Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17
CITY CHAT.
.esh fish at Browner's.

OunSS.
George Disson, of Nashville, is in the
city today.
DePauw qusrtette this evening at the
Baptist church.
Mr.. Hough, the humorist at the Bap-
fist church this evening.
James Taylor. OF Taylor Ridge. was in
the city Yesterday.
Il. P. Raymond. of Evansville, Ind, is
visiting Rock Island friends.
The charming opera, Indigo" at
Hsrper's theatre tonight.
For Sale Chesp-Two lots in South
Park. Apply to ]. NJ. Buford.
Richard Msnsill left last evening on 8
visit 20 friends in jackson. Miss.
Wonder if Searle and Kenworthy took
their retainer fee in hot tomalleys.
Col. Henry Curtis and Il. B. Sudlow
have returned from their southern trip.
Charles Kshlke has retur ned from Chi
csgo. where he has been attending med
ical college.
The democrats of the First ward hold
thei: caucus tonight to nominate candi-
date for alderman.
For Sale Cheap-Seversl good violins.
Must be sold in next 10 days. Call at
s44 Twenty first street
wanted-A frst-class meat cook at
Flynns restaurant. 3045 Fifth avenue.
Wages $50 per month.
1t has been suggested that Sesrle and
his ASSOCIATES banquet their friends st
their hot tomalley establishment.
Il care not what o hers may think, but
as for me, give me hot tomslley or give
me death Ambitious local bsrrister.
Garusey square having been filed is
now in readiness for the grading, and the
matter should receive the early attention
of Commissioner Buncher.
The republicans of Moline have nomi-
mated L. F. Crslle and Thomas Jenkins
for supervisors, C. L. Waters for asses
sor and II, W. Hyde for collector.
If you want fun. hesr the college boys
this evening. They are real live, jolly
fellows; good music; popular songs; i'm
personations and humorous Rotations
Baptist church.
The Union heads its report of the DEM
ocratic city township convention The
Hot Tomale Ticket The ticket will
be ahottev dose for tine republicans than
iomales Il will be hot shots
A J. Allen, contracting agent for
Goodyear, Fitch s Schilling's Ministries
which are to appear at Harper's theatre
next Tuesday evening. was q caller at
The ARGUS offlce yesterday.
There will be q concert by the famous
Swedish Concert company at Knowles
hall, Moline, Friday evening, March Is.
This is the list entertainment on Christ
church course and all should attend.
The only obssrvances of St. Pstrick's
day il Rock Island this year were the
usual services in the churches this morn
ing, and tonight the annual ball of St.
Patrick's Benevolent society will be held
vt ArmorY hall.
W. I. Sugden. township collector, de-
sires to again call the attention of tax
payers to the fact that he will be re
CURED to turn over his books to the ceun
ty collector on the goth inst. If taxes
are paid before that lime advertising and
other costs will be saved.
A team drawing 6 load of hay down
Second avenue became frightened at sn
electric motor car when opposite Mays
grocery late Yesterday Afternoon. and
overturned the load of hay so that the
hay blocked the street cars for little
while but doing no other damage.
A team belonging to William Bailey of
Coal Valley. while standing hitched on
Nineteenth street near Sixth avenue, be-
csme frightened by an electric car about
o'clock last evening, and before they
could be quieted down had almost de-
molished the buggy by kicking.
Mrs. George Allen died at her home,
corner of Seventh avenue and Twenty
fourth street, at $50 O'Clock last evening
of consumption. eyed So years. She
leaves besides her husband three chill
dren ranging in age from eight to IA
PEARS. The funeral occurs from her late
home tomt ROW afternoon at o'clock
Ever,s Commandery. No. 10. K. T.,
has arranged to attend the twenty>fifth
triennisl conclave Of the grand encamp-
ment of the Knights Templer as q COM
msuderv, which occurs at Denver, Aug.
0 TO 13. They will go in two special
Pullman palace cars over the c., B. s.
@, and at the close of the conclave will
enjoy an extended trip through the west.
The Sir Knights will be accompanied by