Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-03

which they will be forwarded to
Springfield for the approval Of the
state auditor. and then given back
to the bank.
Marie Kicks, the window smasher,
who has been at the county infirmary
for several weeks, was brought to
town today. and given transporta-
tion to Clinton, Iowa.
The Indian chief. Black Hawk, of
Wisconsin, nephew of the famous
warrior. with his band Of braves,
will be at the Tower beginning Sun
day. Don't fail to see him.
We are now showing many of the
new fall styles in mems and boys
clothing. Should you want an ex-
cellent school suit for the boy, NJ. &
K. can save you some money.
After trying all others. they all
say the Dunlap hat is the best be-
cause the wearing qualities are in
It. As we'll Is being absolute au-
thority for style. Stewart, the hat
ter. sole agent.
The friends Of NJ. J. McEniry. Of
Moline, who is soon to retire from
the postmastership there. are push
ing him for city attorney to succeed
s. W. Odell. soon to retire in order
to move to California.
T. l. Stanley has disposed of his
interest in the Moline Mail to w. A
Jones. 1t will be conducted under
the management of Jones & May
hereafter. Mr.. Stanley will continue
as city editor OF the Mail for the
present.
Joe Pusateri has recovered the
goods taken from his store on Tven-
sieth street by order of County
Treasurer Titterington to satisfy his
personal tax delinquency. The
goods had not been In the posses
sion Of the county long before Joe
consulted an attorney and paid his
taxes.
Herman Appelquist has returned
from Sweden, where he has been
sojourning the past three months.
He toured the country with
the American union Of Swed-
ish singers. of whom there were
81. Mr.. Appelquist reports a de-
lightful time, having been received
by King Oscar H., visited the Stock
holm exposition. taken in many of
the principal towns OF Sweden, and
spent q month with relatives.
A society item of great interest
that oil the papers of this city seem
to have missed, is found in the news
columns Of the papers in Rock Island
the marriage of William Messenger
and Eliza Cleveland. both OF this city.
The bride is exceedingly we'll known
here and her wide circle Of
acquaintances will all. without
doubt, extend heartiest congratula.
tions to her on this happy occasion.
Davenport Democrat.
Charles Norman, of Forty-sixth
street, this city, and Frank Dahl
berg, Of East Moline, had q narrow
escape at the cornplanter works,
Moline, today. They were standing
on . plank over wire-cutting
machine adjusting counter:
shaft, when the plank broke.
Norman was thrown to the floor and
severely bruised. while Dahlberg
was caught on the shaft and turned
around twice and hurled violently to
tho floor. and receiving quite painful
injuries.
Davenport sports are worked ur
over two prospective ball games in
which that city is interested-one is
to be played with Gilchrist there
next Sunday. and the other one in
which the Woodmen are training in
hopes Of retrieving the honors los,
at the hands of the Rock Island
Woodmen last summer. The place
OF the game has not yet been deter.
mined, but Capt. ]. 8. Kellett. oil
the Davenport players, says that q
broom will be given the winners, and
that Davenpors will keep it. As to
that, We shall see.