Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-18
CITY CHAT.

monthly session this evening.
Cheap rates to Kansas City this week
at McHugh's railroad ticket office.
Low rates this week to Denver, Pueblo
and Colorado Springs at McHugh's tickle,
Off e.
Lost-A bill file of the Rock Island Ice
company containing q number of bills.
Finder will please return to this off ,e.
There will be a meeting of the W. c.
t. L. tomorrow afternoon al 8 o'clock at
the Y. NJ. G. A. All ladies interested
are requested TO attend.
Those who are familiar with the rug
ged scenes of the Yosemite valley will see
them pictured anew at Hsrper's theatre
this evening in the production of the
beautiful drama, Lucky Ranch
Sam Smith the coon who shot Jim
Bingham on the steamer Mary Morton,
Saturday morning, was today bound over
by Magistrate Wivill in bonds of $500 for
assault with intent to murder, aud in de-
fault was remanded to the county Jail.
Ferry Frahm and wife and Miss Lille
Huber. of Rock Island, left YESTERDAY for
the mountains over the Rock Island road.
They will spend some time at Msnitou
and along the line of the Denver s. Rio
Grande at various resorts, and be gone
several weeks. Davenport Democrat
10 Gwynn, for some time employedin the
office of the weather corps at Davenport,
has been ordered to report at Washing
ton previous to being assigned to the
charge Of the signal service station at
Pixies Peak.
l.. V. Eckhart, A. Nelson and Edward
Butler caught 125 pounds of fish off Big
Island Saturday. yet they all declare
with sober countenances that there is
nothing of the SAVIOR of fish about their
days work.
A. McCurdy, an old time resident of
Rock Island. and at one time represen
tative in the state legislature from sthis
district, bat who for the past few years
has been resident of Chicago, was in
the city today. He sees many changes
in the city in the past few years, and is
spending few days visiting old friends
hereabouts.
j. NJ. Jones, of 1914 Second avenue
is the man that will start you house
keeping. will buy your furniture. in fact,
will trade, sell or buy anything; makes q
speciality of loaning money on furniture,
watches, diamonds. rings, sacondh md
clothes or anything of value. Large
room for storage All business strictly
private
The body OF Johnny Walsh, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. P. T. Walsh, of Davenport,
who was drowned in the Mississippi
Thursday afternoon, was recovered at
Buffalo yesterday. where it was fouuu
floating in the water. Undertaken
Wheelan, of this city, took charge of the
remains and the funeral occurred from
St. Msry's church. Davenport. Yesterday
afternoon.
ii. B. Sudlow and wife gave party of
friends, about IS couples in all. a'yery
enjoyable entertainment on Saturday
The party was taken to Cable in a special
Car attached to the pay Car about noon.
and after arriving there were shown about
the mines and other points OF interest
and later refreshments were served. The
Gable band turned out and seren AIDED the
visitors. and ali enjoyed the Trip inn
mensely.
A dog from Davenport that was brough,
back last evening after having had a
fight on the outskirts of the city with a
dog from this side of the river. bit Miss
Nellie Scully. who resides on Fifth ave-
nae and Twenty-second street. A COM
plant was made to Chief Miller today,
and an effort made to bring back the dog
from Davenport and have it kept on this
side of the river for time in Difference
to the advice of DR.. Truesdale, the al
tending physician. The bite is not
thought to be serious.