Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
BRIEFLETS.

Choice watermelons at F. G. Young's.
Nice tomatoes. cheap, at F. G.Youngs.
Choice new apples at F. G. Young's.
Berries, tomatoes and ripe bananas at
Longs.
Very nice black raspberries. at F. G..
Youngs.
Mr.. Sam Heagy. of Hampton, was in
the city today.
Important meeting of the Improvement
association tonight
Capt ii. c. cleveland is in Spring.
field ON business.
Fresh Georgia watermelons just ar
rived at G. C. Truesdale's.
Mr.. Bernard D. Connolly. of Topeka,
Kan, is visiting his parents.
Mr.. F. W. Swan, Muscatine's leading
jeweler. was in the city last evening.
The celebrated DR.. Schillng corsets are
still sold at IS cents at McCsbe Bros.
The AZ cent gauze corsets at McCabe
Bros were bought to sellt at SO cents, and
are great ufiNt'
Remember the corset sale at McCabe
Bros. this week. Two styles--good-$1
value go at so cents.
The two styles of so cent corsets of
fered at McCabe Bros this week are well
worth 81 anywhere.
The Crown Dining hall has a very
neat sign overhanging the entrance, and
also one on the windows.
Payne the republican boss from the
upper end, was down getting enlighten>
ment from Chief Boss Wells today.
Prominent republicans throughout the
county announce their intention of voting
for Eugene Lewis for states attorney.
Nice Bartlett pears, free stone Califor-
MIA peaches, California plums, oranges.
lemons and bananas at Boro's, bank
corner.
Building and Loan associations are be-
coming very popular. There are about
900 in the country, with accommodations
of $500, 900 900.
Capt. G. w. Durham yesterday pur-
chased for a consideration of So 800, the
Albert Warren property on First avenue
and Eleventh street.
The picnic of the Rock Island Turner
society for the benefit of the Johnstown
| sufferers, will be held on Saturday, the
GOTH at HubeI's garden.
Mrs. A. Reed Mccullough and Miss
Anderson have gone to spend several
| weeks among the delightful resorts in
Colorado-Davenport Times.
Mr.. Herman Schmacht, of Ninth street
and Eighth avenue, will spread fine
lunch Saturday night and regale his pat-
rons with the best Milwaukee beer.
Paid up stock in the Rock Island
Building association can now be had. A
| chance to obtain six per cent on large
! amounts on call. E H. GUYER, Sec'y.
Boss Wells as much as told Lieut..
Payne today that if Yuma and the ad-
Joining townships in the upper end didn't
give Sturgeon majority, he needn't ex-
| pect place on the ticket in 1890.
The BARRIERS of Moline have formed a
protective union, and on and after Sum-
day next the shops of members of the
union will be closed on Sunday, and eff
forts made to close all others.
The Union this morning made a mis-
statement about the msyorslty coutes,
case. Judge Adams has not dismissed
the case or quashed the summons. He
has taken the case under advisement.
| W. n. Harris new Nickel Plated
show arrived from Muscatine by river
this afternoon. having been delayed by a
sand bar. Tents were pitched opposite
Hsrper's theatre, and the show will be
open this evening, when the first per-
formance will be gwen.
A. Cbindlund an old citizen of Green
bush, has returned to Clay county, Iowa,
where he owns 400 acres of good land. He
is member and trustee of the Lutheran
church at Peterson, Iowa. This is his
first visit here since leaving twenty-three
years ago. He is father-in-law of An
drew Swanson, of Moline, and Charles
Hanson, of this city.
Nothing definite has yet been learned
by Mr.. Peter Fries as to the arrival of the
remains of his son>in.law, Mr.. Henry
Schmidt, from Germany, but it is expect
ed that they will be here by the 18th OF
the month at the outside. Pail bearers
have been selected as follows: c. F. Gaet.
jer. Lothar Harms, Henry Carse, c. c.
Truesdale, W. n. Smith and Carl Hell.
| penstell.
Maj Alex Mackenzie is in receipt OF
the amended plan of the proposed bridge
across the Mississippi at Muscatine. The
new plan provides for the railroad bridge
and shows that the three center piers OF
the bridge are to be used by the railroad,
if one goes that way, and forms an angle
beyond these on the upper side, on the
Illinois side and on the lower side on the
| Iowa side.
| The Office Of the Woodmen's Echo, the
| organ of the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, has been removed from Lyons, Iowa,
to Elgin. Ill. J. G. Root, the head con-
sui, saws: I'VE leave Lyons, Iowa. TO
take up our permanent residence in the
great state of Illinois, because it is due
that state, which. on January /, last. had
in good standing 10. 1913 members, out of
a total membership of 24,9s0 in ten
states, in the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea T"