Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-15

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Mrs DR.. Truesdale has issued invita-,
lions for reception tomorrow afternoon
at her pleasant residence corner Sixth
avenue and Eighteenth street.
Mr.. Geo. E. Bailey is in an ecstasy OF
delight today; he is grandpa for the frs
time and the promising young man will
write his name Shaw in the temple.
of fame
Mr.. g. II. Hamilton, advance agent o.
the frankie Jones combination, has beer
very i'll at the Rock Island house for some
time, but is improving under the care oil
DR.. Carter.
Maggie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
! j. Lee. OF Fourteenth and -a>half street
died at l o'clock this morning of diph-
liberia, aged three years, three months and
fifteen days.
Dr.. Il. L. Eyster, chancellor comman.
der of st. Paul lodge Knights of Py>
th'as, left for Chicago last night as a
delegate to the grand lodge. which con.
yenes there today.
Tonight occurs the meeting of the
stockholders of the Black Hawk Home
stead association for the purpose of in
cressing the authorized capital stock to
ten million dollars.
An organ concert is to be given in the
congregational church at Davenport by
Frederic Archer tomorrow evening. Mr..
Archer is celebrated orgalist and q
first>class entertainment is assured.
At the recent meeting OF the Northern
Illinois Teachers association, Supi S. s.
kemble. of the Rock Island schools. was
elected member of the executive COM
mittee of the society and it was decided
to hold the next meeting in Rock Island
next April.
Miss Laura Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Smith, arrived home from
her western journey Saturday noon after
a long three months visit with her aunt,
and on her way home she visited week
with her grandmother in Montpelier.
Mr.. VIM. Jackson attended the twen-
tieth anniversary Of the Illinois Humane
society in the auditorium, Chicago. Satur-
day evening, accompanied BY his wife
AID daughter, Miss Hattie Jackson, the
latter being a student in the art studio OF
Mr.. Geo. Platt, formerly of this city.
Mrs. R. II. Wright returned home this
morning. called by her husbands death.
her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Sage, of
Omaha, accompanying her. Mr. Wright's
funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Thurs
CAV afternoon from Mr.. Carse's residence.
Mr.. Carse is expected home tomorrow
morning.
A. d. Sperry.J. L. Fireman, Nils Or
sen. Henry Hansen, Frank Nader, Paul
Cleland, E. B. McKnown. Geo. Kingsbury,
F. W. Lang, Chas. Schillinger, F. D.
Taylor. L. A. Bowman and Geo Barker.
leave fo- Peoria in the morning to attend
the state Y. NJ. C. A convention.
Hiram Cable. a son of the eminen,
head of Rock Island interests, is a clerk
in Sjpt. Lawrence's office in Colorado
Springs. He is quiet, unsssuminp
young man and has expressed a deter
mination to become a practical railroad
man. He has just returned from Europe,
whittier ne went to accompany his two
sisters. who are students at a Berlin col.
lege. Denver Necs.
Ladies looking for an elegant fitting
garment should go TO II. Deutsch, the
great cloak dealer, No. III West Second
street. Davenport. who has the most com.
plete stock in the west. made up Of the
very latest styles. and OF newest patterns.
He has them for the rich and the poor,
big and little, at prices to suit-and re-
member every cloak sold is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or no pay
There was another serious accident on
the electric road in Davenport Sunday,
car getting away with the driver and
running the entire length of Brady stree,
hill full of terror stricken passengers.
Fortunately there were no cars passing
on Fifth street and the car dashed on
unchecked to Fourth street. where it wa.
stopped. Several lesped out, among
others a lady who was slightly injured
We have heard it whispered BY thos,
in the secret that McCste Bros mil
linery opening this season will far eclips,
any former exhibit they have ever mad,
in this department. Miss Adams, thei
new trimmer, has already made scores o.
friends among the ladies, who are On th,
alert for the latest aud most artistic mil
linery, and she promises the finest dis
play on Wednesday and Thursday it ha
ever been her pleasure to superintend.
Mr.. N. c. Ryder. of Syracuse, N. z /.
member of the United States Glas
company, which now owns the Rock Isl
and works, was in the city Sunday an
yesterday, the guest of Mr.. Phil Mitchell
He inspected the Rock Island works i
company with Mr.. Mitchell and supt
Schsfer and expressed himself as we
pleased with the plant. He also enioye
! ride on the island Of Rock Island an
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