Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
BRIEFLETs.

the M. & K.
Cooked corn beef sliced at F. g.
Young's.
Mr.. A. j. Boney. OF Buffalo Prairie.
was in the city today.
Some more of those 60 -cent waists for
80 cents at the N. & z.
8 hem-stiched handkerchief for a
quarter at the NJ. & z.
Have you seen those fine egg dishes at
Loosley's for % cents.
$5 for mans suit at the n. & K
same as Others advertise at %.
Another shipment of 8 and IS cent
pants just unpacked at the N. g. z.
4-ply linen collars cents and cuffs
10 cents at the NJ. & K.-no seconds.
Get your dinner sets, all prices and
best quality and just what you need at
Loosley's.
Remember the best place to get fresh
fish is at Smeltzer's fish market. 1911
Second avenue.
Messrs. BENZ. Whitsitt. A. D. Shea>
man and John and D. A. Clark, all Of
Presumption, dined at the Harper today.
The championship season of the inter-
state league opens in Davenport tomor-
row, when the home nine and the Peorias
play.
Go and hear the celebrated 1T. K"
Quartette and Prof. Bowl5y's piano
pupils at the church choir concert next
this evening.
Prof. John Biebl, the musician, has
moved his family back to Rock Island
from Kewanee aud expects to remain
here in the future.
Traipmaster Stanton, of the c.. B. &
@. came up from Beardstown this morn
ing. He reports business lively on this
division of the @.
The annual convention of the Rock
Island County Sabbath School associa-
ton meets at the First Baptist church,
Moline. this afternoon.
Don't miss the great musical treat of
the season, the Central church choir, the
ladies' concert, at the Central Presby-
terrain church this evening.
Mr.. T. ]. Medill, Jr. who has been
confined to the house for the past few
days with severe attack of rheumatism,
is able to be around again.
Edwin Warren, the :avorite comedian,
will delight and smuse his friends at
Harper's theatre. this evening He
is with Revell's Star Magnets.
At Harpers theatre this evening,
Benedict will present "DreamlaDd," with
elegant costumes and stage effects. II is
the most beautiful and mystifying i.u-
| sion of the age.
Elvin II. Smith. district passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific, THE Yell
lowstone Route" is in the city. He is
distributing some handsome folders and
other advertising material.
Today Sheriff silvis purchased for
1875. sixty foot of property immed lately
west Of ]. Fl. Wilson's homestead, on
Moline avenue. of VIM. McConochie and
W. FL. Edwards. conservators of the
estate of Charles Wright.
President r. R. Cable, of the Rock
Island route and wife, arrived in their
special car from tour through Colorado
this morning. and spent few hours with
| the family of Mr.. j. nj. BufOrd. leaving
for Chicago at noon.
The funeral of the late Mrs. James
Johnston occurred from her home, 1913
Sixth avenue yesterday afternoon, Rev.
A. B. Meldrum officiating. There was
a large attendance, and many handsome
floral tokens of love and regard.
1t would not make you happy If you
went into some other store and paid $40
for suit that the nj. & Z. are selling for
81 80, would it, No. Well then. com>
pare prices and see II you can not buy
what other dealers claim as $40 suit for
81 80 at the n. s. K.
There will be novel and strong at
traction at Harpers theatre. this even
ing, Benedict, the magician. sup>
ported by a refined and clever specially
company. There has never been any,
thing like Benedict's performance Wit
messed here, and no one should miss see
ing 1t.
Bids will be received on each branch of
work separate for the warehouse of Deere
& Co.; also for one of the Wagon works
at my Office. Wagon works bids will
close at II m. Wednesday, 1st, and Deere
& Cos. Saturday. 4th. D. 8. schureman,
architect, over First National bank Rock
Island.
Mr.. Ernest Wagner. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Wagner, was made the recipi-
ent of happy surprise party at Turner
hall Tuesday night A large number of
Mr.. Wsgner's friends in the three cities
we're present and the evening was passed
with games. dancing and other amuse-
ments. The supper, splendid collation..
was in charge of Fred Staassen. of Polzin
& Stasssen. the bakers.
1t was thought. last Sunday. that Mr..
| Cue would be absent on the 30th inst,
and announced that he would not be
able to preach an inaugural sermon
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. as pre-
viously announced. But other arrange
ments have been made. and there will be
an inaugural sermon at the First Metho.
dist NJ. E. church Tuesday, the SOth, at