Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-05
BRIEFLETS.

Nice red bananas at Boros.
Wedding presents at Loosley's.
Don't forget Mays special sale, Friday
only.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds at F. G.
Young's.
Chamber sets in all grades and styles
at Loosley's.
Strawberries 10 cents per box at F. G.
Young's.
Friday only. special sale of sugar and
coffee at Mays.
Hon. Chas Durham, of Geneseo, was
in the city today.
Go to Mays for sugar and coffee at
special prices-Friday only.
Get your crockery where you can get
the best and cheapest-at Loosley's.
Mrs. F. w. Stempel, of New Orleans.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. John
Stroehle.
Mr.. F. II. Goodrich, of the Graham
Paper Comp any, st. Louis, was in the
city today.
Conductor Parker, of the Beardstown
express on the O., has returned from his
wedding trip and is back on his old run =.
PIT. McElherne, of Chicago, and J. v.
Mahoney, of Sioux City, are in the city
called to the death bed of their old
friend. Patrick O'Mara.
Mrs. Boswell has removed from the
Commercial house to 1917 Fourth
avenue, Rock Island. Past. present and
future-all by the hand. Call at once
Mr.. Robert Bennett has purchased OF
Joseph Garrett for 81. 100, the property
at the corner of Eleventh street and
Seventh avenue and occupied by Maj
Beardsley at present.
A dispatch was received by the ARGUS
from Capt. w. T. Channon this after
noon stating that the Rodman Rifles
would reach home from Spring Valley
this evening over the Rock Island road i.
Hon. E. w. Hurst has had his law and
insurance rooms in Masonic temple hand
somely refitted, the walls of the main
office being pspered with Ingram paper
and the rear effice nicely calsomined.
The suite is now one of the most inviting
in the city.
Freeport is making extensive prepara.
tons for It's June race meeting. which
commences on the 18th inst, for four
days. An unusual large list of entries is
reported by Secretary Cronkrite. and
some excellent sport is anticipated.
Yesterday the Davenport base ball
club signed John w. weighing, pitcher.
weighing was sold by Cincinnati to CO.
lumbus early in the spring and Columbus
released him when she signed Mark Bald
win, OF Chicago. weighing is regarded
as very strong pitcher. He will report
at Quincy tomorrow as will also Morar-
ity, who was recently signed to play in
right tield.-Davenport Democrat Gazette
A pleasant and important event will
occur in Chicago next Tuesday, in which
Rock Island is considerably interested.
1t is the marriage of Mr.. Louis Mosen-
fielder, OF this city. and Miss Ida Bauer,
of Chicago. Mesdames Jonas Bear, L.
Simon and A. Mosenfelder left for the
Garden City this morning, and other
relatives and friends will leave on Sun
day.
In consequence of the fire Monday
night, the Davenport Y. M. G. A. rooms
are in bad condition. Lockers and some
other furniture and fixtures are burned
up or badly damaged. books. gymnasium
apparatus, carpets. ETC., are burned or
irreparably damaged, and other damage
was suffered. The furniture and fixtures
of the association were insured for 81 200
in the Traders. of Chicago; sum that
will cover the loss. Some of the MEM
bers lost clothing and other personal
property, however. on which no insur-
ance was carried.