Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-07
BR EFLETS.
Sailor hats Q cents at McCabe's.

csived at McCabe Bros.
The annual review of the Moline fire de.
partment occurs on Thursday Of next
week.
Miss Marion Potter, of Freeport, ar
rived in the city this morning on an ex>
tended visit.
Mrs. E G. Mowrey, Of Sioux City. is
on short visit to her uncle, Capt. T. j.
Robinson.
Mr.. Henry Zwiefel, Jr., of New York
City. is visiting his sister, Mrs. j. Archer
Pearson, of South Rock Islond.
The very latest in sailor hats both black
and white, 9 cents each at 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning at McCabe Bros.
Rev. r. F. Sweet, rector of Trinity. is
entertaining the choirs of the two Epis-
copal churches at Spring Cove today.
Mr.. J. J. Reimers returned from the
north this morning. Mrs. Reimers re
mains in Minneapolis for while.
Mrs. Kate Kuhlmann and three chill
dren, of Chicago. are in the city for a
short stay with Mrs. Jacob Wollenhaupt.
Mr.. j. II. Yore, formerly of this city,
but now of Canton, will locate in st.
Louis next month for permanent resi-
dence.
The regular annual tournament of the
today There are present many marks
men from abroad.
The Rock Island Building & Loan As
ISOLATION last evening made loans amount
ing to $500 at premiums ranging from
174 to 10 per cent.
The ARGUS enormously mentioned the
name of John Trenamsn instead of Rob>
ert Trenaman, in speaking of the domes-
| tic misfortune.
The Ninth street NJ. E. church folks
had an exceedingly pleasant socisble on
dence last evening.
Mr.. Appel. an old employe of the U.
s. arsenal. is limpIng and has to wear a
rubber shoe, caused by heavy piece of
iron striking his left foot.
Those delayed sailor hats at cents
| each. both black and white. can be posi-
| lively promised tomorrow a, m. at 9
O'Clock at McCabe Bros.
Mrs. T. j. Buford left yesterday after
noon for visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Bell. wife of Lieut. J. F. Bell. of the
Seventh U. s. cavalry at Fort Riley,
In Moline last night. Fred Cunning>
ham. of Kansas City. and Sam Log"N. of
Missouri Valley. ran half mile foot
| race for 1000 a side. Cunningham won
DR.. B. G. Miller moves to Davenport
| this week, and will be located on Fifth
street. between Brady and Main. He
| wants his friends to give him call.
There will be a soldiers and sailors
reunion held at Oqnawka. Henderson
| county, Hug. 14th, 18th and 18th. An
interesting programme has been arranged
for each day.
The moulders picnic on Offerman's is
land Sunday was an enjoyable affair, and
| large attendance. The beneficiary will
receive about 800 after payment of all
expenses.
Mr.. M. W. Battles and family, with the
| exception of Charles, leave for Minonk,
Ill. ;, tomorrow, for an extended visit, dur
ing which Mr.. Battles will build house
upon his farm there.
Swan Youngren mourns the loss of his
black and tan Gordon setter. The dog
Phoenix hose company to attend the
postoffice block fire.
Mr.. Fred Appelquist has accepted plans
and specifications for a handsome two
story brick block at the corner of Seven
teenth street and Third avenue, and is
ready for the contractors to bid on the
same.
A citizen on Eighteenth street has put
down a new sidewalk that does not meet
the approval of all who frequent that
thoroughfare. The owner could have
provided it.
Mary II. Mcconnell, wife of Samuel
Mcconnell, living three miles south of
Milan, died Monday. aged thirty-nine
years. The funeral was held at the
Presbyterian church in Milan at 10 a. m.
this morning.
Mrs. nj. C. Hoffman who has been yis-
iting in Burlington, VT, for some time,
is now the guest of Capt A. L. Varney's
family at Watertown arsenal. She will
make an extended visit to Passaic, n. j.,
| before her return.
MIR. Porter Skinner has let a contract to
ton of new three>story block on the
property recently purchased by him of E.
P. Atkinson, on Third avenue and Six
teenth street, in Moline.
People living in the neighborhood of
school building No. 6, on Twelfth street,
complain of the unnatural treatment of
horses on the part of the teamsters.
Here is case for the HUI name society,
| recently organized, to investigate.
Tomorrow evening occurs the annual
| meeting of the Rock Island Citizens In
| provement association, when the election
| of officers will occur. The association is
the real source of all the improvements
we are now enjoying and there should be
q large and enthusiastic attendance.
The c., R. 1. & P. nine. composed of
E. E. Mcmahon, ID; Al. Rough, Oh. Z.
Hinkley, D.; F. Kelly, 3D.; J. Dolly, c.;
l.. Mapes, IT,; l.. Adams, S.. j. F. Car
ney. CT; P. Linch, IF; slaughtered the
Central Cities again yesterday by score
of to 4. The game was played at the
Rock Island park.
| This morning Lsrkin s. Stephens began
the work of tearing up the old walk
about the Rock Island National bank pre-
paratory to putting in f1sgstone. in &C.
cordance with Architect Schureman's
plans. The brick walls supporting the
old walk were found to be in crumbling
condition and will have to be replaced.
DR.. A. w. Bowman, of Davenport, son
of DIR. E. II. Bowman, of Andalusia, has
been appointed pension and examining
surgeon at Davenport. If Commissioner
of Pensions TANNER makes as wise
choices everywhere, he will redeem bis
reputation considerably before he goes
out of office. 1t is a most excellent APP
pointment.
In yielding to the requests of her
friends to repeat her benefit, Mrs. Milton
/ Iones has been rrom ntad larnalr hu tho