Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-27

| lady in Rock Island is invited.
| For real estate and reliable insur- !
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room |!
Is, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele- |
phone 1904.
The Industrial home trustees will |
hold special meeting at the Indus
trial home Friday evening to close up
the fair accounts.
Members can procure tickets for
the Dewey camp "coon" dance for
sale among their friends at Pottiger's
restaurant on Second avenue.
| Construction work was begun on
1.-The r 1. & p road yesterday, track
having been laid at Eulaw hill, near
Cam bridge, to accommodate work
trains.
DR.. C.. c. Crouch wishes to an
nounce that he has located in Rock
Island to practice dentistry, and has
secured rooms in the Y. NJ. G. A.
building
A colored couple from Davenport,
Phillip Wells, aged 20. and Mrs.
Frances Manley, aged 81, were mar
ried at the court house today by
Judge Adams.
If you want your heating stove
taken care of this season in a good
dry place, at as low price as any one,
send to John 7. Noftsker, 1911 Sec
ord avenue.
A case of diphtheria has developed
at the Pearson home, on Thirty eighth
street, which is quarantined on &C
count of smallpox. One of the chill
dren is down with diphtheria.
Dewey camp 1886, r. N. A, is to
give a ..coon7' dance at Carse hall
Monday evening, April l. Tickets,
} including refreshments, 10 cents. All
friends or the camp are invited.
/ The Highland club, composed of
Rock Island and Moline sportsmen,
, has elected the following officers: j.
Ros borough, president; j. Cooper, vice
president; F. II. Bein. secretary; j
Lindvall, treasurer, and w. Walters,
captain.
CT. Toenniges, leader of Stras-
ser's orchestra. IS to become resi-
/ dent of Rock Island next month, hav-
: ing made arrangements to move his
family from Davenport to a fiat in
= the Sturgeon block on Twentieth
4 street and Sixth avenue
Inc HILL "a CuI IL uSAlGA ~ GUNS
T CT Davenport, began operations yes
e terday, making the earliest start in two
decades. The first raft of the season,
= brought down at Z o'clock yesterday
morning by the steamer w. Van
SAINT, was delivered to the Muellers
r MISS Bell Conwell was pleasantly
: surprised last evening by a large
mum Der of her friends. Progressive
cinch was the order of the evening
the head prizes being won by Mis-:
HARRIET Conwell and Charles Davis.
The consolation prizes were awarded
7 to Miss Anna McNeal ana Alfred j
e Tied erman. Luncheon was served.
President e. II. ingsbury, Score
W tary George Schneider and L. +. Is
u Veile, of the Retail Merchants asso
citation, who were yesterday before
i'd the senate committee at Springfield
f. which has the garnis law un
der consideration, returned home las
ee night The effect of the appeal will
SIS of course, be known later.
Valentine Dauber's canvass 70
err alderman in the Fourth ward is be
IN ginning to hurt when the Union seek
to slur him by calling him Dom Val
in Ientine. The morning paper is give
no to peculiar prejudices, and whethe
o real or imaginary, it never fails L
display them. IL has probably eS
!, ploded the full force of its argumen
IN Dauber's case, but Valentine sti
goes marching on.
The granny Union is off agair
nc =, TIE ARGUS has conveyed no imprei
> sion that a man who has Dus
m ness of his own should not aspire to b
Ill mayoralty, but holds that the city hs
W. right to demand for its administr'
on tive officer one who is not so esseI
ar TALLY part of his private interes
IN that he cannot give the public VIII
pay for his services all of his tim'
ter This is the kind of mayor that Roc
g. Island wants.
on The laborious effort that the Unic
INDUCES to say something about job
Ter f. Dindinger. the democratic cal
no didate for alderman in the Sixth war;
ve- is probably due to the fact that he b.
got Aid. f. G. Gall on the run, and
all there is any reason why Mr.. Dindi
=, ger should become more earnest dali
it is because of the increasing dissa
isfaction over Calls record. 1t may
that recent disclosures in connectiC
'ne with the water analysis have strengt
ny ened the conviction not only of M
no Dindinger himself, but of other pc
pie in the ward, that Mr.. Gall has n
e's made such an exceptionally brillia
ay record as an alderman after all.
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