Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-15
ClTf CHAT.


Lettuce and spinach at Youne's.
De Paw qusrtette Thursday evening
From Sire to Son" at the theatre to
night.
Phil Mitchell lief, for the east last eve
Ming ss
E. T. Wilson. of Raral. WAS in the cit.
today.
Milton and Dolly Mobiles at Harper
theatre tonight.
Mrs. NJ. FL. Higgins is in Chicago on
short visit to friends.
G A Hanson, OF Albany. N. Y, is Wis
ing friends in the city.
Msj a. G. Connolly has returned from
business trip through the west.
Milton and Dolly Mobiles in From
Sire to Son" d, Harpers theatre tonight
Fun by the bushel. Where? By hear
ing Mr.. Hough at the First Baptis
church Thursday evening.
]. E Reidy made his first appearance
down town teday for six weeks. He hs!
been entertaining the grip-three siege:
of it in succession.
Peter GDttsmsnn is being sp oxen OF
as the democratic candidate for alderman
in the First ward: He is hustler and
would be the next alderman from the
ward.
Mrs. Ignarz Jaeger, an old time resi-
dent of Coal Valley, died on Sunday at
Cable, where she had been residing for
some time, aged 20 years. She was bur
led in Coal Valley at 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
Col H. 3. Blrgh is again able to greet
his many friends up tom after his late
confinement TO his home in consequence
of in uries sustained by being run down
by reckless driver at the corner of
Eleventh street and Second avenue.
All members OF Eyerts comm andery,
K. T., and ladies and all members of St.
Simon Of CYrene commandary, of DAven
port, and lsdies are invited 10 attend
complimentary musicale to be given by
Sir knight E. B. Atkinson at Moline to-
night.
"All that have, all that l am aud all
that l ever hope to be am willing now
to stake upon it, and leaYe oil as l be-
gun; that live or die, sink or swim, sur
vive or perish am for the hot tomalley.',
Local Patriot of the Nineteenth Cen
tur7.
In letter TO Deputy Sheriff T. s. Silvis
W. r. Hamilton. charm IN of the county
central committee of Hancock county,
says I'VE are alive and preparing for the
fight. Hancock is for Palmer for presi-
dent and Cable for congress" That will
be the report from every county in the
Eleventh district.
Miss Ida Raspberry swore out a warrant
before Magistrate WiYill this morning
Herman Schsel with being the
father of her illegitim tie child. The
prisoner WAS brought before the magis>
srste this afternoon. aud the case settled
by the co pie taking out marriage Ii =
eense AMI having the nuptlal knot tied
by the magistrate,
O. \. 3 .rnhart has let the contract TO
W A Guthrie for one story brick uid-
ing to be erected on the lot west of Tin
dalrs livery stable at once. The build
ing will be OF modern design and built
expressly for printing cfilce. It will
cost about 81 900 and when completed
will be credit to that section of the
business community.
At meeting of the Davenport Bust.
ness Mems association held last evening
resolution was adopted to the effect that
q committee be appointed to confer with
the officials of the c., X. l. s 2. road
with view to having the recent order
relative TO the changing of passenger en-
gines rescinded, and also to inquire as to
why the order was given" The Rock
Island road will no doubt make prompt
explanation.
The Rock ISLAND sports who went to
Peoria on Saturday took with them two
birds and brought back one. Twenty
battles were fought on Sunday night just
outside the city limits of Peoria, lasting
from little after s o'clack in the eve
ming until about o'clock in the morn
ing To all appearance the Rock ISL
and contingents came home well satisfied.
Mrs. Marcia L. Gould, Moline's member
Of the board of lady managers Of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, spoke to
the ladies of that place from the pulpit
of the Unitarian church on Sunday eve
ming. There was very large attendance
and Mrs. Goulds address was very inter-
esting. The work of organizing the