Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-02
CITY CHAT.
City council meeting tonigh,

lion.
D. Roy Bowlby left for Chicago this
morning.
Frank P. WEIGH went to Chicago
this morning.
]. Silas Leas started for Chicago last
evening on business.
The collections at the Rock river toll
bridge for February were $191 30.
J. L Bolman and wife came down from
Fulton and spent Sunday in the city.
Margaret Mssher. the famous TRACE
diepne, appears at Harper's theatre next
Thursday night.
Fuller Smith. the river pilot, will move
his family to Clinton and hereafter make
that his home.
Money to loan by the Rock Island
Building and Loan association at per
cent Tuesday evening.
Fred Hass is recovering from his late
attack of quinsy and will be able TO be
out in few days.
The dancing school given on Saturday
evenings Is drawing large crowds and be-
coming quite popular
L. ii. Fender, yard master of the Fort
Wayne yards in Chicago. returned to his
home in Chicago yesterday.
Henry B. Remley of Rock Island, and
Miss Alice Sutton, of Coal Valley, were
married by Justice HAYES Saturday.
The sale of reserved seats for Marg aret
Msther opens at the Harper house phsr.
macy tomorrow morning al O'Clock.
Stamp Deputy NJ. Lee Galt's colec-
tons for February were: from tobacco.
Sc is; cigars. S34e so; beer, SO 1877 so;
total, 81, 4S0. Is.
Mrs. M. Levy entertained about TWEEN
ty>ive of her lady friends at O'Clock
tea at her home on Eighteenth street on
Saturday afternoon.
Though nothing has been heard at the
Rock Island house of the missing pastry
cook, Mary McFadden, it is understood
she is now at her home at Colons.
E. T. Turner, formerly agent of the
Adams Express company in this city. is
lying very sick at his old home in Mt.
Carmel and is not expected to recover
E l. Leveen. of the London Clothing
company, goes to Centralia Wednesday
night to superintend the grand spring
opening of the Londons store there.
VIM McEniry and wife returned fro N
their visit to New Orleans this morning,
accompanied by Miss Anna Clesry. Mrs
McEniry's sister, who will visit in Rock
Island.
The Misses Eta sod Julia Levi will
entertain about twenty-five of their
young friends with progressive cinch
party at their pleasant home On Second
avenue this evening.
The furnishing goods store Of j. A.
johnson. 1908 Third avenue, Moline. was
closed by Deputy Sheriff Silvis this morn
ing, on confession of judg nent for
SO, COZ. rs in favor of Chss. Wheeler.
Lieut. Burgh writes Johnny Raymond
that there may be 80 or more K. g
from Davenport, Moline and Rock ISL
and. A special train over the Q has
been chartered. and . guarantee of 65
has been met already .-Clinton Age.
Sherman memorial services were held
at the First NJ. E. church in Davenport
yesterday afternoon and also at Knowles
hall in Moline. At the Davenport meet
ing Rev. G. W. Cue, of this CITY, preach
ed the sermon.
The subscription masquerade given at
Turner hall on Saturday evening was
Largely attendt d. about seventy-fve cou-
pie being present. One of Mrs. Her
kerts customary fine suppers was en-
jeyed and B.euers orchestra furnishe d
the mu sic.
Rev. W. S. Marquis delivered his frs,
lecture on the fourfold gospel as written
by Matthew at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
yesterday afternoon. There was 8 good
attendance of young men and many in>
valuable points of interest we're brought
out by the speaker. His illustrations
were admirable. Next Sunday Mr. Mar
auis will have diagram prep AIRED foI
each one present. The gospel according
to Mark will be the theme. o. II. Creel
has also consented to sing solo.
A letter from Col. D. W. Flsgler to q
friend in this city, gives the latest news
Of the family so well and favorably known
in the tri cities The future home of the
Tlaglers will be in Washington, though
Glenn lately graduated from West Point,
and is stationed at Willis Point, Long
Island, N Y. The letter concludes with
the statement that both the colonel and
his wife are still greatly attached 20 their
former home on the island and much pre-
fer it 10 the gay capital.-Moline Jour-
nal.