Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-09
CITY CHAT.

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| re visiting in the city.
robp W. Gordon, tax collector of Coal
E,ley. was in town today.
Henry r. Wheelsn states that he is not
candidate for any political Office.
3. McCabe has returned from his
l,uusl spring business trip to the east.
Nice Washington navals snd California
ears and Malaga grapes at A. Boros.
Tom Murray operator at the G. R. I.
i p freight Office is sick at his home IN
ottawa.
Iohn German who is now running on
! he usiD line af the C. NJ. 6 St. P, is
home on visit.
liz. Cain formerly bill clerk at the G.
i 80, ana now of Dubuque, spent
bupdsy in the city.
Will Crubsugh and wife of Manketo,
kluu, are visiting with Wills parents,
! sbp Crubaugh and wife.
Wanted to rent house of five or six
LCus centrally located. Enquire Of
Adams Wall Paper Co.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Heaton who have
cen visiting in the city for some time.
sMrn tonight to Spangle. Wash.
4. J. Lowrey arrived last evening from
tbisgo Mrs, Lowrey is Still in Chics>
b. They have been in Denver the past
bur months.
Milan is revelling in its annual village
sctiOn today. Thomas Kerr heads the
items ticket and W. Tengis the peo-
lies ticket.
Miss Mamie l. Yates, who has been
|ssching at Hazel Dell, has returned home
|r two months vacation. She will re-
|lue Der duties about May /.
L:SiIvermsn. wife and three dsugh-
ts, and A. Silverman, of Chicago, are
the city to attend the Silverman>Ros
Eied wedding tomorrow night.
Tomorrow evening at the Broadway
bulch. L. d. Dott will deliver his lee
(re in his native costume illustrated
F!h slereopticon views.
A Hildebrandt has sold the Casino sa>
ION to Otto Patting, his bartender. and
il Oh March IS assume the manage.
ent of Turner hall in Davenport
A marriage license was issued this after
'on to John WOODBURY. and Miss Emma
hnson of Hillsdale, who will be mar
I'd in that place on Wednesday evening
Among the graduates of the dental de-
rtmeut OF Iowa City university this
wing are Cbas. L. Silvis, John c.. Sill.
5 and John Z. Hawthorne. of this city.
Patrick McHugh is home from Boards
vn aud will temporarily act IS night |
ain dispatcher at the G. B. & O.. in this
~, Operator Mark W. Keller, going to
10.
Miss NJ. F. Whittemore, who has been
sitting with her cousin. Col. J. NJ.
'hi!temore, at Rock Island arsenal for
e past three months, left for her home
New Haven, Conn, this morning.
The JOB printers in the employ of the
'f'er Printing company and the Plow.
an office, Moline, went out on q strike
Is morning. The printers want 80 |
nts a thousand. They have been re-
wing 25 cents.
number Of parties enjoying the fine
elghlng yesterday had mishsps by being
eftarnei and breaking down, among |
Dom was Mayor Vessel, of Moline,
nose sleigh broke down on Moline ave-
le' No serious accidents occurred how
er.
deo. Brockman, only child of Philip |
ockman, died at his home, 1882 Thirty
'ond street, last night of brain
'eV with which ne had suffered for II |
Us. The funeral will be held from the
imam Lutheran church at p. N.
ednesdsy.
AIRS. Gottlieb Kahn, of Bowling, died |
'uFday at II 80 a. M, Ct old age. She
Is ~ years old and leaves three chill
ID; a. l., Mrs. Henry Schnitger of |
= city and Leonard at Washington. D.
The funeral was held from the Luz
'fan church, this city, this afternoon.
aeV j. q. G. Read has purchased the
'aence of E. Il. Guyer in Edgewood |
TX Tor $4,000 and will hereafter reside
re- Mr.. Reed, together with Messrs.
L. Ledeker and A. W. Wadswortb
'e formed a real estate firm and will
We one office in Rock Island and one in
Zine.
hessrs 81. Krehn and Jacob Cornels, |
davenport, have opened steam dye,
ahslng anticipating establishment at
harrison street. They have also put
machine to renovate feathers. Mr..
INN has had IS years experience in the
lness and promises firs.-class work to
customers.
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