Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10
COAL VALLEY.

Coal VALLEY, March S-SamueI r
Gobut, of Chicago. visited his relatives
last week.
It. W. Ton.Iinson, of Orion, was on opr
streets Saturday
Paul Stsrofski and family, of Moline,
were here last week.
John ID. Jones, of Rock Island, made
call here last Thursday
hugh McMeekin has filed his engage
ment at Keller station and is back again.
a large number of our folks attended
the sale at Bollman Bros. TO-DAY.
Miss Title Martin is home from Game
SEQ and commenced her spring term of
school on Monday.
MISS Lizzie Wilson has been suffering
from an attack of pneumonia. but az lsst
accounts was much better
l. j. Murphy. of Liam, is here to see
MS rather who was taken very i'll on Sun
Gay. out at present is slightly better.
charley Rees. our barber. has moved
from has old place to the old drug store
building in the Coal Valley hotel build
ing
Edward Mulligan did not remain al the
eye and ear hospital on account of his
hearing having been of too long standing
to be successfully treated.
Mrs. Park. widow of the late John
Park at Rock river, is very i'll, and is
considered fatally so. 1t is thought she
can only survive but short time.
Mrs. Bessie Caughey, of Brooklyn.
Iowa, but for 10 wears resident Of this
place and Rural. Gied recently at the
residence OF her grand daughter after a
short illness.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Jerks were here
from Brooklyn, Iowa. They came on the
9TH and returned on the Sth. Mrs jerks
was formerly Miss Scott who resided here
number of years.
The remains of Samuel Fcrgv arrived
here on Monday from BrooklVn, Iowa.
He lived many years in Rural. His
death was very sudden. He wss stand
ing on the platform Of well which gave
way and be feb SO feet, but was no,
killed. A rope was let down to him,
and he put his foot in the loop and some
Of his body on the rope aud was drawn
up, but did not seem to be seriously
hurt, but grew suddenly i'll and died IN
70 hours afterwards. His remains were
buried at HHmestesn cemetery
On the evening of the I'd at : O'Clock at
the residence OF the BRIDES uacle John
Krakas sud Miss Amelia Mnelier, both
OF Coal Valley, were united in marriage
by John Barton, ECO. The groom is
native Of Wes' Prussia and has been in
this country about eight Years He is a
steady, industrious young MN, is farm
er, and during the slack season on the
farm has been mining-in fact he can do
almost any kind of mechanical labor.
The bride was born AMI raised in This
place. She is daughter of CnGrle $
Noeller and is an interesting and indus
trious young lady, and will make very
suita bic companion for the one with
whom she is allied. The Young couple
will make their home for the present in
this village. The bridesmaid WIS Miss
Anne Stast nofssi, and groomsman John
Knapp. The entertainment Was superb
The house is spacious joining it a COM
mCd!Ous hall. Mir. ana Mrs. Stasenof-
ski welcomed the guests in fine style. As
soon as the ceremonies were over music
commenced and the watchwOrd WAS ION
with the dance" a $50 o'clock ver7
elegant supper was served The we'd
ding cSke contained a gold ring, and
there was great deal of fun about who
would be the lucky one. The lot fell 70
William Pcmpariue. After the tables
had been cleared the dauce YVES resumed
and COntin led until early dawn