Rock Island Argus., 1897-01-08

spending the holidays with her par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Mennicke.
left for her home at St. Louis last
night.
Don't fail to attend the sale at Mrs.
D. La frenz's,miilinery. 1924 Third
avenue. today and tomorrow.
Mrs. Arne Kelly and daughter.
Miss Jennie Kelly. desire to ths nix
neighbors and friends for their kind
ness and sympathy in their late af-
Fiction.
For the i-snguration at Springfield
- ~, b. 4 Q. will sell round trip
tickets for $4.95 between Jan. 9 and
II. good returning to and including
Jan. 12.
Misses Mary Murphy aud Mary
Ryan, of Muscatine, who have beer
visiting friends in the city the past
week, left yesterday for an extended
stay in Chicago.
Jake Schaum has purchased the
Strawhacker sample room, Twentieth
street and Second avenue. He gives
a grand opening lunch to his friends
Saturday evening.
The regular monthly literary and
musical program of the Epworth
league will be given at the NJ. E.
church tonight. Fine musical selec-
tions will be the principal feature OF
the evening.
Mrs. f. G. Frazer has gone to
Springfield to be a guest at the CUB
ernatorial mansion during the inaug-
uration, whence she accompanies
Gov. and Mrs. Altgeld to their home
in Chicago for a visit.
The Iowa State University team
plays basket ball tomorrow nigh,
ith the Y NJ. c. A. team of this
city. The event will be preceded by
an exhibition game. Admission 25
cents, children Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Ellinwood
leave for Waterloo, Iowa, tomorrow
morning, which will be Mr.. Ellin.
woods headquarters for q time al
least. as travelling representative TO
the Moline Wagon company.
John W. Corey, a farm hand EN-
plnyed BY Andrew Donaldson of Ru-
raj met with a severe accident in
cl,m bing into q hay loft the other
day, hay knife falling aud striking
him in the left leg. INJECTING an ugly
wound.
John H. Morgan, an employ OF
the Sylvan steel works, residing in
this city. and Miss Selma Williams,
Of Moline, were married at the par
sonage of the First Baptist church.
Moline. last night, Rev. Bryant Off
cistiIg.
F. A. Hoppe has purchased the
merchant tailoring stock formerly
owned by F. C. Hoppe of Porter
Skinner. and will henceforth conduct
the business at the old stand. F. c.
Hoppe, than VIII I'm there is no more
skilled cutter in the three cities. will
be found at his customary place, the
new proprietor having also restocked
the store.
Tommy Dunn, who was master of
ceremonies at last evenings wrest-
ling match, managed Tommy Ryan.
the pugilist, for several years. He
is now managing kid" Balm, OF
Cincinnati, who is booked to have q
Ground boxing contest the latter
part of this month with Billy Lam.
bert. Of Iowa City. The place OF
holding the mill has not yet been
selected.
There has been q pleasant family
reunion at the home Of Mayer Rosen'
field the past week, his children
having q homecoming in view ol
Mr.. Rosenfeld's prospective tour
abroad with his daughter, Mist
Fanny. All the children were here
except Albert. who is at college q,
Ann Arbor. Those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wolf. Grand
Rapids; Mr.. and Mrs. j. B Sax. OF
tum va; Mr.. ard Mrs. A. Silberm an,
| Chicago; MIR and Mrs. F. Ettipg.r,
Oskaloosa, and Joseph Rosenfield
Ottumwa.