The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-05
HERE AND THERE.


morning
Mr.. Harry Glenn is visiting relatives
and his best girl in Chicago
Base ball tomorrow and Monday.
Mrs. w. s. Knowlton and two chindren
have gone OH two months visit to rela-
tives in Boston.
A large number of our citizens will
attend the democratic national conven-
ton in Chicago next week.
Turtle soup at o. F. Soper's tonight.
Mr. H. p Greenough, of the Rock
Island & Peoria offices, is visiting his sis
ter in Teue Haute, Ind.
Miss Ella Marston, of Cambridge, is
being entertained by her friend, Miss
Maud Smith, of Twentythird street.
Base ball tomorrow afternoon and on
Monday afternoon.
Turtle soup at o. F. Soper's tonight.
Agent Cook, of the c., r. |. & P, re-
ports passenger travel on his road large
yesterday.
The painters have nearly finished their
work on the 90" depot.
Capt. c. W. Durham returned from
Keokuk yesterday, where he went after
attending the democratic state convention
at Peoria.
Grand Rapids VS. Rock Islands at the
park Sunday and Monday
Mrs. Fred Hass and daughters, Mary
and Title, left on the steamer st Paul
this morning for months trip to the
lakes.
Turtle soup at O. F. Soper's tonight.
Mr. VIM Moore. of Rnral. attended the
state convention as an alternate for Mr..
Louis Wilson.
The base ball event of the season. The
game on Sunday between Grand Rapids
and Rock Island
the base ball game yesterday afternoon,
at the decisions of the umpire, was Mr.
Thos. Thornton, who spoke in unmeasur-
ed terms of the unfairness with which
the home nine was heated.
An immense stock of clothing to sc
lect from at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. c. Robertson, of Peoria, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Annie, of
Wyoming, are in the city visiting rela-
tives on Twentieth street.
DR.. J. w. Stark, Dentist, over McCabe
Bros store. dlyr.
Among the amusements at the Daven-
port fair grounds yesterday, was the race
after a creased pig. Martin Renfro of
this city was successful in catching the
slippery animal, and brought it home
with him. Good for Martin
Patronize the Golden Eagle for furnish
ing and clothing.
Uncle" Samuel Goode, of Andalusia,
was in the city on Wednesday, and We
saw him driving out home with large
grind stone on his wagon. Goode is
evidently going TO sharpen up his nipple
ments of war to kill off all the republicans
IN his neighborhood.
The Golden Eagle for fine fitting cloth
ing at very low prices.
Mr. c. n. McCo nnell and wife, of San
Francisco. are in the city visiting at the
residence of Mrs c. Z. Mcconnell Also
Mr.. J. Z. Mcconnell, who has Just grad
uated from Oberlin College, and Miss
Maggie Mcconnell, who has been teaching
school at Syracuse. n. Y.
The C. o. d. laundry at Davenport;
still continue to laundry shirts at cents
collars % cents and cuffs cents. 1913
Main street, telephone No. 312. doom
Prof Hatch returned home from Mn
nesota this morning, where he and his
wife have been visiting relatives and
friends. His wife will remain north for
some time, and Mr.. Hatch came back to
attend the Teachers institute which meets
next week He brought home with him a
fine hunting dog, a present from his
brother in law.
When You want reliable fire, life CIV
clone and tornado insurance at low rates
call on W. L. Coyne, corner Seventeenth
street, and Sd avenue. d3m
We suppose the ladies will all exclaim,
Hose business is it. anyway" But an
eminent Chicago chemist has promulgated
the scientific deduction that the seal
brown and reddish brown hues of ladies'
hose contain picnic acid, which cannot
fail but poison their-that is to say
when it comes in contact with them.
Everyone is invited to attend the lawn
party TO be given by st. Catharne's
Guild of Trinity Episcopal church, at the
grounds of H. c. Whtridge. corner of
Twentyfirst street and Eighth avenue. on
Tuesday evening. July sth, beginning at
half past six O'Clock. Shonld the weather
be unpleasant. refreshments will be served
in the house.
At recent meeting of st. Catharine's
guild of Trinity church, the following
officers were elected Miss Hattie Carter,
president; Mrs H. c. Whitridge, vice
president; Miss KIotz, treasurer; Miss
Clara Whitman, secretary. We predict
that this society will do much good, and
it will at once commence its missionary
labors The society will meet every two
weeks. The next meeting is on Monday
afternoon at Miss Carter's.
Cut this out and paste it in your hat. 4"
You can buy clothing cheaper at the
Golden Eagle than at any other place in
the three cities, and if your purchase
amounts to "a worth or more, you are
entitled to prize. Among the prizes to
be given away are two one hundred dollar
bonds, a two hundred dollar buggy, and
numerous other valuable presents.