Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-09
CITY CHAT.
acksge ,osee 100 at weckel's.

pounds for CSC at Weckel's.-
Esi. Il c Connolly left this afternoon
for Nebraska on legal business.
Hon z, ". Hurst and Phil Mitchell
left this afternoo1 for South Dakota on e
business trip.
PA Peterson vas fined 50 snd costs
by Magistrate Wiyi this morning for els
turbing the peace.
Who does not want to help great pub
lie enterprise like the Twin-City Column
bian enterprise?
The Columbian exposition is assured.
Become identified with the project while
you have an opportunity.
Wauted-L,dy solicitors. Salary and
expenses to right parties, Apply at 229
Sixteenth. from to a. m. 8 to 6 p. m.
Rev. H c. Marshall, pastor of the U.
P. church, leaves in tie morning for the
sunny south on a six weeks recuperating
trip.
Get into the Columbian exposition band
wagon while there is room. If you don't
you win get left and have 10 one to keep
you company at that.
Three things have done the people
more good than all others-First, cleo
trio cars; second, paved streets. and
third, Dolly Bros shoe store.
Don't fail to attend the social at the G.
A. R hal! given by the Good Templsrs
Thursday evening, March 10 Admission
Is cents; refreshments 10 cents.
J. Duke Murray, manager for Milton
Mobiles, who is to present From Sire to
Son" at Hsrper's theatre March Is, made
THE ARGUS q pleasant call today.
The family of the late Mrs. Anton
Hohmann desire to express their sincere
thanks to all the friends who so kindly
assisted during their late bereavement.
Miss Nellie Murray has rendered to the
Postal Cable Telegraph company her
resignation IS manager of The Rock Island
Office, position she has held since the
company established an Office here.
DR.. E 5. BaIrows, one of the pioneer
settlers Of this section, died at his home
in Davenport yesterday afternoon sged
90 years. He had resided in Davenport
since 1888 and was 8 respected and hon
ored citizen
OTTO Anderson, of Moline, was found
dead in his wood shed in that city this
morning ard Coroner Haw"s has gone
up to investigate. He was AZ years old
and his death is supposed to be due to
excessive drinking.
Although the signal service office re-
ports prospects of only slightly colder
weather, J. S Gilmore this moraing Ie-
ceived sdvices of cold wave in the north
with the temperature IS below at Mani
toba ani2 below in Minnesota.
Clarence Eddy, the cowboy convict who
made hero of himself by queling the
prisoners when they attempted an out
break in the county Jail here few weeks
ago. was released yesterday, he having
completed his sentence. He was i'm.
media,ey rearrested and taken to Dsven-
port where he is under Indictment for
horse stealing.
The state beard of agricul ture has is,
sued prize list of the premiums for
1892 II is for the three grand divisions
Of Illinois to compete by counties in dis
plays Of farm, orchard and garden pro-
ducts at the state fair TO be held at Peo-
ria, Sept. % TO 81. Selections will be
made from the exhibits which will be
placed on exhibition at the worlds fair,
and such selection will be made so that
every part OF the state will be fairly rep
resented.
At the city election held at Clinton,
Iowa, last Monday, E A. Hughes, one of
the best known turf men in the west, was
elected mayor on the republican ticket by
a very large majority over T. NJ. Goble,
the present democratic mayor. Mr.
Huges is a prominent Knight of Pythiss
and wes one of the jolly crowd whe
visited ST. Paul lodge of this city last
spring. He was the only republican
elected.
President D. II. Loud erbaok OF the tri-
city railway company, arrived from Chi
cago last evening, his visit being to ar,
range the preliminsries for the improve
ments which the company proposes to
make at the tower this summer. Mr..
Louderback, whose public spirit and in
terest in this community is shown by his
5000 subscription for stock in
the Twin~City Columbian exposition,
said the ccnsummation of the project
would be one of the best moves that
could possibly be made in the twin>cities
The funeral of the late Mrs. Anton
Holman was held from St. Mary s
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