The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-16
HERE AND THERE.

Mayor Mott is In Iowa on business.
Mr.. James Renfro drives around in an
elegant new top buggy.
Miss Mamie Garvey will go to Geneseo
on visit to her parents.
Mr.. II. Taylor, of Island Wild, was in
the city last night on business.
Supt Sudlow, of the Rock Island and
Peoria road, is in Peoria ON business.
Valuable presents given away every day
at the Golden Eagle clothing store.
Miss Susie Miller and sister. of Musca-
tine, returned home last evening
The rush is becoming greater every day
at the popular prize clothing house.
Mr.. Wilson. the best man at the Gay
ford-Bullen wedding, returned to Leaven
worth, Kan, last evening.
Fifty dollars given away tomorrow at
the Bains Tea and Coffee store. 1919 Sec
ond avenue.
Ex-Mayor Carse left for Chicago last
uight to take in the opera, base ball and
look after some business affairs.
o. F. Soper has the only genuine New
York Count oyster in the three cities.
Mr., J. s. Drake has shaken the dust of
Rock Island from his feet and HE'D him
self away to Chicago.
Krull & Pfoh have just received their
new stock of shoes in men and womens'
wear Call and examine and get prices.
Mrs Richmond Terrell and children
returned last evening from six weeks
visit to relatives in Alabama.
The regular monthly song service of
the Central Presbyterian church will be
given week from Sunday.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Nor
gan & McCandless, dentists, 3rd avenue
and Goth street. Telephone IS. 21dwtf
De Forrest Hoffmaster came very near
coming to an untimely end this morning.
when he fell through the elevator of his
store. t:
Mr.. Robert Ross, one of the most
prominent business men of Andalusia
gave the ARGUS pleasant call this morn
ing He says his son. who is attending
school in Chicago, is acquiring knowledge
of medicine in rapid manner.
Sheriff Berry of Peoria came to oul
city last night, and remained with sheriff
Reticker. This morning he pulled Rehck
er out of bed at an early hour and took
him along to Morrison, where the hang
ing matinee occurred to day.
When you want reliable fire and life
insurance at low rates, call on W. l.
Coyne, corner Seventeenth street. and 30
avenue, up stairs, Rock Island, Ill. d3n
Vaventine Dauber's sou, who has beer
very sick and whose life was despaired Of
few days ago, has changed for the
better under the skillful treatment of DR.
Cowden hr. and Mrs. Dauber feel very
hopeful of his ultimate recovery.
DR.. J. Cleland, dentist, has removed hi:
office to Hoffman's block, No. 1874 MAR
street, Davenport, iii rear of First Ma
tional Bank. 16d6tw1t
| The object of the festival at the Pres
byterian parlors tonight is to secure
enough funds with which to purchase new
hymn books and psalter combined for the
congregation. This church has one Of
the finest church choirs in existence, an(
now they propose to have some good
congregational singing.
E. W. Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Co.'S.
Policies carefully written at current rates
Agency established 1874. Office ovel
| Rock Island National Bank
| Mr.. Frank A. Philleo is now in the rea
estate business at Wayne, Neb. He ar
rived here only few hours before hi!
| fathers death. As soon as he gets mat
tiers Strengthened out here he will return
70 his new home. Frank is good bust
ness man, and We predict that he will d.
well. at least we hopes so.
The c. o. D. laundry at Davenport
still continue to laundry shirts at s cents
collars 81 cents and cuffs 4 cents. 10;
Main street, telephone No. 372. d202m.
B, T. Gable, ESQ.,, returned home thi
morning from several weeks absence il
the east and south. His father, Mr.. P. L
Cable, is at Macon, Ga, and it will b
good news to all to know that the veneer
able gentleman is enjoying very goo
: health. Mrs. B. T. Cable is at present il
New York city, and will return HON
before long.
They come from near and far to tr
their luck at the Golden E,gle clothin
store, and they all find that they receiv
full value for their moneyin clothing an
present thrown in. fa
A circular dated from Denver from tn,
office of the commissioner of the Col
orado Pool association says that CON
mencing yesterday change in passenge
rates between the Missouri river an,
Denver, Colorado springs, and Pueblo
> making rate of $40 between abov
: named points, a reduction of $3.50 o
limited tickets.
Round trip tickets at greatly reduce
8 rates are now on sale at the Chicago, Roc
( Island & Pacific passenger station O
Moline avenue, to: Albert Lea, Spiri
: Lake, Minneapolis. ST. Paul, Lake Mime
! tonka, Duluth, and Clear Lake. The sal
!, / of tickets will continue until Septembe
4 30th, and purchasers of same may retur
: previous to, or October 1st. For info
, nation regarding the summer resorts q
T, Northern Iowa and Minnesota, rates, etc
q apply to J. f. Cook, ticket agent, Chicago
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