Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
JOSLIN

JosLIS. Jan. II.
hr. John Kah starts for Iowa nat
Monday.
w. II. Whiteside is having q severe
spell Of Ia grippe.
Fam Adams, after another spell Of
sickness. Is out again.
Coughs and colds seem to be very prev.
alent in this locality.
DR.. Morgan was called in 10 see W.
III. Whiteside. His ailment Is pueumopis.
Miss Constance Mulack. of Rock Island.
Is visiting with her uncle Mr.. Henry Mold
and family.
+. E. Compton caught sixteen rabbits
with club. assisted by his dog. in less
than two hours.
Miss Mollie Hannah of whiieside
county. visited Joslin Sunday school On
Sunday last.
Mr.. Hugh Mccall aud his daughter
Mrs. Ed. Donnahey. OF Joslin. are max
iug q visit to Western Iowa.
Mr.. Tubb's child. who resides near
Rose Hill. 10 very sick with pneumonia.
and DIR. Morgan was called in.
Mr.. Veiter's sals Of farming utensils aud
stock is advertised for Wednesday. They
make their future home in Rock I.l.nd
Mrs. Q. NJ. Hubbsrt. Of JosIin. went 70
Rock island on Thursday last. 20 zee her
brother Sherm Searle and wife-and Of
course the baby.
The Rock Island county council Of the
Z. NJ. b. A. held 40 important gathering
on Tuesday last At the POTlr Grove
schoo. house. which was largely attended.
Miss Emma Haley. OF Moline. Who hss
been visiting with Mr.. John O.borne's
family and friends 10 his vicinity for the
past two weeks. returned home last Mon
day morning.
Rev. Mr.. Harper breaches once in two
weeks at Joslin. The services are very
interesting. and a more general attend
ance of the fathers and mothers Of the
neigbborhood is requested.
Mr.. Cables gift TO the city OF Rock
Island which gives pure crystal water TO
every inhabitsnt. from the most humble
cottage TO the mansion, should make his
name q household word
Mrs. Kessl.r, the mother Of Mr. Young
who resides upon Mr.. Charles Rathburn's
farm, who was taken sick q week ago,
died on Sunday evening last, and was in-
TERED at Z1ma cemetery. DR.. Bruner.
of Port Byron. was her physician
DIR. Morgan and 4. J. Osborne (com.
monty known as Finance Osborne). are
having two nights discussion IN the
skating rink at Erie. Subject. The To-
herent Right of Womsn TO vote" MIR.
Osborne sffirms; DIR. Morgan denies.
We see IL is announced that the Hon.
William Payne, our neighbor aud &C.
quaintance. has selected his seat so as 10
tie the centre of attraction. We shall
keep our best eye upon him and hope his
votes will show the statesman other than
the politician.
An amusing incident Is told OF rsbid
republican who resides 10 the neighbor-
hood of Cordovs. When he heard that
Rock Island county had gone democratic
he almost became unmanagesble. He
vowed he would not live 10 such a
county and ordered his wife 10 commence
packing up while he went 10 the depot TO
see about a car. GA going into the vii
lsge he was almost petrifed and para
lyzed TO hear of the sweeping Democrat
ic victory. He slowly reiracsd his stems
and on entering his domicile, said. "Itis
no use. Mar. we shall have 20 unpack
the whole country has gone democratic.
and we have no whore TO 20
We look upon IL as somewhat proyi-
deutisl that the Harvester Binding CON.
pany has made the discovery that their
huge trust wss illegal ard unlawful. All
other trusts should make the same dis
covery. ANY combine whose sole o5jeci
IS 10 enrich itself by robbing others should
! be prosecuted, and IL necessary theft
property confscateI. What right has
one class (the farmers) to run the risk OF
having TO sell their products, lnotabiy,
our hogs ST the pre- ent time for lee.
than COST and ano her class Ohe manu-
facture-s.) be protected from running
such risks by legislative document as
the Mckinley bill7 l. jhio condition OF
things. the equal rights" which is guar
anteed by the constitution Of the United
States.
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