Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-09
BRIEFLETS.
G. p. church supper.
See McIntire Bros. adv.

y. L. church supper.
See McIntire Bros. adv.
G. p. church supper % cents.
Go to c P. c. supper tomorrow even,
| ing at Armory hall.
700 samples of aprons SO per cent dis
count at McCabe Bros.
| Peter Curnyn is home from Denver to
remain for short time.
Lining remnants one quarter price as
they go at McCabe Bros.
McIntire Bros. offer special induce
ments this week. See adv.
Mr. G. F. Lynde has returned from g
visit to relatives at Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Breecher. of 2635
Moline avenue, have new daughter.
SO and 40 inch Oriental lace flouncings
l43 and 213c yard while they last at
| McCabe Bros.
Help the ladies of the G. P church by
going TO their supper at Armory hall
Tuesday evening.
Jobs in ladies silk embroidered scarfs
beginning at &c this week at McCabe
Bros. Immense bargains.
The artesian well folks commenced re-
moving their apparatus from Mitchell &
Lynde's premises this morning.
The Rock Island High School Alumni
meeting will be held at the board of edu-
cation rooms tomorrow night.
McCabe Bros. will close 1000 wards
China dress silks at SHE per yard this
week. Good selection of coors.
Mr.. George Bromley, a long tine resi-
dence of the city, arrived from Des
MONIES this morning for two weeks
| stay.
Deputy Marshal c. j. Long and E. T
Kane, both living on the Elm street
bluffs, rejoice in the arrival of boys in
their homes
William Wilmerton, of Prescriptions. was
in the city today. Mr.. Wilmerton is
largely interested in various Rock Island
enterprises.
The marriage of Rev Fred Kroeger, of
Brandywine, Va, and Miss Marie Men
nicke, daughter of Rev. Mennicke, takes
place June "a
The game between the Peoria Sham,
rocks and the Rock Islands resulted in a
victory for the Peorias yesterday by a
score of IA to 12.
Contractor Baker has Just completed
neat little cottage for Aid. J. E. Larkin
on Forty second street. Mr.. Larkin will
move into it tomorrow.
Alderman James E. Larkin returned
from visit to Chicago Saturday night.
Next to Rock Island Larkin thinks Chi
csgo is the grandest city in the state.
The Peak sisters will have their enters
tsinment at Armory hall tomorrow even,
ing instead of the Central Presbyterian
church as was stated in Saturdays ARGUS.
Raible & SteBgel have nothing to do
with the purchase of the property near
their brewery by Gottlieb Hook last week.
Mr.. Hook bought the property for his ow
use and on his own responsibility entire
lY.
Notice to business men, The ladies of
the G. P. church desire your attendance
at Armory hall Tuesday evening from 6
to o'clock. They serve fine supper
for % cents.
Mertie Buck. daughter of E III Buck,
fell out of hammock while visiting her
grandmother at Erie Yesterday, and broke
her left arm. Mrs. Buck went to Erie
last night and brought her little daugh-
ter home. DR.. Cowden set the fracture
this morning.
In st. Joseph's church yesterday morn
ing. Rev. Father Davis, of st. Mar
guerite's cathedral, Davenport, who is
officiating in the absence of Father
Thomas Mackin who is in Chicago. made
the first formal announcement of the mar
riage of Mr.. l.. G. Blanding and Miss
Genevieve Thompson.
While painting on the ceiling in the
dome in Huber's brewery Saturday after
noon. Nicholas Werig, of 1926 Sixth ave.
nue., met with terrible accident-a board
breaking and precipitating him thirty
five feet, bringing the small of his
back in such violent contact with cop.
per boiler below as to paral5ze his lower
extremeties. Dr. Barth is attending him.
Yesterday was children's day in the
Central Presbyterian and Broadway
churches, and for the First M. E. church
in the rink. Interesting services were
held i'm each, in which the little folks took
part. acquitting themselves creditably
Children's baptism occurred in the Gems
trail and at the rink.
An excursion train was run to Rock
Island yesterday over the r. l. & p. I'M
der the auspices of the Brotherhood of
Trainmen Of Peoria, composed of conduc-
tors and brakemen. There were eight
coaches in the train in charge of Conduc-
tor Horn and pulled by locomotive z,
Engineer Perry. The excursion party
included 4S5 people and arrived at / / 80
a. m. and departing for return at $50 p.
m, and reaching Peoria at 1890. The
day was put in sight seeing in the vicin-
ity The affair was complete success
every way.
For graat many years the firm of
Carse & Ohlweiler have been the local
energetic agents for the famous Schlitz
Milwaukee beer, and so successfully has
the Rock Island firm managed this
branch of the great brewing firms BUSH
Milwaukee to Carse 81 Ohlweiler to have
a wagon made here for use in delivering
the goods to the patrons throughout the
city The order was placed in the hands
of Kurth s. Scherer, and the vehicle
which was built under Mr.. Ohlweiler's
direction, has made its appearance. 1t
is a thorough beauty-painted pleasant
red. 1t bears the trade mark of the
Schliiz company on the seat, and is Sc
artistic in its design and finish as to be
| an attractive ornament to street traffic.
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