Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-17
CITY CHAT.
n0,,ick's day

New cabbage ana raoisnes al 0'o"h'
On. sspaid, of Port Byron, was in the
~ today o
uspess
bpsners
,gs business,
III TO friends,
lobp Barton, of Coal Valley, was in
De city today
r,s green ribbon is the predominstine
,,snent today,
Andrew Donaldson. of Rural, was in
/, city yesterday
Nss. Thompson returned to Salt Lake
Gy this morning
Henry Lamp leaves for Seattle. Wash.
,ytOu, this evening.
Supervisor s. W. Heath, of Bowling,
=. in the city today.
Mrs.. A. L, Wagner has gone on Wis
10 friends ia Chicago.
P. Mussler, the express messenger,
seriously i'll with la grippe.
The c., R. I. & P. pay car Gazelle,
n il: monthly tour visited the city to"
b.
Vim. Hawthorne, of the St. James
ME. Davenport. is home seriously sick
With irhuerza
Hon. Geo, W. Vinton is confined to
i bed with the prevailing influenza, al
4 home in Moline.
The infant son of Harry Sage and wife,
nose life has been despaired of for
sue days. is improving
Geo. c. Newman, one of the proprie ,
" Of the Des Moines geological gardens,
Sin the city on business.
/ R. Johnston is mentioned as a suit.
tx candidate for assessor. He would
II strength to the democratic ticket
Yrs. Arthur Heurtley accompanied By
gtIOther, R. L. Champion, returned to
lshome in Evanston this morning.
hnt forget the great concert at the
;East church Thursday. March &c. to
gwen by the New York SYMPHONY
Ii
Capt Cameron brought the ferry
ienCer out of winter quarters this morn
L and resumed traffic between the two
|&eS
Wanted to rent.-A good house of six
|rseven rooms east of Seventeenth street
the central part Of town. Address c.
lRsUs Office.
Vim. McEniry is still confined to his
led with the grippe. HIS mother came
Town from Osborne today to assist in the
Aie of her son.
little son has arrived at the home of
|. c, Banding and wife, and the proud
Pa.eTnsl is remembering his friends in al
appropriate manner.
Deputy Sheriff Silvis rounded his IF.
s!h birthday today. One would natur-
al! take Sharp to be about 35 years old
instead Of half century.
According TO the old adsge, this is the
Gay that either makes or breaks ice. II
Eholds true, the outlook for the adver,
0spring Is, to say the least, encouraging.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucretia Marsha
will be held from the First Baptist church
At ?. N. tomorrow, after which the re-
mains will be shipped to Orion for inter.
nent
The additional troops assigned to Rocs
AIand Arsenal arrived today. There are
E1 soldiers from Fit. Leavenworth, siz
ION Fl. Omaha and four from Fl. Seine.
Ing.
With the exception Of wearing the
green, ST. Patrick's day has been quietly
observed in Rock Island. St. Patrick {
benevolent society will give ball to-
hight
J. :. De:weller, late Of Sterling, who
las been visiting here with view to 10
eating, left with his family for Chicago
his morning. but will in all probability
return and engage in business in this city
The democrats of the Sixth ward sIs
"'Rlng pretty strongly of nominstin
frank Weigand for alderman. He is as :
'iS'ant yardmaster Of the c., r. I. & T
road, and popular and well inform
Cd young man.
Inc Smith whom Billy Gibson, of thu
:.'g' was backing against Ed. King, q
Last Dubuque, turns out to be non
''heF than Gibson himself and the fgh
'lich had been arranged will come of
Al East Dubuque toward the later part O
he Month.
Inc proposing of John A. CIelapd TO