Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-17
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looms at the NJ. & K.
Call and see those nobby new style
hats at Lloyd & Stewards.
All the rage-those new style fall hats
at Lloyd & Stewards.
A few pairs of boys buff shoes, sizes
to s. price SO cents. at the M. & X.
The Rock Island & Milan railway will
run cars every half hour on Sunday.
| City Attorney ]. L. Haas has returned
from business trip to Chicago and OF
iowa.
Rev. John Quincy Adams, of Spava
ILL.,. is in the city visiting his son, j. c.
Adams.
Mr.. Adair Peasants left this morning
for Sterling to spend Sunday with his
family.
II you are in need of lamp, buy it al
Loosley's; his prices range from 20 cents
to Is cents.
Sol Guggenheim, of Pine Bluff, Ark
is in the city visiting his brother in law,
Mr.. j. E. Goldsmith.
Capt. J. j. Parks, of Wichita, passed
through Rock Island yesterday morning
| on MS way 10 Chicago.
Henry Regensburger, of Dennison,
Texas, formerly of this city, is here on a
visit to his relatives.
Only a few pairs of those tan russell,
ooze calf top ladies' shoes left at the NJ.
Il X; $3.50 is the price.
| Visit Loosley's crockery store and see
his fine selection of dinner sets and get
his low prices before You buy.
The pillow shop band viii give the peo-
| pie of the lower end of town an open all
concert at Franklin square tonight.
Street Sprinkler Harding will ''tie up
for a while at least and until the paving
work is concluded on Second avenue.
Bishop Ninde. of the NJ. E. church. is
expected at the Harper tonight He
breaches on the camp grounds tomorrow.
Mr.. Lewis Englin, one of the best
tailors in this vicinity. has been engaged
to look after the fitting department at the
NJ. & K.
| MIR. Hincher has made arrangements to
have the postponed second subscription
concert at his Elm street garden next
Friday evening.
II there should be anything in the line
of summer wearing apparel that you are
in need of the NJ. & X. can supply you
with very little expense.
The third subscription concert OF
Strasser's Second Regt. band at Schuet-
zen park last night was delightful af-
fair, and many attended from this city.
| Mr.. G. l.. Wynes. who Is now a full
tedged commercial traveller again, came
IN of the road for Sunday soiourn this
morning. He reports a good business
and is apparently happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. III. Thomas returned
this MORNING from their visit to Lincoln,
Neb. They report a very enjoyable trip
and were high and dry when the recent
flood visited that city.
Messrs. T. r. and Stewart Harper,
Misses Grace Velie and Maggie Dart con-
stituted party that went as far as Du-
buque on the st. Paul Thursday night,
returning to Rock Island by rail-
Mrs. Henry Hoffman, of Boston, ar
rived last evening on visit to II. and
Mrs. G l.. Eyster. Her husband is pro-
lessor of mining and engineering in the
school of technology at Boston.
The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Web.
Der to MIR. Timothy Murphy. son of ex-
Congressman Murphy. of Davenport,
takes place at the Central Presbyterian
church in this city on the evening OF
| August %.
| Mr.. James Bellows and daughter, Mrs
Taylor. of Chicago. are in the city on
visit. MIR. Bellows was citizen of this
city years ago and at one time was land
lord of the Taylor house. His wife died
a short time since.
Mr.. l. G. Jones, manager of Newton
Beers Lost in London" company, mad,
the ARGUS a pleasant call today. TIL,
company appears at Harper's theatre on,
week from tonight, Aug. Gath, maxim.
the 105th consecutive week on the road
d. &. Owen has retired from the edi
torial and business management of tn,
Port Byron Globe and is succeeded BY
Messrs. w. III. Snyder and s. W. Odell
who have leased the paper, office fixtures
material, etc, for two years, beginning
today.
Mr.. John Fitzpatrick runs fine hacl
line from Milan to the camp ground, tn,
L u IL.
each way 20 cents He will also leave tn,
camp grounds at II p. M. after the ser
vices. if - Au.ficient nuinueI uesirc 20 Ts,
turn. fare TO Rock Island so cents
Mr.. Chas E. Fleming, of the driet
fruit firm of g. A, Fleming & Co, of Sal
Jose, Cal, arrived last evening for tn
purpose of opening up the firms packin!
and shipping season in Rock Island. anC
which promises to be on a much large
scale this year than heretofore.
| Save yonr money for the excursion (,
Burlington Saturday, Aug. Gath. 1t ii
going to be the browning excursion O
the season. and the only one to Burling
ton. The Golden Gate and barge vii
leave at o'clock a. m. sharp, leave Bur
lington on return trip Sunday, at
o'clock a. M.
G. G. McIntire, the dry goods merchant
has returned from Superior City, Nebras
ka, where he has branch store in charg
of his brother, w. b. Mclntire. HI
says that crops of all kinds are YER
abundant in that section and he predict
big fall business at Superior City, wher
viii has solidly established himself.
The Davenports defea ted the Spring
fields yesterday by score of IL to 8 ant
became temporarily at least, leaders o
the Interstate league again. The SAM
teams play today and tomorrow. Stroth
ers and Kappel having paid their fine
and apologized, have been restored t
their places in the Davenport nine.
Geo. I'll. Bsllou. the distinguished an
able writer of the Davenport local press
was In the CITY this morning sdmiring tn
pavement. Ballou is recovering from
very severe siege of illness as his look
testify; but he is gaming gradually ant