Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06


county farm.
Patronize the special sale tomor-
row afternoon Of pies, cakes and
homemade bread at the shoe store
of Wright 4 Gree hawaii. by the Ia
dies of the United Presbyterian
church.
John Mccall, an old resident of
Whiteside county, died last week at
his home near Erie. being IS years of
age. He was well known in the up
per end Of the county, having several
relatives in Port Byron and vicinity,
among whom were two sisters, Mrs.
Jesse Maxwell of this place. and Mrs,
George Marshall. of Cordova. and
two brothers. Messrs. Hugh and
Thomas Mccall.
The late Edward Caffrey who died
in Denver last week, was an old res
ident of Rock Island. where he had
many friends who will regret to
learn of his death. He was IS years
and II months old He was born in
County Cavan, Ireland. and came to
this country in 1887, settling in New
York state and came west To Daven-
port, in 1874, and engaged IN
the shoe business, afterward residing
in Rock Island. The deceased leaves
a wife and three children.
At the residence of Joseph Kell in
Edgington township. Wednesday
evening Newton l.. Crawford. son OF
Senator W. f. Crawford, and Miss
Lizzie V. Kell were married by Rev.
W.R. Carr. Misses Lizzie Gaulev and
Rosa Sedan were bridesmaids, and
MessrS. j. f. Crawford and Edward
kell acted aS groomsmen. The hap
Ply couple, who are among the best
known and most popular young peo-
pie in the lower end of the county,
were received with many handsome
presents.
Mai. j. NJ. Beard 5ley has a letter
from his client, r A. Linehan, OF
Anita, Iowa, and formerly of Rock
Island. setting forth that the su-
preme court of Iowa has reversed the
finding of the lower court of CaSs
county. in which Linehan was con-
victed OF seduction and sentenced to
three years in the renitentiary. and
RENAMED the case for a new trial
Liuehan has many friends here. who
Will be glad to know that he i to be
given another opportunity to clear
himself of the charges preferred
against him.
Brick Mouro, the hackman. j. in
trouble again. Last evening Brick
tH-sI II inc l.. ~ !
three loads, one of which was in the
hack. another was in Brick. and the
other was N his companion in the
hack. Brick did not see where the |
street Gar tracks were. and he didn't |
care. and the first realization he had |
OF MS whereabouts was when he col |
lided with a street car that vanked n |
wheel off his vehicle and sent Brick |
spinning off on the pavement. Brick
and his load and team were cared for |
and the damaged hack was taken
away today.
c. c. McIntire expects to move his
family to Oskaloosa within the next |
two or three weeks. when W. b. Me
Intire viii return 20 EorI. Island and |
assume the management of the store
If McIntire Bros. here. While the
after Will he welcomed in his old !
home. where he has so many friends,
here l. a general feeling uf regret
hat the change necessarily involves
=. c. McIntire'S location elsewhere.
There l. no business man in the city
Who enjoys more OF the confidence of
he people Of the conn unity. Com
nercially he ranks among the first
nen Of Rock Island, while in our re-
igious and social circles. he and his
amily will be greatly missed.
DR.. G. l.. Eyster leaves Sunday
hight for Chicago to attend The
worlds congress of public health
which assemblies Monday at the Art
institute under the auspices of the
American Public Health association,
If which the doctor is a member.
The latter organization embraces
health officers and others identified
with sanitary matters in the
United States, Mexico and Canada.
md is responsible for all the adj
rances made in sanitary science in
recent years. At the great congress
20 be held under its direction next
week, the most eminent sanitarians
rom all over the world will be
heard.