor, of Geneseo.
were visitors on the camp ground Suns
day. Judge Wait and the bishop were
college mates. They met yesterday for
the first time in twenty-fi five years.
form the grape and berry field of this coun-
ty. The ARGUS representative made it a
point to learn the condition of the crop
Mr.. Geo. Gotobed says about one half of
his vines have died from rot. Thomas
and Brutus Starkey say they have lost
many vines in the same way, and all
say the grape crop will not yield more
than half what was looked for month
back. Grapes growing in sandy soil are
doing well and will yield well. Late POI
tatoes will fall behind the expectations
of the farmers.
The following have tents on the ground
Rev. John Crimson and family, Victoria
Mrs. Mosher, Mrs. Dodge and Mrs.
Hodgeman are visitors; H. G. Quick and
family, Port Byron; Mrs. Annie Bendle
BERTHE Latin, Anna and Lizzie Owens, all
OF Milan. share one tent; r. S. Silvis and
family, Jennie Cohen. Mary Kennedy.
Jessie and Eva Cortin. all of Carbon
Gin; j. X. Spivey and family. New
windsor; Geo. Smith and family,
Samuel Sample and family and
John Wilkinson and family, Presumption;
Geo. W. Sedgewick and family, Viola;
Levi Bowers and family. HUI, Mercer
county; W. C. Gray and family, Pre-
emptioD; nj. Huntley and family, Rock
Island; W. T. Baxter and family. Viola
J. +. Smith and family. Presumption; c.
w. Green and family, Taylor Ridge; Mrs
w. ii. Brown and family. Milan; Mitch.
ell \. Hunting and family, Presumption;
John Mckinion, Viola; W. L. Wood and
family. Geneseo; Mrs. N. Neal. Moline;
Mrs. ID. F. Sargent and Mrs. E NJ. Way,
Geneseo; 81. r. OFT anl family, Geneseo;
Mrs. A. Withrow, Geneseo: ]. A. Riason
and family, Reynolds; MIR. Barnhart,
Orion; Mrs. A. K. Caverly and Mrs ID.
+. Cromwell. Moline; a. Wait and FAM
lily, Reynolds; Mrs. Connolly. Preemp-
ton; Joseph Johnston, Reynolds; d. w.
Clark, Preemption; Mr.. Freeburg and
family. Bowling; Mrs. Elizabeth Mar,
NSpohsct' MIS-. hOAana Bowen, Ne
vance; Mrs. Jno. Sneed, Moline; Mrs
M. L. Arcularius and family, Hampton;
j. ID. Smith. Woodruff, J. II. Cooper
and family. Moline; Mrs. W. II. Brown,
South Moline: Mrs. James B. Ladders,
Misses Bowens, Miss MAY Bailey, all OF
Rock Island. They have for a guest
Miss Scubner, of Chicago; F. W. Rath
burn. Presumption; NJ. T. Stafford and
family, Rock Island; Frank Wilderman
and family, Geneseo: VIM. Luther and
family, GeDeseo; Frank H. Cummings
and family, Geneseo; David Kelso. South
Moline; Mary A. Coleman, Wilton,
Iowa; l.. A. Hamilton. Osco; B. T. Bar
rett and family. Port Byron; Mr. Nc
Alice, Millersburg; W. T. Kerr and fans
lily. Milan; VIM. Hurst and wife, Rock
Island; John futile, Bowling; John Die
mer, Bowling; NJ. T. Johnson, Milan;
@. W. Cue and son. Rock Island; M. A.
Head and family, Rock Island; r. A.
Brown and family. Aledo.