Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-27
BREIFLETS.

Alasl poor gobbler.
Go to the poultry show.
Thanksgiving day tomorrow.
See the great poultry display at Armo-
~ hall.
The "Desr Irish Boy" at the theatre
tonight.
Mr.. Ben Petit has gone to Seattle,
Washington, to live.
j. q. Rasmussen will keep his gallery
open till 8 p. m. tomorrow.
The poultry show at Armory hall will
be open tomorrow. See it.
The poultry show Of the Northwestern
Illinois association is worth seeing.
Mr.. Harry Petit leaves for New York
City next week. on an extended trip.
New York store holiday goods OPEN
ing next Tuesday, Dec. 8. at 1905 Second
avenue.
Rev. w. A. Passavant, Jr., of Pitts>
burg. is in the city the guest of L. s.
McCsbe.
New York store holiday goods opens
ing next Tuesday, Dec. 8. 1908 Second
avenue.
New York store holiday goods oren-
ing next Tuesday. Dec. 3. at 1908 Second
avenue
There are some fine specimens of poul.
try at the exhibition at Armory hall.
Visit it tomorrow.
A few more boarders desired at Mrs.
John Westphars private boarding house
40S Twentieth street.
Visit the poultry show at Armory hall.
1t will be a pleasant way of spending
Thanksgiving afternoon.
William II. Fidlar and Miss Bessie s.
Altman, Of Davenport, were married by
Rev. W. s. Marquis last evening.
An overcoat was stolen from
Schwecke's boarding house on Moline
avenue last evening. but the thief is ur-
known.
Among the nice things for your
Thanksgiving dinner, we have shell oys-
tiers and Holsters. Lloyd & Co., Dimick's
block.
Now, if DIR. McEniry has any milk of
human kindness in his soul, he will at
least send the Union nice plump turkey
for tomorrow.
Jack Gsrin. who was bound over to
keep the peace for one year some time
ago. was released today. his mother fur,
nishing bonds.
The Rodman Rifles have issued very
pretty invitations for the opening ball of
the company at Armory hall on Thurs.
day evening. Dec. 5th
Observer Fitzgerald, of the signal ser
vice corps. received instructions this
morning TO hoist the black flag and the
ARGUS signal went up.
Ex-Policemsn, P. J. Cary. who is now
working at his trade at the Rock Island
arsenal, is suffering from an injury TO his
hand received while at work.
VIM. Dresser will have his usual first.
class lunch all day tomorrow. consisting
of turkey, chicken. etc. He extends an
Invitation to all his friends TO give him a
call
Mrs. Milton Jones concert which was
TO have been held at Knowles hall. Mo-
line. on Friday evening hes been POST
pened. the hail having been previously
engaged for that date
Tomorrow. Thanksgiving dav. servi.
ces at Trinity church at 10 a. IN. and : 80
p. m. On Friday special services at 10
and 7.S0 for the increase of missionaries,
missionary zeal. On Saturday tie fes-
tivsl of Saint Andrew; service q, 10
o'clock.
The Baker-Forsyih assault case from
Cordovs is being heard before Judge
Adams this afternoon. States Attorney
Sturgeon appears for Dexter Forsyth. the
prosecuting witness. while Adair Pleas
ants is for Lesnder Baker. The assault
occurred on Oct. 9th, and was described
IN the ARGUS at the time.
A petition Is in circulation and is being
freely signed by property holders. asking
the city council to order a pole electric
light at the corner of Sixteenth street and
Second avenue. The location is near
Harper's theatre and also the street lead
ing down to the c.. B & @ depot,
which is always very dark and it is quite
desirable that light be placed there.
10 the checker match TO be PLAYED to =.
morrow al Aid. Evans barber shop. the
following will participate: Mr.. John Ev-
ans, of Moline. will be timer for Mr..
Wood. and Mr.. Fred Renter for Mr..
Valentine. Both players have agreed
upon Mr.. Geo. Schneider, of Rock ISL
and. as referee. Both PLAYERS are well
versed in the game; they played six
games last August in the tournament at
Moline, all being drawn
The Moline Dispatch declares that Its
opposition to the Hennepin canal under
its present established terminus is based
en- the same general theory that in con
structing the canal the termini are just as
vital point to be considered in render
ing ii useful as it wound be with q rail.
road or any other highway Of commerce,
and just as great care should be exer>
cised." The short of il is that Moline is
blind to the general good to accrue to the
community from the canal and has simply
resorted to dog in the msnger tactics