Rock Island daily Argus., 1889-09-21

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Trading at the M. & K.
Ex-Circuit Clerk Bowman has given up
his mail run and is now in the real es tate
business in Des Moines.
1t is now authoritstively reported that
travel will not be stopped over the Rock
river bridges during the repairs.
Elder M. A. Head will preach and ad-
minister the sacrament at the Ninth
street church tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Williamson and Miss Hitchcock
returned from Quincy this morning, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Messrs. R. s Silvis. of Carbon Cliff,
| and Madison Bowles and son. Geo. w.
| Bowles, of Coe, were in the city today.
The task of raising the Guyer building
has been completed and it now only re-
mains to put in the foundation, and this
is being done.
They all brsg, but if you want a nobby
fall overcoat be sure to examine the new
line at the Golden Eagle. Prices lower
than ever.
Nicer than ever before" is the gen.
eral verdict of all who have seen the i'm
mense line of fall suits and overcoats at
the Golden Eagle.
Now is the time to buy heavier under
wear. and the Golden Eagle is the place
to buy it. Every kind and description at
| the lowest prices.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Carter lost their
three weeks old son this morning The
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in their sore affiiction.
Mothers, you will do well to call at
once at the Golden Eagle and examine
the new stock Of boys and children's
clothing before purchasing.
Thomas Gray, who was rendered sit
ustion in the Munice, Ind, glass works,
has decided to remain at home and blow
glass for the Rock Island factory.
Miss NJ. s. Reynolds. for the past
three years teacher in the Rock Island
high school. is now employed in the uni
versity at Notre Dame. Ind.
Mr.. Louis Reaua, of this city. has been
| appointed to an important position in the
office of DR.. Lindahl. state geologist at
Springfield, and leaves tonight for the
state capitol.
They can't be downed-there is no use
talking. The SCHNEIDER hats take the
lead. They are the best made. barring
none. Remember the Golden Eagle mas
the sole agency.
Mrs. Lottie Strupp is dangerously i'll .
Her many friends hope she will survive,
and also to enjoy the back pension and
the allotment of IS per month which was
recently allowed
| Just opened at the Golden Eagle 100
dozen latest style silk lined neckwear, all
the latest shapes. Your choice 25 cents
each or five for 81. Look in the window
when you are passing.
| Robert Mantell, the famous actor, Will
open the new Burtis opera house ut Dav
! export Monday night in grand style
There will be an immense audience pres
ent made up largely from this city.
| Postmaster c. B. Marshall, of Cordo-
va, was in the city today. He has lately
been elected principal of the Cordova
school and is about ready to turn tn,
postoffice over to some republican wheel
horse.
Mrs. Mahoney, while returning from
the home of the late Thomas Bresnahau
on Elm street last night, slipped at the
corner of Seventh avenue and Elm street
and suffered severe sprain of her ankle
The committee in charge of the Wood
men excursion to Peoria tomorrow, have
arranged to sell tickets up to the time the
train starts in the morning. as the notice
appearing elsewhere shows.
The merchants carnival at Armory
hall, will be held October 90 and "a.
This entertainment is being gotten up by
the ladies of the Central Presbyterian
church and promises to be the most nove
entertainment of the season.
Fritz Bergfeldt, of Davenport died
Thursday, leaving the combination of his
safe unknown. Charley Fiebig was
called for yesterday and opened the safe,
finding will, money and other papers
which the family were ignorant of.
The Moline Central railway will peti
ton the council of that city at its next
meeting to extend its line from Fifteenth
street and Fourth avenue to Second ave,
nue. and east to Sixteenth street, forming
loop through the business psrt of the
city.
Mr. Chas. ALLEN. of Port Byron, anG
Miss May Conklin, of Cedar Falls, Iowa
were united In marriage at the latter city
last Tuesday. The couple will make thei
future home in Port Byron. where the,
have already commenced housekeeping
Seth M. Crane, the celebrated baritone
singer. now one of the most successful
knights of the sample case on the road
arrived at the Harper last night. Crane,
home is in Boston, but he makes Rocl
7: Island his headquarters during larg
part of the season. His friends here ar,
counted by the score.
ri The board Of education held sbo:
, session last evening. President Thoma
! aud Directors Bsrth and Knowlton bein,
present. Mr. Knowlton was elected sec
retary pro tenn. Upon motion, Bick
RitcheY were allowed $50 on their con
tract for building No & and Architec