Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05
CITY CHAT.

Michael Shehen was fined IS and costs
for intoxicailon.
W. F. Adams, of Rapids City. spent
yesterday in the city.
Aurora defeated Davenport yesterday
by score OF to s.
Miss Bessie Lee left yesterday on visit
to friends in Minneapolis.
T. j. Remington, of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
is in the city on business.
]. F. Normand, of Port Byron, was in
the city today on business.
Richard Waters. of Osksloosa, lows,
is visiting friends in the city.
T. G. Jamison, of Knoxville. Tenn, is
visiting with friends in the city.
Blsckoerries. strawberries, figs, dates,
oranges and bananas at Longs.
Johu Zolinger was ia the city yester-
day attending TO business here.
John Lip hard and Fred Feaster, of
Hillssale, were in the city today.
John F. DiDdiuger returned last even
ing from visit to Chicago and Joliet.
William Evarts and son, of Preemp-
ton. were in the city today on business.
The annual commencement of the
Rock Island High school occurs tonight.
W. A. Bolles. of Orion. and James
Salisbury, Of Denver, were in the city to-
day.
Warren county IN the judicial election
gave Peasants 1891. Smith 8, $50, Glenn
1851.
The y. W. c. T. L. will meet at the Y.
NJ. c. A, rooms tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock
About 20 turner's will start for St. Paul
on the 18th inst. to attend the annual
Funniest in that city.
Chickens, turkeys, strawberries, goose.
berries, cherries, pinespples and all kinds
of vegetables at Browner's.
Mr.. OFT, of the firm of OFT s. Tewks>
bury, of Topeka, Kan, is in the city. He
formerly resided At Geneseo.
The case of P. II. Buckley VS.. John
FItzgibboas, of Canoe Creek, is being
tried before Justice Halves today.
Home grown peas, new potatoes, wax
beans, cauliflower. cucumbers, tomatoes.
beets, turnips and cabbage at Longs.
The names of Lille Knox and James
Naylor were inadvertently omitted from
the list of Ninth grade graduates pub
lished in Yesterdays ARGUS.
Mrs. ". F. Eyster, of Crete, Neb. who
is visiting her son. DR.. G. L. Eyster, ex-
poets to be ;oine here soon by her hu.-
band, who Is in the east, and with whom
she will return home.
Frank Attwater is distributing the best
brand of cigars he could hnd in the city
today. and al on the strength of the adj
vent OF son in his family at an early
hour this morning. future president, of
course
Postmaster Wells has under considera-
ton plan to establish sub Office in the
east end of town, somewhere near Elm
street, where postal orders. money orders
and stamps may be procured. The matt
ter IL now before the department at Wash
ingion.
The Minhehshs Hose company OF Mo-
line will conduct an excursion 10 Clinton
on the steamer Libbie Conger, Sunday,
leaving Rock Island at : q. n. sharp, and
returning will reach Rock Island at p.
m. Tickets are on sale al Bengston's
drug store, at 70 cents for the round
trip.
The drama, "Capitola, recently pre-
sented by the La Sale club, Davenport,
will be repeated Friday evening, June 70.
in the Burtis opera house, for the benefit
of the new cathedral fund. Tickets can
be secured Of John Looney, Henry
Wheelan, Frank Kane or William Me-
Entry.
That We are TO have public building,
visduct and an extension of the paving
east on Fourth avenue is assured, but all
are So deucedly slow about getting start
ed as to almost Danish hope. The public
building must take its C curse, the via
duct should not be lost sight of, while the
paving extension seems to require some
determined action if Rock Island is to get
one of its best thoroughfares out of the
mud this year.
The Superior, Wis, papers credi, Mr.
Weye,hauser with the desire to get al
eligible mill site at the mouth of the Me-
madji river. David Doble is authority
for the statement that the Weyerhauser
crowd have 400. 100000 feet of standing
timber tributary to that stream and if a
site is not secured at the head of Lake
Superior logging railroad will be built
into 1t from the vicinity of Gordon and
the lnua taken down the ST. Crnix Some