Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-27
CITY CHAT.

j. E. Chandler, of Bardolph brick
fame. is in the city.
Fred Krell and wife have welcomed
con into their home.
Mr. j. T. Hsss, of Coal V alley, was in
the city today on business.
Daniel Mowrey. of Richlsnd Grove
Mercer county. was 10 the city today.
W. B Throop, division superintendent
of the c.. BRO was in the CITY today.
Mrs j. W. Vansrsdale leaves for Peoria
in the morning on visit to relatives and
friends
WIN. G Godiree. connected with the
c.. B. & Q at East st. Louis, is visit
ing in the city.
Mr.. Edward Burrill. Sr, leaves for
Springfield in the morning to see the
solous aud shout for Palmer.
A full business shorthand scholarship
in the Iowa Commercial college. Dsven>
port, for sale. Enquire at ARGUS office.
Mr.. W. B. McIniire, who has been Wis
iting his brother. Mr.. c C. McIutire, re>
turned list evening to his home at Supe,
rior, Ne5.
Tomorrow occurs the tri city excursi on
to Cedar Rapids over the ID l. & D and B.
Z. r & n. roads The train leaves Dav-
export at Ga. m.
Assistant State Secretary A NJ Bru-
ner, OF the Y. NJ. c. A. has purchased
nice home at Peoria, and will move his
family there in few months
The Christian church revival still con-
tinues. 1t was thought these meetings
would close Sunday night, but the intense
interest shown, compels its continuance.
The Women's Improvement Guild of
Trinity church will give supper at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. Champion,
| on Nineteenth street on Thursday eve
ming
Moline is 10 have cooperative fur
niture factory with capital stock of
$50 600. The incorpo-stors ae: An.
drew Anderson, c. j. Carlson and
August Lindgren.
Mrs. Gus Engliu has returned from her
visit to Chicago, and also to B arlington,
Wis accompanied by her uncle Nicholas
May of the latter pl ace, who will visit
| for some time in the city
Some of the C, NJ. s S.. P 5 station
between Savanna and Marion are closed
because the people refuse meals and
lodgings 20 the operators who take the
| places of the strikers
Prof. S. T. Bowlby has a lumber of
second hand piano instructors that he
will dispose of less than first cost. Call
at his residence No. 1414 Third avenue.
and see them.
The main pump at the Moline water
works broke down last night and the city
| being supplied today by the small
pump which is inadequate. especially
| should fire occur
Mrs. Hugh Ralston. who has been very
i'll for few days, her life having been
| despaired of Friday and Saturday, has
experienced favorable change. and the
anxiety which has over Swallowed the
home. has given way to hopeful feelings.
An advantageous position is offered 10
young man between 16 and 10, who is
ambitious and DESTROYS of learning 8 per-
m anent business. Must have a good
education. Enquire st the ARGUS Office
between and ) p m
There will be services at the Central
Presbyterian church this evening at 7:S0,
with preaching by the pastor, Rev. j. 81.
Kerr, on the subject. The security of
the believer" A cordial invitation is
extended to all who are so inclined to at
tend the services this week.
Phillip Wells. son of Postmaster and
Mrs. Howard Wells, has been very i'll
for over two weeks. with typhoid fever ,
and Saturday his condition YVES SO critical,
that a cons lltation of physicians was
held, the sufferers life being dispaired of
Today. however the boys condition is
more encouraging. and stronger hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
Miss Matte VIckers. the charming art
iste. is the only German dialect coincidence
in the theatrical profession, and stands
today upon the highest pinnacle of sue,
cess is her respective comedies Her
latest and most delightful comedy, "Edel-
| weiss " far SURPRISES her previous success.
full pays, and has achieved for Itself the
sincere praise of press and public where
ever produced. Miss Vickers will be seen
here in her new comedy at Harper's
theatre next Saturday night.
/ feel it my duty to say few words in
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