Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-26
CITY CHAT.
Masks at Taylor s.
Diaries at Tavlor's.

Christmes at Oskalooss, Iowa.
Miss Irene Rosenfeld is home from
Chicago to spend the holidays.
Conductor A. F. Barber and family
spent Christmas at Galesburg
]. G. Adams and wife arrived at the
Harper from Chicago this m morning
First quality goods sold cheaper than
others are selling seconds, at Sohneiders
Maj. c. W. Howes and H. f. Casteel
came down from Fulton to spend Christ
mas
SeVen~room house for rent. No. AT
T~siith street. Enquire at 600 Twelfth
street.
The police were presented with box
Of foe cigars with the compliments of
the mayor
B. Winter is distributing very hand
some calendar with his compliments for
ihe season of 1892.
The Rock Island Travelling Mems ssso.
citation meets in adjourned session to
night at the Harper.
b. ) Bowman, who is attending the
university at lows City spent Christmas
st his home in this city.
The ministerial association of Rock
Stand will meet in the parlors of the 7.
N. { A. Monday, Dec. 2s. at Han m.
The sale of seats for the Divide Musin
entertainment begins at 7:30 Tuesday
morning at the Harper house pharmacy.
The old leaguers' masquerade at Ar,
nory hall last night had large attend
snce. and proved q success in every way.
Rev. w Wilson and wife, of Salt Lake
City. arrived a. the Harper last night,
and are visiting Rock Island county
Jrends.
The bir'cnders' masquerade at Turner
hall on Christmas eve. was success fl =
Bsnclsily, and otherwise. large number |
being present
Nrs r H. Robb leaves tonight for ST.
Joseph, Mo, TO join her husband, who
: already located there, and which will
be thei future home.
The Rodman Rifles will give their an
sIai complimentary ball Friday evening,
Jan. l Appropriate invitations have
>een issued for the same.
The masquerade given by the Gilpin
aose company at Armory hall on Thurs
5ay evening was well attended, and
everyone enjoyed good time.
The Churchill Il Sweeney carriage
EOFks have been purchased by William
HcEuiry for 81 200, and THE ARGUS is
llsured the result will be new ard lar
ger industry in the old location.
Z. B. Atkinson. of Moline, treated
isIpe number Of his little friends to an
3ectrc excursion yesterday in honor of
christmas, and also his birthday. 1t
took two cars to accommodate the little
people.
Police Officer Lawrence Kramer had
doubly happy Christmss, owing to the
advent of son in his home on Ninth
street, and the cops were not the only
ones who smoked on Lsrry's good for,
tune.
The new mail messenger on the r., l.
K P. succeeding Fred Buck. is a man
named Pratt, from: Walnut Bureau coun-
y. and the veteran E. NJ. Wilcox is as
visiting him in learning the run between
here and Peoria.
There will be meeting for young men
st the \. NJ c. A rooms at $3.50 o'clock
afternoon. w. C. Eng,
and, the assistant secretary, who leaves
The work January first, will lead the
meeting; subject: Looking Back
ward" All young men are cordially in
Jiied to be present.
Arrangements have just been cons
,luded for the appearance of the cham
Dion pugilist, Jim Hall, at Harper's
theatre next Wednesday night. the Both
INST Hall, during his soiourn here, has
made great many friends. and there is
DO doubt but that large audience will
greet his appearance.
Joe Fisharty. the fistc artist from
ottawa, will come to Moline and train
with Ben Webber fDr bis forthcoming en-
counter with Billy 0Brien, of st. Paul.
The fight is booked to come off in Day
export, sometime f9 january. MI.
Weber will resign his position as bar
lender for Tom Robinson on Saturday
'ight'-MOline Repgb1itfsssf Journal,
Charles Graham. the artist so long con .
reeted with the pictorial department of
iarper's Weekly, is now in Chicago, and
s doing" the Worlds fair buildings 10 I
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