Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-02
BRLEELETS.

Brkenfeld's for ice cream,
Ice cream at KrelI II Maths.
Tailors wanted at Hopes.
Milk shake at Krell & Maths.
Lots in Guyer's addition for $3.50.
Nice new cabbage, at F. G. Youngs.
Choice fresh bananas at f. q. Youug's
Genuine cut glass oil bottles at Loos-
ley's.
Milk and ice cream shake at Krell &
Maths
L. f. Rogers, of Port Byron, was in
the city today.
Fine French candies Just received at
Krell s. Maths.
Young has Just received some very
choice new potatoes.
Orange cider, the most delicious drink
made at F. G. Youags.
Decorated china at LoQsley's by the set
or in single pieces, very low.
If you want box of fine candy put
up in fine style, try Krell & Math.
Loans by the Black Hawk Homestead
Association on Friday evening May 4th.
The best ice cream and the finest fitted
parlors in the tri~cities at Birkenfeld's.
The two old,time Davenport law firms
of Bills & Block and Stewart & White
have dissolved.
Elmer f. Abbott, of Clinton, Iowa,
greeted few ofhis many friends in Rock
Island today.
Miss Julia Fuller, formerly with Mar
shall Field & Co, Chicago, is now clerk
ing at McCabe Bros.
The annual regatta of the Mississippi |
Valley Amateur Rowing association will |
be held at Pullman July 18th and 18th.
Raible g. Stengel have foreclosed |
mortgage on the saloon of F. Gross, $40 |
Twentieth street, and Sheriff Silvis is in
possession.
The Etna and Farmers Insurance
have settled their losses with
Robinson 6 Talferro and F. c. Hoppe,
through their local agent Mr.. j. M. Blu
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. Morey are expected
to return from their wedding tour this
evening, and will visit with the family
of Capt r. j. Robinson for several
days.
Miss Ellen Gale has resumed her duties
as librarian at the public library. after
her long and much needed and deserved
vacation. She spent ten months in Cal
fornia and was delighted with the coun-
Try and climate.
Miss Nellie Bliss, daughter of Engi-
1eer and Mrs. f. l.. Bliss, 613 TwentyS
bird street, was surprised by number
If her schoolmates last evening, and an
exceedingly pleasant evening was spent.
A nice supper was served by Mrs. Bliss
Mrs. f. w Hurst and Miss Annette
Cole, of Davenport, left Yesterday morn
ng for New York, where they meet
Mrs. Mary Buford and daughter Miss
Hattie, and the party sail on the Auronia,
If the Cunard line, for Europe.
Thomas Smart will in few days,
'pen a store to be called the West Fad
Fair" with novelties in toys, iewelry,
tc., and good line of dry goods and
lotions. His advertisement appears
lsewhe-e in the ARGUS.
There is some talk that the c., II. l. &
}. folks are seriously considering the mat
er of shortening up the run of the Allan
ic accommodation west, and the La Sale
east, and making the ter
mini Stuart Iowa, and Rock Island.
Many complaints have been heard to-
aY of the lure of the lights on the
overs and masts to do duty for some
ime last evening. At about 10 o'clock
then the night was the darkest and the \
ain falling the thickest, the city was
in utter darkness the very time
then the lights would have been the
lost serviceable.
Mr.. Lawrence Weeda. for several years
18th Stewart & Montgomery, has re-
gned his position and left last evening
Or Omaha, where he assumes a situation
nth large wholesale house. He has l.
osts of friends in Rock Island who will
-ish him sncceSs in his new fiaId Hial