Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-17
CITY CHAT.

Young spring chickens and ducks at
Browner's.
E. p. Reynolds. Jr., of Wymore, Neb,
is in the city.
There will be music at Spring Cove to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
Large cakes floating bath soap &c per
cake on Saturdays at McCabe Bros.
Miss Della Kennedy returned yester>
day from short visit to friends in Free.
port.
Only on Saturdays. Snow Flake floats
ing bath soap &c a cake at McCabe
Bros.
A large stock of watermelons on ice at
F. G. Young's. Order nice cold one
for dinner.
Large 10c cakes of Snow Flake float
ing bath soap &c a cake on Saturdays
only at McCabe Bros.
Charles N. Prick and Miss Emma
Cronsell, of Moline. were married by
Justice Cooke yesterday afternoon.
A party OF about 30 couple of young
people of the city enjoyed moonlight
picnic and dance at the Tower last eve-
ming,
Alfred Farrow, the hustling 'busman
of the Rock Island house, is back from
10 days visit to his home in northern
Iowa.
T. NJ. Smith, for some time past agent
OF the R. 1. s. p, at Reynolds, has &C.
cepted position at Rockford and left for
there this morning.
Mrs. Albert Sugden, formerly of this
city, died at her home in Champaign, Ill,
July 2. aged 80 years and the interment
was made IN that city.
P. L. Mitchell, Mrs. Wsdsworth and
Phil Watson and Mr.. and Mrs. W. C.
Wadsworth and daughter, of Davenport. !
leave tonight for Spirit Lake to spend q |
month.
Louis Goblin, of Milan, is becoming &c.
quainted with the modes of cleo trio street |
car manipulation and will no doubt some |
day be given charge of a motor car. Hell
will make an excellent man for the CONF
psny.
Judge Adams, in difference to the i'd.
vice of his physician, DR.. Craig, was com.
PEELED to adjourn court yesterday at noon
on account of threatened pneumonis,
and is still confined to his room, while
Judge Mack, of Henry county is holding
court
s. A. Mayall and wife. of Freeport,
are visiting in the city. Mr.. Maysll for
merlY lived in Rock Island, being en-
ployed as engineer on the Burlington, but
now has one of the best freight runs on
the Illinois Central, between Chicago and
Freeport.
Martin Cochrell and Micnsel Kelly,
who are charged with the larceny of a
skif on July IA. came up for hearing be-
fore Magistrate Wivill this morning and
were held in bonds of 800 to await the
action of the grand jury, in default of
which they went to jail.
]. NJ. Richardson, the attorney, is in
Jail for want of bond, Hsbeas corpus
proceedings were held this morning be-
fore Judge Waterman, who held the pris-
oner. The lowest punishment, should
he be found guilty, is not less than 10
years, and may extend to as much as a
life sentence. He has q heavy cover
hanging over him-Davenport Times.
Trio Lodge, No. 81, A. F. s. A. M,
had very large turnout at their special
meeting last night about 1870 being pres
eut. Among the visitors were 20 from
Davenport lodges, Is from Moline, IS
from Coal Valley, Is from Milan. besides
others from neighboring lodges. During
the evening supper was spread in the
dining room at the temple by 4. Johnston
of the Crown restaurant, to the brethren
and their guests.
D. 81. Louderback, managing director
OF the Davenport s Rock Island railway
company, returns from Chicago tonight
and will be accompanied by Directors
Buckingham and Mitchell. of the COM
pany, who are coming on an inspection
of the plant and property here. 1t is to
be hoped for the appearance of things
those two little red boxes from the Dav-
export side will be kept out of sight I'M
til they are gone at least.
Davenport's famous pitcher, Nicol left
with Capt. Crogan on the midnight train
for. Chicago to see President Hart and
Capt Arson of the Chicago club. Nicol
expects to pitch few games for the
Chicagos and the probability is that he
will stay with them-a week. He agreed,
through Umpire Quest. to play with the
Chicsgos if he could get his release from
the Davenports, and Capt. Arson is now
determined to have him under any cir
cumstances.