Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-08
CITY CHAT.
Hrrah for Corken!
. Hurrah for Huesinol

nurrhn lOf hueSing!
Pocket dime savings banks only zoe al
the Fair.
The suspense was bad enough. but the
knowledge is worse.
Nanted-A boy to work about q
place. 730 Nineteenth street.
Well. the election is over, aud we have
he ard The worst. For SO much we ere
thankful.
A. Towle, superintendent of lunch
counters on the c., R. /. & P, was in the
city yesterday on business.
James Ellsworth and Rosa Howard, OF
Hamlet. Mercer county. were married by
Justice Wivill this morning.
Saul Simpson. of Illinois City, died yes
terday morning at o'clock. aged IS and
was buried this morning.
Miss Jennie Carlson. of Monmouth,
win hereafter be in charge Of thee. R.
l. & P. lunch counter during the day
The people OF Rock Island need make
no complaints the next two years if the
streets are not all that they should be.
William j. Bysinger has purchased the
team of John Volk, and is prepared to do
all kinds of hauling. Leave orders at
s420 Fourth street.
Wen. the democrats are one ahead of
the republicans yet. Last fall they car
ried seven words and the republicans car,
ried but six this spring.
Tomorrow evening occurs the sixteenth
anniversary and installation OF officers of
Ucal lodge. sos l. o. OF. A social
ball will follow a Odd Fellows hall.
when supper will be served by the Crown
dining ball
B. Arntzen, OF Quincy, is the guest of
Capt. W.. A. Thompson, coming down
from Chicago last night. Mr. Arntzsn
has been doing yoemsn service for Mayor
Dewitt G. Cregier for reelection.
The Stuart Theatre company drew
anothhr large audience at Harper's
theatre last evening and gave great salts
faction. Tonight the sterling Irish drama
THE Princes of Thule" will be presented.
The young people OF the Broadway
church will have a social AZ the residence
Of Mrs s. j. Keator tomorrow afternoon
and evening. to and to 10. Rosette,
the hsrpist, will play in the evening, and
light refreshments will be served.
Nicholas Rothweil, an employee at
Donsldson's saw factory, had his left arm
badly lacerated below the elbow yester-
day while drawing saw between some
rollers. DR.. Bernhssdi dressed the
wound aud no serious results are antici.
pated.
hiss Amy Busby, with the Stuart
Robson troupe, which was in Davenport
last evening. is a niece of George and
Robert Bennett. aud sister of E. A. Busby
who is visiting here. Mr. Busby has been
i'll for week but is improved enough to
be out today.
The Union was so thunder struck oyer
the election returns that it got all tangled
up in the returns this morning, and for
got its BOOSTERS in the bargain Ii the
plight. it might have had the use of some
Of the birds that THE ARGUS always keeps
in condition for use. But the democrats
hsys had more reason TO keep their poul-
try supply in good'shape, while the re.
publican fowls have evidently persisted
for want of an opportunity to crow.
The case of the American Clothing Co.
VS. Ellis Is Murphy was tried yesterday in
Justice willis court before jury COM
posed of Samuel Goode, Jacob Reuner,
A. C. Miller, Joseph Levy, George W.
Copp and Levi Sharp. The case grows
out of Porter E. Murphy obtaining cloth
ing from the above firm before be disap>
pesred and for which Mr. Ellis did not
feel like paying. The jury rendered
verdict for the plaintiff for $35 So Maj.
BeardsleY appeared for the plaintiff while
MIR. Ellis pleaded hrs own case