Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-10-11
CITY CHAT.

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The very best butterine at Passig's.
A nice line OF California fruit at
Passig's.
Get prices on butterine at II. Tre-
mann < Sons.
The Limited Mall at .Harper's
theatre tomorrow night.
A.. j. shields. of Toledo, O., is in
the city visiting friends.
1t viii pay you to buy your but
terine at II. Tremann q Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Albrecht, of Wat
ertown, were in the city today.
Lother Harms left last evening for
Sherburn. Mimi, to enjoy hunt on
his farm there.
The fire and police alarm boxes are
being painted red. more desirable
color than before.
Miss Mary Brandt. of Avoca, Iowa,
is visiting Miss Clara Woltmann on
seventeenth street.
W. F. Rinck left for Asheton, n,
C.. last night. where he will remain
during the winter in hopes of bene-
fitting his health.
win be a tea at Mrs. ScOtt's
ffome, on Tenth avenue. tomorrow
from 10 9. for the benefit of the |
Twenty-ninth street chapel.
The travel out of Chicago is hav-
inc its effect on the railroads, trains
being delayed either directly in con-
sequence of it or because of connec-
tions.
George \. Hersel was out today |
for the first time since undergoing a
surgical operation recently for in
growing zoe nail, DR.. HollewbUsh |
having removed the nail.
Herman Smith. a middle-weight
wrestler from st. Paul, has arrived
to train Charles Moth for his forth
coming wrestling match with Far
mer" Burns. Moths training quar-
tiers are in Davenport.
A NJ Blair. who has been in the
county jail since Saturday. was adj
Comerys and Carter. and remauded
to Jacksonville Excessive use OF
alcohol was the cause OF his derangc-
ment.
On behalf of Scott county, Me>srs
Heinz & Fisher have begun action
against William Wilson, the man who
run 4 steam engine across a bridge in
Pleasant Valley township on Sept. 2,
with q disastrous result to the bridge
The accident is charged TO the negli-
gence OF Wilson in not first lavinc
planks across the bridge. and iudg-
ment against him for damages in the
sum OF $500 is asked.
Mai. Beardsley has information
that Mrs. Jennie Nagel, OF Cheyenne,
has recovered most OF the property
which her absconding band White
stole from her, and also :he so,
forfeit pledged by Whites friends in
New York for his appearance, the
latter being now on foreign shores
fugitive. The stolen property con-
sisted OF bonds. stock certificates.
etc, representing in all about $40
600.
John 4. Martin, OF this city. and
Miss Kate Sandbach. of BeardStown. |
were married at the First Baptist
church parsonage Monday afternoon
by Rev. c. f. Taylor. The groom j.
the well known proprietor of the
sample room at the foot Of Sixteenth
street. and has many friends. while
MS bride was formerly connected
with the Postal Telegraph compauy'-
office here. and, likewise. is well
known.
The reports of the general passen-
ger agents OF the western lines rum
ming into Chicago for September are
really glowing. On one day the Chi
cago, Rock Island IL Pacific landed J.
600 passengers in Chicago, and during
the entire month had every coach it
owned in service. The business of
she Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
taxed that company's equipment to
its largest limit, and one day that
road delivered over 5000 passengers
in Chicago, not including its subur-
ban travel. The c., NJ. & st. p. is
reported to have carried 10000 to
the Chicago day festivities.