Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-14
BRIEFLETS.

Huber & Weinburger put on an extra
ice wagon this morning
Services win be held in South Park
chapel tomorrow evening
| Mr.. Martin Schoonmacker, of Rey-
nolds. was in the city today.
Max. Kohn has decided to go into the
liquor business at Dubuque.
Louis Eckhart, of Canton, spent Sun
day with relatives in the city.
Curtains poles 4c, extra long and extra
finish &c each at McCsbe Bros.
New beaded capes and wraps and new
jackets just in at McCabe Bros.
| Don't fail to see the two specials in r.
| ish point curtains at McCahe Bros.
j. NJ. Cooke. business manager for the
Nine Janauschek company, was in the
city Saturday.
Buy your carpets, furniture and dra
| peres at the G. F. Adams, 322 Brady
street. Davenport.
The advanced pupils of Mrs. Darrow's
music class will give concert at the
| South Park chapel Friday evening.
Mr. Phil Mitchell started for Syracuse.
\. Y, this morning, to attend meeting
of the directors of the United Glass Co
5000 papers of National Seed Cos
choice flower seeds TO be distributed this
week at PC per paper at McCsbe Bros.
A man by the name of Angel. living at
| Clinton, Iowa, was over and killed by
G, B. & Q. train at Rock Island juno
ton Saturday.
| Nottingham curtains 3Sc, 4Sc. &c, CSC
and Zoe per pair at McCabe Bros. curtain
sale this week-worth two or three times
the price quoted.
Elk Conductors Willis and Sullivan left
| for FIT. Worth, Tex, this morning, where
they accept responsible positions in rail
road employment.
The young peoples society of the
Broadway church gives quiz" sociable
at the residence of Mr. Fred Weyerhauser,
on Elm street this evening.
Mrs. Emma Strattan. of Lyons is Wis
| iting in the city to attend the marriage of
her sister, Miss Margaret Staubach, to
Victor Fl. Schmidt, of Muscatine, this
| evening
Atkinson & Oloff will commence on
the Eighteenth street paving contract to-
morrow morning. The curbing has been
received and will be set first. The first
consignment of Galesburg brick is ex>
pected Thursday.
Two tenement houses owned respec-
lively by Rerold Anderson and Lother
Hester on Fourth avenue between Four>
teenth and Fifteenth streets, Moline,
were destroyed by fire last night with a
total loss of $4,000.
There was family reunion at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Reimers
Saturday night, it being Mr.. Reimers'
forty seventh birthday. A number of
handsome presents were received by Mr..
Reimers and an elegant supper was
served.
Mr.. F. j. Kinney, the cashier of Mtch>
ell s. Lynde's bank. has adopted a scheme
for accommo dating the public with,
out answering questions. He has posted
a daily bulletin near his window in the
bank of the depth reached each day in
the drilling of The artesian well.
Charles Swanson. of South Bend. Ind
died at St.Lukes hospital Saturday even
ing of typhoid fever. aged twenty
years. He was student at Augustana
college. and was taken to the hospital
two days before his death. The body
was taken to South Bend by relatives for
interment.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary ]. Yeager
occurred from st. Mary's church this
morning and the large attendance testified
to the esteem in which the deceased lady
was held by all who knew her. Tue pail
bearers were Messrs Peter Rosenthal
Henry Diesenroth. Adam Kloiz, Valen-
tine Noldt, Antoine Kiel and Martin
Fisher.
Aid ] E Larkin tiled his soldiers dis
charge with the county clerk today
Jimmie is so modest that but for the fac
that records show it, few would know
that he had ever gone to the front in de-
Tense of his country. Still he did so a
the age of sixteen and he had to tell a fit
about his age to get in. but under tn,
circumstances it was excusa5le.
The Tri-City Odd Fellows anniversar,
associstion having decided to abandon al
attempts to have general celebration
on April 80, the lodges of Moline hav,
decided TO observe the anniversary in ,
becoming manner. A meeting of mem
bers of the committees appointed by tn,
several lodges was held Wednesday even
ing, at which it was decided to hold /,
sociable and dance at the Odd Fellows
hall on that evening. Subcommittee t
arrange for music. supper, ETC., were ap
pointed. -Moline Republican.
, In reply to the petition sent from Mon
mouth asking the erection of
!, new depot in that city the Bur.
lington officials sent an answer plead
ing their inability to grant the favor Oh
} account of poverty. The general man
, ager, E. P. Ripley, says that he can q