Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-03-08
FISt Patrick's ball at Armory lhall

at lHe Clup toilSht. -
flSt. Patrick's ball at Armory lhall
next Friday evenings
OCabbage, rutabagas, spinage, pars-
lev and radishes at Arnold's.
Mrs David Tewksberry left for Chi
cago today ON an extended visit,
By the way, what has become of
Harold A. Weld?9Can anyone tell?
Mr.. and Mrs. William McEniry are
expected home from the south to-
night.
The Hall and Fitzsimmons fight by
special wire at the Club sample'rJom
tonight. - w
Santa Maria society will,-furnish
the supper the St Patrick's ball at
Armory hall.
Rudolph Schwecke is being
talked 6f as democratic alder
manic candidate in the seventh
ward
A. r. Rough, the Rock Island en-
gineer. and wife are rejoicing over
the arrival OF promising boy at
their home.
The Club sample room have ar
ranged to receive the report OF the
Hall and Fitzsimmons fight by spec
ial wire tonight. {rs,<
Go to The Club tonight and hear
the report by rounds OF the much
talked of Hall-Fitzsimmons fight at
New Orleans.
There will be a Chalk Talk Civ
en- at Nhc First NJ. f. church on the
evening ot March 20, under the au-
;pice> Of the W. c. T, {. :, :
Chairman Wheelan ha, called
meeting of the city township commit
ee, and democrats generally at Tur-
ler hall tomorrow evening.
Capt. Boyier arrived from Spring
field last evening As advance guard
for the Salvation Army. which opens
its crusade here next Saturday.
Among the articles found in pos
ession OF John Kenneally who has ar
rested in Davenport, was a coat stolen
from George Huntoon in Moline. ~
The Rock Island Turner's will give
a grand ball at their hall next Satur-
day evening. March H. All wishing
invitations can SECURE them .atSthe
Turner hall or from the. committee.
And now Hank Harrisis hot after
the republican nomination for police
magistrate. Hank thinks the mills
of justice could Just as well cease
grinding while he is out crying
auction sales as anything else.
The contract was let to Sievers 4
Anderson yesterday for the remodel
ing OF the M. & X. clothing and
furnishing stores in accordance with
Archetect Stauduhar's designs here
tofore described. The improvements
are to be completed by April Is.
Capt. Robert Koehler is candidate
for city clerk for his eighth copsecu-
tive term of two years. As matter of
course this will be the last time he
asks for the office. as he has a few
matters to dispose OF and then he
will not seek the Office again.
Seats will be on sale tomorrow at
the Harper house pharmacy for the
performance of Mr.. Potter of
Texas" Seats enThe first floor will
be Is cents and dollar and the en-
tire balcony will be 50 cents. Every
lady going in on the. first floor will
receive handsome souvenir spoon.
Today's Chicago Tri ribune announces
that two Illinois appointments under
the new administration are practi-
cally settled, in r. f. Spangler for
internal revenue collector and T. S.
Silvis for U. S. marshal, both for the
northern district of Illinois, they
having the hearty endorsement iof.
Hon. Ben T. Gable. 4
Under the proper heading H. c.
Wivill. the popular and efficient po-
lice magistrate makes formal an
nouncement of his candidacy for re-
election. subject to the endorsement
of the democratic city-township con-
vention. Mr.. Wivill has made a
capable magistrate and his nomina-
tion will mean his election. - u
Ii anyone thinks Aid. Schroeder is
not desperately in earnest in his
candidacy for the mayoral nomina-
tion. such person has not kept
track of his movements of late. Gel
on his trail some morning at sunrise
and watch him hustle. He don't even
stop to put on his overcoat no matter
what the weather. The report comes
from Milan that he was out working
the canal laborers Yesterday.