Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28


out and get cooled off. and have a jolly
good time.
Before you go to the social have your
shirts, collars and cuffs done up at Park
ers' laundry and you will be sure to have
a spler did time.
The Twin City Columbian committee
holds an important meeting at the rooms
of the Moline Business Mems assoc1a-
ton tomorrow evening
Judge Glenn adjourned the circuit
court till August 5. The Eastman case
that was withdrawn. will be re-entered
at the September term.
They won't wilt No sir, collars will
last you week in this weather if you
have them done up at Parkers' laundry.
It's something new; try it.
E. G. Williams s. Co, are introducing
the French Tayl or system of dressmaking.
They are located at 1904 Second avenue,
and will be here only a short time.
Delicious ice cream, excellent angel
food. lovely music and splendid time at
the lawn sociable at DR.. Kinyons on FRI
day evening. What mora could you ask,
Don't miss it.
George w Gamble. circuit clerk is out
with a formal announcement of his cam
didacy for denomination. Gamble need
not have gone to so much trouble 1t is
a ground hog case with him, already.
They have been kept busy selling
lamps at Loosley's to-day Tomorrow will
be given to delivering goods sold today;
no reduction on lamps tomorrow. but on
fifth page.
c. Fearnold, passenger on the Silver
Crescent. who boarded the boat at Bur-
lington Tuesday afternoon. fell or
jumped overheard few miles below
Muscatine Tuesday evening. and nothing
has been seen of him since.
Ii. n. Hanna. supervisor of Hanna
township. Henry county. died at his
home near Cleveland, Tuesday. aged so
years. his death being the result of heart
disease. Mr.. Hanna was born. lived SO
years and died on one farm.
The next Twin-City attraction will be
the great Bsrnum s. Bailey shows on the
Columbian tract August 90 the show
man agement having seen the wisdom of
locating their attraction on these accessi-
BILE grounds.
There will be an ice cream sociab'e on
DR.. c. B. Kinyon's lawn, corner Third
avenue and Sixteenth street, Friday
evening. July 30. given by the Y. P. S
C. E. of the Christian church. A fine
time is expected, and everybody is invited
to attend.
Two men were overcome by the heat
in Rock Island yesterday. They were
Bruno Deautcherhofer, workman in the
the employ of Edwards s. Walsh, and
Peter Detlefs, driver of one of Huber's
brewery wagons. Both are improving to-
day.
The attention of the Humane society
has been called to the cruelty of team
sters hauling sand from the river front in
forcing teams to pull too heavily loaded
wagons up the steep bank. 1t is likely
that steps will be taken to require an adj
ditional horse to be put on if the ofense
is continued.
Mrs. Paul d. Bergan, a missionary
whose field of labor is CLi-ran foo,
China, at present temporarily in this
country, will speak on missionary work
in China. at the Central Presbyterian
church this evening at 7:45. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public to at
tend and hear an interesting speaker tell
of her work in the Chinese empire. Mrs.
Bergan was resident Of Aledo before
she became missionary.
Justice Halves was engaged yesterday
afternoon in hearing suit for damages
of Mrs Ellen White VS.. John Streckfus,
owner of tee Verne Swain, on account of
the contents of a trunk being dam aged
belonging to the lady mentioned by
reason of its falling into the river. The
case was full of conflicting evidence as to
the dates, etc. The case was taken
under sdvisement by the count until to-
day when the justice ruled against the
defendant, allowing plaintiff S175 dam
ages. Notice of appeal was given.
Testimonial from Hon S p Hughes