Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-10
CITY CHAT.
Help Csrse g. Co. move.

Do not forget Csrse & Cos. moving
sale
]. NJ. ChristY. of Des Moines, ia n the
city on business.
]. j. johnson, OF Omaha, is in the city
visiting old friends.
John T. Hass, of Coal Valley. was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Grace Farrell. of frederick, IL.
is visiting friends in the city.
R Stockhouse and wife left for Chica-
go on the early train this morning.
Mrs. T. J. Buford gives IN elaborate
ante lenten euchre party this evening.
Mrs. Catherine Wivill, mother of Jus>
tice Fl. c. WiYill. is reported quite sick.
Attention is called to Carse s. Cos. re-
movaI sale advertisement on another page.
County Judge Lucian Adams has gone
south on trip for the benefit of his
health.
Arsenal. council III. National L MON,
will have an initiation tonight and will A..
so entertain Grant council 1917, OF Day.
export.
Gottlieb Weiss returned to Springfield
last night after a weeks visit at home.
He expects to complete his work there
ere long.
Travel over the Rock Island bridge
Sunday amounted to: foot-north, SOC;
south, s17; total, 1928. Teams-north,
7Ss; south, 734; total, 1472
Al. Timberlake has given up his posi>
ton as mail messenger for the Rock Isl
and depot and o. W. Bsughman has
been appointed to the place.
The Moline city council passed an or
dinsnce last evening to pave eighteen
blocks on Third avenue, from FIRST to
Nineteenth street, that city.
Chas. Nicholson. aged 10, had three
fingers on his left hand crushed while
coupling cars in the c., R l. s. P. yards
in Moline this afternoon
We are pleased to note An improve
ment in the condition of Miss Blanche,
daughter of VIM. Ramskill and wife, who
has been very sick with pneumonia.
President L. r. Gable. of the Rock ISL
and road, arrived IN the city Sunday
night and remained here yesterday, leav-
ing last night for the Pacific coast.
Ben. Bollmsn, of Bollmsn s. Co, Gin
ton, Ia, is in the city, looking after job
of hot water heating recently put in by
him, and finds everything very sstisfac-
tory.
The Ladies Sewing society. of the
United Presbyterian church, will give q
valentine supper at the residence of Mrs
F. II. Warren, 1920 Third avenue, Fri.
day evening next. Supper will De served
from until o'clock.
Uncle John" Warner sustained q
severe fall while alighting from a moving
street car in front of his residence on
Moline avenue Saturday evening, but his
injuries are not regarded as serious.
Justice Wivin rendered his decision in
the case of Adam De Graft vs. John Laur-
man on Saturday evening and assessed
the damages at S22 50. The case has
been appealed.
Resolutions expressive % the love and
confidence of the students Of Augusisns
ctllege and also of the esteem and sorrow
on the part of the Broadway church have
been received by the family of the late
DR.. Hasselquist IN addition 10 those al>
ready published in THE ARGUS.
Hon. c. V. Chandler and J. E.
Chandler, of Mscomb, were in the CITY
yesterday, The former is q representa-
tive IN the general assembly from the
Twenty-seventh senatorial district Heis
one of those cres.,fsllen 100 who are lead
ing the forlorn republican hope
The tea given BY the ladies of the Epis.
cOpal church at the residence of A. E.
Lyford and wife Saturday evening was in
every way grand success. The charm
ing way in which the guests we're received
and the delicious viands served to them
went far towards making it thoroughly
enjoyable evening Moline Republican.
DR.. OLeary opened his series Of lee
lures on Physiology and the Laws of
Heath" last night at Turner'S hall to a
crowded house. He is q good speaker
and his lecture was both entertaining and
instructive. The doctor will remain in
Rock Island sometime and his nightly
lectures will undoubtedly be attended by
large audiences.
Col. b. B. Burgh who has been con-
fined to his house five weeks with lame
ness, is able TO be on: Of led this week
for the first time in four weeks and to
move about the house with aid of
crutches. The injury of The left knee.
which the colonel sustained last August.
is of very complicated nature and the
forced retirement in consequence is q