Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-02
CRY CHAT.

mrs. Ben L. Gable and daughter re-
turned from St. Louis this morning.
Nice baled hay by the ton for sale by
John Evans. Leave orders at CITY scales.
Mr.. Elias Anderson. of Good Hope,
McDonough county. was In the city today.
Chocolate. mint. winterereen. lemon
and maple cream patterns just received at
Krell & Maths.
On Wednesday 10. 900 pounds OF amuni.
ton were sent from Rock Island arsenal
to the seat of the Indian troubles.
The E lite club held its second annual
bop at Armory hall Wednesday night
and it proved very enjoyable affair.
The sale of the Rock Island g. Milan
street railway will occur at 10 a. m. at the
north door of the court house OF Tues
day. January 6.
The firm of Winter s. Lemburg. whole
sale liquor dealers, has been dissolved.
Mr.. Winter continuing in the business
alone
The Rock Island Turner society will
have a grand concert Sunday evsning.
Jan. 4. Admission twenty five cents.
All are invited.
Stamp Deputy NJ. Lee Gslt's coilec.
tons for December were from the follow
ing sources: Beer, 1904; cigars. $4S4.>
SIS: tobacco. q 90; total. s3. 473 As.
Order ice cream in brick forms and get
the best. One or more kinds in each
brick; turns out nice; and easy tn serve.
Krell & Msth can supply you any time.
H. +. Cerdes. the well-known furni-
ture man, goes to Grand Rapids, Michigan
this evening. TO purchase an elegant line
Of the latest in furniture for his new store.
Mr. H. F. Cordes has leised one OF
the long vacant stores and also the second
floor OF the remodeled Dart building. and
will commence its occupancy with a new
stock of furniture ETC.. 10 few days.
The dinner given by the ladies' of the
NJ. f. church at the church yesterday
was'liberally pstronized. and the ladies
desire To thank all who weathered the
storm to thus compliment them.
Clemann & Salzmann have ordered over
two hundred rolls of carpets for their al
ready large stock for spring trade. Some
OF The most select patterns are now on
their way
Progressive euchre ice cream. Esch
person gets plate of ice cream with the
exact cut of scard on top. When giving a
card party hsv. these and order them
from Krell & Maths.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Moora, of
Port Bryon, have returned from an ex-
tended visit to the Lone Star state.
Moore says he didn't meet a republican
on the trip. and consequently be had q
good time.
Lieut.. Jas. F. Bell. OF the Seventh U.
s. Cavalry. who was in Mexico on leave
of absence. telegrsphs his wife. who is
now in this city. from Nogsles. Arizona,
that he has Just heard of the Indian fght
aud will leave on the first train to Join
he army.
Mrs. ] E. S,v ms and daughter left
for their home yesterday at Mt. Pleasant.
Iowa. They spent nearly three weeks
with Mrs Stevens mother. Mrs. F. C..
Merithew. who has been very sick but is
much better now.
Mrs. Gen. Wm. Hoffman leaves tomor-
row morning for the east to be gone
three months or more on an extended
visit. During Mrs. Hoffmsn's absence
her house will be occupied by Mr.. VIM.
Bracket and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mason celebrated
their thirtieth wedding anniversary in an
enjoyable manner at their home on Thir>
ty,first street yesterday. They were
presented with an elegant china tea set
and q silyer-hesded umbrella.
The Ladies' Relief society will hold its
regular monthly meeting Saturday, Jan.
3. at $50 p. m, in the old high school
building. A full attendance OF members
Is desired. as matters of importance sre
to be presented. The sewing school will
have no meeting this week
The South Park chapel had its Christ
mas festival Wednesday evening. The
house was packed to overlooking no;
wiihstanding the dissgresble night and the
little folks were made happy with nuts.
candies and oranges by Santa Claus and
Jack Frost. A pleasant little programme
was carried out
At the residence OF Fred Osborne in
Yuma yesterday occurred the marriage
Of Mr. Bert Searle. Of Hanna township,
Henry county. ard and Miss Sadie Os.
borne. Rev. Harper. OF Port Byron. Off
ciated. The couple left for Chicago on
their bridal tour. This is the third inter
marriage of the two families.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goode. Of Anda-
iusia, lost their son David William, yester.
day. Deceased was aged Sc year. @ months
and 25 days. Hs.was q great comfort to
his parents. and was in every way q
S'oi'snS Fouus thnu. iuc iuutlhl Will
be held At o'clock Sunday afternoon
from the NJ. z. church at Andalusia.
Mrs. Chas. Keesler. wife Of Capt KEGS
Ter of company F. of Moline, died We'd
nesday Of q complication of lille with
which she had been long time sufferer.
Deceased was born in Wstertown, thi.
county. and was "a years old last May.
She was united in marriage TO Capt
Keesler, Oct. 90, 1885. She leaves with
hsr grief STRICKEN husband one child.
The fnnaral occurred ibis afternoon.
Larger desks. gas fixtures aud Whatever
else needed for the evening school. have
been put IN place in the hose hoass on
the corner OF Second avenue and Four.
teenth street. The third and fourth grades
will occupy the rooms during the day and
the evening schools during the evening.
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