Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
SUBURBAN SIFTlNGS.
HILLSDALE.
HILLsDALE, Jan. 23.

HILLsDALE, Jan. %.
Hogs "a. 90. butter IS cents. eggs Is
cents.
B.C. Goodrich seems to have pretty
bad luck trying to grind his grist
Mrs. Casius Genung has almost recov-
cred from her recent illness. She is able
to be out of the house.
Dave Virgins has moved on VIM.
Mills place with the intention of doing
grubbing and wood chopping.
The Daily VS.. Waddell damage suit
which was to have been tried Monday,
was postponed ten days. pending a set
Element.
John Johnson is again very ill with
asthma, the same complaint with which
he suffered last winter. DR.. Freek Is at
tending.
Uncle Billy Smith lost his pocket
book last week containing S26 02, aud a
hundred dollar note. 1t was found by
Katie Brecker.
at Bethesda tomorrow night. the proceeds
TO go toward keeping the grave yard in
proper condition.
j. T. Walker had a horse very badly
cut on barb wire fence few days ago.
thus showing the danger OF having pas
lures fenced with wire.
VIM. Parker is contemplating buying
the Hugh Mccall place in Coe. We pre-
sumo 8 W. WOodbdrn will buy his place
as he will probably need one soon.s
The literary at Bluff school Tuesday
night was good in some points. the best
being the reading OF the Chronic Gazette
of Coe. The society meets at Enterprise
next Tuesday evening.
Alfred Ashdown has traded his prop
erty in Hillsdale for the 8. w. WOODBURY.
horse He is fine Norman animal.
Ashdown thinks some of taking him TO
thwestern Iowa.
The adjusting agent was here last week
and settled with w. c. Mcconnell for
the loss of his house. The amount paid
was S425. Mcconnell is busy at work
rebuilding. Dennison & Son being the
carpenters.
Last Friday night there was a very
pleasant surprise party on Jake Lsrue at
the residence of his father. There were
over Thirty couple present and all had a
pleasant time, with perhaps, the excep-
ton OF Fred Trent, who. we learn, was
fired, and the little giant carried off the
laurels. We understood there were some
words, but no blows.
The following has been handed me by
the pupils of the Enterprise school with
the request that 1t be published
"ln reply to one of the Hilsdale items
OF last weeks Union, we, the Enterprise
scholars. submit the following:
Wsnted-A good apothecsry to snslyze
the head of the Hillsdale reporter of the
Union, TO see if there is any brains
there. There is certainly an enlargement
of some kind which might possibly
need bsndagng."
Last night at the residence of the
brides parents in Coe, one of Goes most
highly esteemed young ladies, Miss
Amelia Hsuberg, became the wife OF
VIM Schmoll, of Winona. Kan. Mr.. s.
was formerly resident of this vicinity,
and is well known here. He is at present
engaged in cattle raising in Kansas,
where he and his bride will go in few
days. The bride is the eldest daughter of
NJ. ID. Hauberg, an extensive farmer and
stock buyer. She has until recently been
conducting dressmsking and millinery
establishment, in connection with her
sister at Port Byron. Only intimate
friends and relatives were present Many
elegant and costly presents were re-
ceived. The boys had the usual sere-
made at night. The ARGUS joins with
their many friends in wishing them sue
cess in their journey of life.