Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-28
city. Oder pan of beans and brown
bread foI breakfast tomorrow.

dress on Personal Purity al the \. Nj .
| C. A. rooms at 3:3) tomorrow afternoon.
A male quartet viii. be present TO sing
and Mr.. Woodyatt will render some cor,
net music. All youngmen are cor
daily invited.
The funeral of the late Mrs. William
Endleh vas held from ST. Msry's Catho-
lie church this morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev Father Otto Kopf officiating. The
pail bearers were: Christ Nab, John
Blocklinger, Chris Schatz. Charles
Schorpp. Max Helfrich and Fred Fisher.
The case of Kennedy VS.. Bick is still in
hearing in the county county court before
Judge Adsms, the jurys being composed
of II. A. Baldwin. George Parsons, Henry
Reticker, E. II. Warren, Thomas Thorn
ton. JACOB Cohn. Henry Bogges. w. II.
Whistler, Levi Crslle, Elmer E. Thomp-
son, E. u. Folsom and Daniel Oberg.
The case win probably be given to the
jury next week.
The ball of the Daughters of the Con-
federacy" at St. Louis Thanksgiving eve
ming. was society event of much eclat
In its description of the costumes worn
by the lsdies, the Republic says Mrs.
George 4. Csstlenan appeared in a
handsome robe of pale blue brocsde.
covered With flounces of elegant rose
roint lace corssge cut low. trimmed with
lace, fastened with superb diamonds"
Hon. a. C. Cleavelaud was last
evening the happy victim of pillow slip
surprise party. The ghost>like figures
assem- bled at the residence of William
Jackson and took Mr.. Cleaveland entirely
by storm Visions of the "Shrine" un-
doubtedly flashed through his mind, bu
he soon recovered himself, and was
tbencefortl the agreeable host that he is
known 10 be. A very pleasant evening
was spent.
The Moline Wagon company has de-
cided to aCopt the Brush system of arc
lights, and the circuit of 80 lights will be
put in as soon as possible. 4 new en-
CINE will also be purchased of at least 100
horse power. although they have not yet
decided on the style of engine. About
60 horse power will be needed for the
present TO run two dynamos, and the re-
serve power is intended to be used as the
needs of the works demand it. The old
engine will be taken out.
The Aug Istana University association
is in for earnest work E. A. Wright, of
Philsdelphia, is now working at design
for dipioms of membership. In letter
to the manager, c. A. Rosauder, he states
that the design will be ready in about 10
days. This will be one of the nestes1
aud best al refreshments for our enter
prising cities and something of which all
lovers of beauty and higher education can
be proud. We hope to see the university
idea realized. and all noble eff Jrts in that
direction should receive the hearty en-
dorsement of al.
Charles Wie-, of Lansing. Iowa, came
to Rock Island last night on his way to
Dwight, VIII tfer he was being sent by
his father for treatment for ine5riation.
The train Mr. Wier was anxious to take
did not leave until 1915 this morning,
and he dete-ninedto have one big hurrah
before departing. AS a consequence
Aid. Evans found him on Twentieth
street late last evening in a sadly demon
allied condition, and sent Tor the patrol
wagon. This morning Wier found him.
self broke. but that was all with the ex.
caption Of a railroad pass to Dwight.
Chief Miller gave him nickel to ride to
the Rock Island depot, and sent Officer
Kramer along to see that the street car
conductor got it.
J. G. Ball)r and D Il Markham, Of
Clinton. the latter clerk Of the courts of
Clinton county, are in the city. They
come on very pleasant mission, their
duty being TO personally extend to the
Sir Knights Of the Pythian order of Rock
Island, Moline and Davenport gu invita-
ton to attend ball and banquet to be
given by Hart division No. 80. L. r. of
Il. P. at Clinton, Tuesday evening,
Dec. 10. II accordance with this novel
and exceedingly hosptable plan of Hart
division, Messrs. Bsllor and Mark ham,
who called At THE ARGUS Office, state
emissaries have been sent to all the cities
within hun lred miles of Clinton. The
Knights hereabouts are already familiar
with the way the Clinton Knights enter
tain, and it is safe to predict large at
tendance from this neighborhood.