Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-01
CITY CHAT.

Inc city council meets tonight.
Wanted-A girl to starch. G. o. D
steam laundry.
Mr.. E. Bundschuh is back from fly
ing visit to Chicago.
See Englen's suit and psnts pattern
before ordering your fall clothing.
Suits made to order in the latest siyl
by Englen. the tailor. Buford block.
The schools opened this morning will
large attendance in all the departments
Miss Lille and Master George Kuo,
have returned from visit to Scranton
Pa
Teaching dress cutting and fitting BY
Miss Maggie Schelldorf. No. 1929, Elm
street.
Mrs. Phil Mitchell aud children have
returned from the east. Mr.. Mitchell me,
them in Chicago.
Clarence w. Hanna, of yuma. today
took out license to wed Miss Laura E.
Odell. of Hampton.
Miss Kate Blsdel. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Blsdel, of Fourth avenue,
is very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. E. A. Sweeney and Miss Amy
Sweeney, son and daughter of Mr. E D.
Sweeney. have returned from the sea :
shore.
MIR and Mrs. Alphons Mosenfelder ar.
rived from New York today, Mr. NJ. hav.
ing joined bis wife there on her return
from Europe.
A popular Rock Island railroad man
and very estimable young lady of this
city are TO become man and wife about
the middle of this month.
Irving Burgb. of Clinton. will remove
to this city the middle of this month. and
will assist his father In the wholesale IL
quor business thereafter.
Bernard A. Fuller, who is in Uncle
Sans employ at Rock Island, arrived
this morning to spend the Sabbath with
his psrents.-Muscatine Ne,os- Tribune.
Fiancis Murphy arrived in the city
again yesterday, and this morning started
for PIttsburg in response to telegram
announcing the serious illness of his son
there.
Hon. E w. Hurst arrived from Chica
60 Saturday night accompanied by his
wife, who has been spending the summer
among the places of summer pleasure in
the east.
Judge Smith convened the September
term of the circuit court this afternoon
and adjourned court until tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock when the grand and
petit juries will report for service.
The engineers of the Thompson Hous-
ton Electric company will soon be here
to survey the three cities and make their
plans for the plant of engines and dyna.
mos that are to furnish the power to the
Holmes line.
A Rock Island young man met with nj
embarrassment at the entrance TO the
camp meeting grounds yesterday. a wheel
breaking and letting himself and his fail
companion down rather abruptly. No
bones were broken fortunately.
Mrs. Thos. F. Cary has Just returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
Montana. MIR. Thos. F. Cary will to-
morrow start out on his annual trip in
the interest of the wall paper trade, and
Mrs. Cary will accompany him for few
days.
Rock Island, leave this week for visit
to their old home in Ohio from whence
they came thirty-four years ago. They
will visit Toledo, Cleveland and other
cities in the Buckeye state during their
absence.
Mrs. Michael Kinney, through her at
torney. VIM. McEniry, settled with the
Rock Island & Peoria railway company
today for the killing of her husband on
the 18th of last June at the foot of Sew
enteenth street by an engine on the Gable
branch.
Aids Daniel Corken ind j. E Larkin
with their wives, visited Peoria yesterday
and put in the day sight seeing. spending
several hours inspecting the fire depart
ment system of the second city of the
state. They were delighted with the
plan of that city and came home more de-
termined than ever to hustle the day
when Rock Island shall adopt paid and
reliable system.
In the county court Saturday Charles
Hanawsker and Geo. Hartung, of Hamp-
ton, charged with keeping open tippling
houses on Sundsy-entered pleas of
guilty, the former 10 four and the latter
to five counts in the informstions against
them, and judgment entered on the pleas
that the defendants pay fine of IS on
each count and the costs. Hanswaker
paid 1886. and Hartung S80.65.
The blood of Henry Nurre still calls on
Clinton county for the punishment of a
disbolicsl crime. and no effort, so far Ms
the public knows. is being made to bring
the murderers to justice. The belief is
gaining ground that 1t was family muir
der, and has now become what might be
called 'stand in" all around for reve
nue. only.-Delmar Journal.
DIrs. Peter Philebar, of this city, aud
married daughter from Davenport, were
thrown from a wagon at Brooks cross
ing Yesterday, and both sustained many
painful bruises, though the attending
physician does not regard either as SER
iously injured. The daughter, Mrs.
Krohn, of Davenport. had an arm
broken.
Frank Klein, of 2705 Seventh avenue,
jumped from bridge car at the corner OF
Twenty-fourth street and Third avenue
this afternoon and fell In such a name,
as to strike his head upon rock, and was
picked up senseless and carried into the
Office OF the Rock Island Fuel company
where DIR. Bsrth attended him. He soou
revived and was able TO walk home.
A new law in Wisconsin declares tina,
if any dog shall attack or run out AND
bark at any person or horse attached to 6
carriage travelling in q highway, com.
plant may be made to justice of the
peace, who, on proof that the charge il
true. shall order the owner or possessor OF
such dog to kin him Immediately. Should
the dog not belong to him, or the own
ers refuse to kill him, the law will bt
complied with, all the same. Such law
would he appreciated in Illinois.
The Chicago papers are after the bar
bers and their sponges. One paper say,