Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-23
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Don't forget the masquerade ball at
ArmorJ hall Saturday evening. April ..
H. A. Dstemsn. OF Ooerlin. Ohio, was
in the city yesterday calling on friends.
Don't forget the masquerade ball at
Armory hall Saturday evening. April 3
How doth the would-be bsrr:ster,
Improve each shining minute;
Bringing hot toma'a suit,
When he kLows there's nothing in ii.
Wsnted--A middle aged Catholic
woman as housekeeper in small family.
Inquire at this Office.
Street cars will run on all lines except
the Milan line after the lecture tomorrow
night at Harpersthestre.
A letter and check to E n. Guyer.
secretary, will secure you stock in the
Rock Island Building association.
For Reut-Building 80 feet on Market
squire. three stories. back of Thomas drug
store. Apply to T. H. Thomas.
Hudson s. Parker have received the
contract for remodeling the residence of
Silas Sprague on Moline avenue.
The ladies' of the First d. E. church
have been for some time preparing for an
experience social to be held some time in
May.
Among the famous artists represented
at the Inter State Art Exhibit at Library
hall, Davenport is G. W, Plat, formerly
of Rock Island.
J. G. Mueller and children wish to res
turn their thanks to all those who so
kindly assisted them during the sickness
and after the death of wife and mother
Some of the state papers have an idea
that Davenport is interested in the twin
city ball CLUB OF Rock I,lsnd and Moline.
We are sorry to say that we have no
share in the club that is going 10 take the
pennsnt although we sre intensely inter-
ested in it.-Dayenport Leader.
The usual routine business in one of
The county offices was somewhat
disturbed yesterday afternoon by
81 official aud citizen get
.ing into 3 conversation that made it look
for awhile as though someone would be
filed with lead. 1t finally blew oyer
however. without any serious results.
The Interstate art exhibit is now in
progress at the library building in Daven>
port. J. c. Rasmussen speaks Of the eA-
hibilicn as Sd exceptionally fine collec,
lion OF paintings aud says he never spent
an hour more pleasantly than in study
Of the paintings loaned by the artists of
Chicago.
The second lecture by Henry H
Rsgar was ate nded by large audience,
and was illustrated BY the finest collec
ton OF s,ereopticon pictures ever shown
in Chicago. The accompanying descrip-
lion was III that could De desired, and
Dir. Raglan hiss established himself as a
standard attraction here. Chicago Eve
nirg Journal April IS
Franiz HAverstick, while walking along
the icy sidewalk on Eighteenth street
yesterday afternoon, had the misfortune
10 fall, cutting deep cash in his right
cheek. DR.. E NJ. Ssla stitched up the
wound, which, though somewhat painful,
is not serious.
Public spirited citizens can make q
profitable investment and also aid the
growth of the city by taking stock in the
Rock Island Building association. For
sieth series now opened. The unprece-
dentsd demand for money for new build
ings should have an immediate response
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James Taylor, OF Taylor Ridge, accom-
panied by his little granddaughter. Ella
Taylor, was in the city today on his way
to Dubuque where the little girls father
will take her to her sister, Mrs. O.. A.
Robertson, OF Boies City, Idaho, with
whom she will hereafter make her home
One to look at Trainmaster J. c. Stan
ION. of the c., B. & Q, would hardly
suppose that he is old enough to be q
father-in-law. Nevertheless il is fact,
his son. Walter. having been married re-
Jsntly 10 Miss Nellie Brady. o: Boards
Gown. Mr.. Stantons family is well known
here and their many friends will extend
congratulations to the young couple.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary j.
Bailey occurred from her home, 727
Twentieth street, at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing, Rev. W. S. Marquis, of the Broad,
way Presbyterian church, officiating.
There was large attendance of the sou
rowing friends of the estimable lady, and