Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-15

popular register clerk at the postoffice,
lie ayes tonight for Albert Lea to spend q
portion of her vacation. Her father, j.
81. Cleland. will attend to her duties in
her absence.
Rev. s. S Cryer. who has been in
ct arge of one of the most prominent
Presbyterian churches in Cincinnati since
leaving Rock Island, but is now located
at Albert Lea, Mimi, is spending the day
in the city.
Chief Ramskill had the new fire depart
meut wagon out this morning. 1t is
fine looking outfit, but it would be wise
precaution, to under no circumstances
take the wagon out without proper
supply of hose.
Olive degree s.aff of Olive Lodge 5SS,
II. 0. o F., of Moline. visited Rock ISL
AMI Lodge IS last evening and partici'
psted in the comforting of the first, second
and third degrees. An informal banquet
| followed at the Crown restaurant.
Frank Bleuer and wife were surprised
by A large number of friends last night
at their home Eleventh street and Ninth
avenue, the occasion being Mrs.
Bluer's birthday, and the friends pre-
sented handsome chair and spent the
evening in dancing.
AID. J. G. Adams leaves for Chicago
| \, wiz opH N e
law He will return for the monthly
council meetings and in the spring uill
probably resign. This will make it i'm
perative to elect two aldermen in the Sew
enth ward.
That grand melodramstic production,
Master and Man." is to be presented al
the Burtis opera house. Davenport. next
Friday evening. The play has thrilling
plot, is elegantly mounted and will draw
an immense audience.
Charles Truesdale is one OF the most
supremely happy individuals on earth. Il
is son which has brought JOY into Mr..
True sdsie's heart and home. Grandps
Hull is also wearing smile as broad
as the moral law, and declares the little
fellow is the very image of himself.
J J. z. Emmett personally guarantees the
entire scenic production of his play in
each place visited. Four magnificent
scenes have been newly painted, and
so constructed to fit any stage; the com
psny is especially strong, and altogether
a sple ndid entertainment is anticipated
We must get rid of our large stock OF
wall paper we have in stock to axe
room for the largest shipment evar re-
celved in this city, which We expect in a
few days. Prices from 90 to 80 per cent
lower than any other dealer in the three
cities. Give me call, George Sutcliff5
in the big double store, No. 1929 and
1431 Second avenue.
The funeral of Give F. Whiffen &C,
CURED from his late home on Thirty
street ut 2 o'clock this afternoon, Rev.
Huey officiating. The pail bearers were
from Rock Island Lodge No. IS. l. o. D.
F., of which deceased was a member, and
were as follows: George Trinkensuch,
Hamlin Hull. Charles Arnold, William
Levey. George Colburn and John Schlem-
mer. The interment was made IN Chip
piannock cemetery.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents two miles
north OF Geneseo. occurred the marriage
of John NJ. Schall, of Coe, to Miss kath-
| crime Delaney, Rev. Father O'Hara. OF
Geneseo. officiating. The happy couple
will take short wedding tour and on re-
turning will make their home in Coe.
The executive committee on the in.
provement OF western waterways has
issued call for q convention to be held
at Evansville, Oct. 14>15. in the inter
ests of river Improvements. This is OF
great i'm portance to the interests of the
upper river. and all river towns should
send delegations. The necessity fol
some action at this time is emphasize
by the fact that navigation of the Missis.
sippi aboye ST. Louis is entirely sus,
| pended now. The Rock Island Citize ems
Improvement association ought surely tc
take some action.
| z RirEenfeld off arg tor Gale his ent;r.