Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-26
CITY CHAT.

Send TO Krell & Math for your cook
Ng
oysters by the dish or can at Krell &
Nosh's
Furnished rooms TO rent, 1882 Third
Spenue.
&c. w. Durham left for Dubuque
1eis afternoon.
The sale of welt shoes st the NJ s. K
zseees Saturday.
COLUMBIA for low prices. LNok a the
sA on eighth. page.
George Wagner, Sr. went TO Muscstiue
fhis morning on business
Dolly two more days of the special sale
M ladies' welt shoes at NJ. & K
Why go hone to dinner when you can
gr4 nice lunch at Krell & Maths.
p. Hayes, of Omaha. formerly of Mus
>atine, is in the city on legal Blu ines'.
Saturday is the last day of the special
Sste Of ladies' welt, extension sole shoes
n abe NJ. 6 Il.
The election of captain of the Rodman
Rfses 60 succeed Capt. W. T. Channon
sskes place next Monday.
rhe sheet and pillow slip dance of
Pocohon,as council occurs next Tuesday
evening instead of Saturday night.
Milton Rice and Miss Gerrette Wilcox,
S Moseetine, were united in marriage by
Justice Cooke at his Office yesterday
Afternoon.
George B. Browner is reported consider
sbiy better By his physician, DR.. C.. G..
Garter. q fact which his numerous friends
Tiii be pleased to know.
Gienann s. Salzmann are unloading
Do,id Car load of bedroom suites which
vail be sold at great bargains, Another
Car is expected next week.
Magistrate H. C. Wivill entertained q
ssrtY Of friends at euchre party at his
Aome on First avenue on Tuesday even
Ssg. Everyone present had q pleasant
6me
Magistrate Fl. G. WiviIl yesterday af-
ernoon united In marriage Anthony Car
esY and Miss josie Doyle, of Parnell, Ia.
5hey were attended by John Cahsil ard
Miss Katie Britt.
Two sled loads of Rock Island people
drove out to Sears Tuesday evening, and
after spending several hours pleasantly
ut the house of Mrs. FlahertY, drove
home again.
Kiss Agatha E1son has gone to St.
Souis, where she Joins Miss Nargot Pos
slewait and together they go TO Washing
Con, d O., on visit to the family of
Hon. Ben. T. Gable.
Eudors lodge, D. of R., will initiate
some new members at tomorrow even
ings meeting. The ceremonies will be
conducted by the degree staff of the :. o.
Inc lodge and banquet will follow.
Moline has novelty in the line of mid
winter amusements is an ice yacht built
~ Capt. George Walters. She carries
% yards of canvas on lateen rig sim.-
lar to that used on the Mediterranean
vessels
The positive determine alton with which
the Union states that Fl, A. Weld is
candidate for police magistrate this
morning would appear to leave no room
foE doubt that according to the Unions
des Bobbie Bennett is mot in it,"
Col. G. W. Durham received notiica-
sien IN military form this morning If his
appointment as sId-de-camp on Governor
Altgeld's staff with the rank of colonel
from Jan. 81. The sdmonilion is signed
by Adjutsnt>Genersl Alfred Orendorff.
Persons having any womeu's or chill
aren's old dresses will confer favor by
sending them TO the Ladies' Relief head,
susrters at the old High school building
on Sixth avenue. Clothes OF any descrip-
hon can be used to good advantage by
she society.
The statement of Aid. William Kenne>
ay's candidacy for police magistrate
seems to have been all that was necessary
70 bring out other sspirsnts for the re-
publican nomination. H. A. Weld is
spoken of 10 this mornings Union In con
secsioa with the Office.
Squire David Halves. who has been
soafned to his home by illness several
days, became worse yesterday and his
scas al Fulton were notified. Frank
esnae down last evening. but Major
Rewss was detained on account of
nesting there OF the Woodmeu. Mr..
HAYES Is reported as somewhat improved
so6ay-
DR. r M. Pesrce met with slight &C.
sident while coasting on the Twentieth
asreet hill last night by which bis physicg
SONY betrays the wear and tear incident
20 that greatest of all midwinter sports.
BY Being thrown from sled he alighted
on tie ICY roadway which is accountable
Tor the change in the doctors facial ex
prossion.
George Fl. Johnson, of Milan, yester,
dog turned in the largest number OF Spar
COWS for bounty that have been brought
IN ct one time. He had 14s sparrows,
getting in 1886 Harry smyth. Jr., of
mis- city turned IN 81 at one time a few
days ago. The larges, number last wear
vas 10l, brought In by Andrew Greaser,
81 this city.
The Union of this morning speaking of
. visit by q. l.. Wheelan to Joliet.
springs the assertion that he had gone
mere to press his claims to the post OF
aeputy warden. Mr.. Wheelan is not an
applicant for such a position. He went
IN the interests of friend who is a can
didate for guard. discharged his duty and
vefuruaA hOn,a