Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-31
BRIEFLETS.
All kinds of fruits at Mays.

Fine spring chickens at Mays.
Choice bananas at F. G. Young's.
Damson plums at c. c. Truesdale's.
New dates and figs at Krell & Maths.
Nice sweet potatoes at F. G. Young's
Fresh home grown grapes at F. G..
Young's.
Fine spring chickens at c. C. Trues-
dale's.
Peaches by the bushel at F. G..
Young's.
Granville and Muscatiae island melons
st c. c. Truesdale's.
Don't forget the Knox hat opening at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Nice peaches for canning, by the peck
or bushel at Longs.
Peaches BY the bushel, peck or baske,
at c. c. Truesdale's.
The high school alumni meets at the
high school this evening
Miss Josephine Burgh. of Chicago, is
visiting Miss Katharine Halves.
Order brick of ice cream from Krell
& Math and have something nice at your
party.
The next society event will be a cotil-
lion at the Cable mansion next Tuesday
evening
Mr.. P L. Mitchell returned from his
eastern trip last evening, looking hale
and hearty.
The Llbbie Conger brought down an
excursion of four hundred people from
Clinton today.
There will be a teachers meeting at the
board of education rooms at 7:t5 tomor'
row evening.
Principal W. H. Hatch of the higl
school, and wife, will return from Mime.
sofa this evening.
The Old Settlers of Rock Island coun.
ty have their twenty third annual picni,
at Edgewood park tomorrow.
The millers of Davenport and Milal
have again raised the price of -four. Thi
time twenty cents per barrel.
Hon. W. F. Crawford, who had beel
to Chicago with some stock. was in tn
city last night on his way home.
All who are posted acknowledge tn
Knox hat to be the best in the world
Opening tomorrow at Lloyd & Stewards
The regular monthly meeting of til
| Y. W. C. T. u, will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in the Y. M. c.
rooms.
Conductor A. Fl. Pollard and wife re
turned last evening from Lyndon, wher
Mr.. P. attended the golden wedding {
his parents.
MIR. Harry Bostock left last evenln
for Muncie, Ind, where he enters 6
blower in glass factory operated b
natural gas.
Everything nice in fruits and veget,
bles and anything else that goes to mai
fine Sunday dinner can be found at
G. Truesdale's.
Mr.. Fred Hass. Jr.. of Minneapoli
and son of Mr.. Fred Hass. of this cit
7 and Miss Jessie Shannon, of Indepen,
/ ence. Iowa. were married at the residen
of the bride on the 23d inst.
If your friends are going to call on y
or give party be sure to return the con
{, pliment by serving Krell & Maths famo
= ice cream to them and they will 60 hon
we'll pleased. Put up in brick. melo
= pyramid and individual forms.
Mr.. Ernest Strate will re-engage in I
L saloon business tomorrow at his last o
s stand Oh Fourth avenue between TWEEN,
!. first and Twentysseconds streets. N
Strate is one Of the Oldest saloon keepe
in the city. and has always kept an {
We derry place.
n The juvenile spirit of political enth'
iasm has been cropping out in the FL
ward of late and every evening witness
he noisy torch light procession of one 81
lie or the other. There can be no objecti
to the boys giving vent to their enthr
"A iasm in this manner if they will j
" cease their vocal demonstrations.
u MIR. and Mrs. ]. R. Johnston's arriy
II last evening from Council Bluffs. VIII
be for three months Mrs. Johnston has b,
lie visiting with her daughter. while
"a Johnston has been on extended Il
through California occupying th
months. He believes party lines will
closely drawn in California. but as q
:, rison's record is not popular, the chan
% favor Cleveland.
vi The veterans of the 126th regim
ng were royalty entertained BY Mrs Nor
in the widow of the late major of the n
NO ment. Mrs. Morris had made prepa
70 tions for the reception Of the visitt
VIC having decorated the lawn and spr
tables upon it, where fine supper
served. Mrs. Morris was then and Il
made the mother of the regiment,
an' Mr.. ]. Fl. Crowders bright little dsu
res ter, of Bethany, the daughter of the !
iment.