Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

Mrs. L. w. Wilson, OF Rural, lett THIS
morning for visit to her mother and
daughter in Linn county, Iowa.
Messrs. j. A. Wilson, L. E. Wilson and
F. w. Wilson. OF Rural. came in last
| night to attend the Woodmen meeting.
Mrs. F. 81. Owen. who has been visit
| ing friends in the city the past month has
returned to her home in Binghampton,
N. Y.
Are you ready to select your spring
overcoa,? NJ. s. X. are prepared to serve
you--a very pretty line from 80 so to
S12 so.
There IRE so noted pictures as well as
many other very good ones on exhibition
at the inter state exhibition at Davenport
library.
Lie. Banding should receive your
vote for township collector. He is pecul.
isrly qualified for the Office and should
| be elected.
Thomas Caves and wife, who formerly
resided here, have returned from Des
Msines, Iowa, and will again make this
city their home.
W. W. Stafford, formerly with the Sun
Accident association of this city, and now
located at Rockford, is in the city calling
| on old friends.
Wanted Reliable agent for Rock ISL
and and adjoining counties. Reference
but no capital required. Address room
81. Evening Post building, Chicago, III.
Mrs. Lieut.. James Normoyle, of Ell
Paso. Texas, arrived in the city last eye
ming on q visit to the lieutentant's home
on Twenty-feurth street.
It's the prettiest selection of novelties
you ever ssw-every suit perfect gem
and the line of shirt waists and head wear
is simply immense. You cannot help
finding an outfit to please in the NJ. & K.
boys department.
Night Captain Long, of the police de-
partment, who has been laid up nearly
all winter with grip and rheumatism.
was able to be down town little while
today. He is meuding, but only grad
uslly.
The members of Trio Lodge A. F. and
A. n. go to GeneseO tomorrow night to
assist Stewart lodge in comforting the
third degree. The Rock Island lodge
leaves the Rock Island depot at 4;30.
A horse belonging to Fred Bleuer and
attached to light buggy INDUCED in a
run down Second avenue this afternoon
aud was captured at Twelfth street by
James Thorn pson, who was coming up
the street. The buggy was pretty badly
broken up.
John Given, division superintendent of
the c., R. l. & P, died at his home in
Des Neines, Iowa, at $50 O'Clock this
morning. He was 50 years of age and
had been superintendent of the Iowa
division the past eight years. Brain fever
was the cause Of his death.
George Bennett. the glove maker. has
received contract to supply Chicago
glove mandatory with 200 dozen pairs
month. AS consequence MIR. Bennett
has arranged to put in machinery such as
will greatly increase his capacity and fur>
nish Rock Island at the same time with
another new industry. The factory here
will employ 10 to ~ hands.
The remains Of B. F. Craig, OF Valisia.
Iowa. who dice there yesterday, arrived
in the city today over the c., B. S O.,
and were taken in charge by Undertaken
Knox. and taken to the residence of j . o.
Logan on Fourth avenue. the latter be-
lug brother in.law of the deceased
They will be taken to Blue Grass, Iowa,
tomorrow for interment
The Union has learned from Tomalley
Searle that the advertising be has re.
ceivei 10 THE ARGUS has brought him
notoriety and business. Sesrle's name
might have appeared in the Union every
! day for year and the public would never
have been the wiser as to his existence.
Searle is welcome to all the notoriety he