Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-01
CITY CHAT.

a1hs GisV Yesterday.
l. H. Patten and wife. of Cambridge,
IN the city yesterday.
IOkD Marshall and wife, OF Cordova,
E4Ts 70 The city yesterday.
Aios Eate Rough lett this morning for
Gh'engo on visit to friends.
:. 3 Eogel, of Rapids City, was in
tGWsa yesterdsy-with his hat.
Mrs- G. D. Moore, of Port Byron, Wis
Dad here with friends yesterday.
Mrs. C E. Taylor and children are
visiting relatives in Montpelier, Iowa.
Frank Munger and family left this
zaoTDiDg on visit to friends at Oregon,
~.
The first Spencer square concert will
be given by Otto's band Thursday even
ing.
Mrs James LeClaire and family left
fhjs morning OF visit to friends in Iowa
SSty.
H. L WE'LL, of Salt Lake City, is in
Tina city on visit to his sister, Mrs. G..
Joseph.
Cali on J. E. Reidy for some good bar,
gAiOs in city properly, 1902 Second
AFenna
Patrick Cary and A. Il. Hampton en-.
tered upon their duties as mail carriers
IBIS morning.
Miss Anna Bennett left this morning on
Al extended visit TO New York and other
sssl,rn cities.
@ss D. Scamid has returned from
Two weeks visit among relatives in Chi
esq, onA Pit;sburg
About 25 couple If young people Ct
.his city will indulge in = social dance at
she Tower this evening.
Albert Burton and wife have 3 ne~
san in their home, and their family now
consists Of two girls and g boy.
DIR. and Mrs. r. r. Harper were "at
ZONE again yesterday to their friends at
ihsh handsome suburban residence, E IN
Bursi
Nsssrs. Louis and Monroe Kohn are
moving into the Sears homestead. near
Ehe watch tower, which they recently
SeaSed.
DR. and Mrs Morey, of Sioux City,
s1ssT visiting at the residence OF Capt.
Robinson and family, started for home
lAss night.
Joliet defeated Davenport in a pretty
game yesterday. by a score OF to O.
ShArnus, Davenport's new pitcher, made
his first appearance.
W. P. England. of Fairfield. Ill.,, sue
eeEds Nils Olsen as assistant secretary of
tie Rock Island Y. NJ. c. A, and enter>
I'd MOON his duties this morning.
MT. and Mrs. J. F. Robinson and Miss
Lzzie Denkmsnn. of this city, will be
members of the Weyerhsuser party from
81. Paal TO Alaska, starting July 10.
The Standard CLUB of the tri-cities in
'snsged in q picnic and dance at the tower |
Ast evening, about % couples being pres
snt sDd all enjoying themselves inn
rsensely.
John German and wife, of Perry. Iowa
arrived here yesterday. Mr.. German re-
58rnet to Perry today and Mrs. German
VIZ remain here a few weeks visiting
with friends.
Edwards 81 Walsh have a block of
Kick pavement down on Fourth avenue,
1aa ii is as nice a piece of work as can
&c found anywhere. They should be
proud OF it.
al meeting of the Milan Busine ss
NsD's association last evening the reso>
buttons adopted by the Davenport Bush
1sess Mems association relative to the ca
al. we're adopted wi til slight modiica-
Ems.
The track-laying forces on the Milan
5ne reached Seventeenth street and Sew
Enth avenue this morning, and will be
saroagh now in about weeks time.
Manager Louderback expects to have cars
'1snning by electricity by July o.
]. Wallace Craig of Port Byron, and
dilma Linde, OF Gilehrist, took out a
marriage license on Monday, but there
MAS a little hitch in the proceedings some
where. and ]. Wallace came back and can
Ial,ed his mortgage on Hilma. and re.
Esia9 in singls blessednsss.
J. Il. Johnston received letter from
his daughter, Mrs. Francis Murphy this
morning, stating that the accident to the
s1aiu in which she and her husband were
passengers near Rosebud, Mont, was
mach more serious than reported. That
NJ. Murphy and herself were thrown in
y the weter and MIR. Murphy sustained
a tracture of the nose, but that both are
zssiDg along nicely now.