Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-09
BRIEFLETS.
"a Paper DOLL tonight.

Boys suits ST. 3S. worth g. rs. at Sim on
s. Mosenfelder's.
s5 cent boys suits worth $50 at
Simon & Mosenfelders.
Boys suits 4S cents, worth So, at ST.
mon s. Mosenfelder's:
Good cook wansed-Mrs. Phil Mitch-
ell, ia, Twentieth street.
The musicale at the First M. E. church
will be held next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. D. s. Schureman, the architect.
left for Cincinnati this afternoon.
Kate Castleton appears In her new play
at Harper's theatre tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Flanagan have a
daughter. and A. II. Thompson is grand
pa.
DR.. 8 G. Plummer. ST., has returned
from the inaugural ceremonies at Wash.
| ington.
Thos, Appelby. of Geneseo, is 10 the
city to spend Sunday. on mis- way home
from Muscatine.
Best quality of chambray Mothers
Friend waists only 90 cents at Simon j.
| Mosenfelder's.
French percale Mothers Friend shirt
waists reduced to 80 cents at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
There were quite number of Moline
folks down Yesterday. attending Simon &
Mosenfelder's boys sui: sale.
The Second avenue property holders
bave expressed themselves-they favor
Lbaving Let the good work go on.
II Messrs Chas. Sutcliffe and Joseph
Lerch have withdrawn from the firm of
NDruckmiIer, Sutcliffe. Lerch & Co.
Although yesterday was stormy Simon
| u Mosenfelder's store was crowded un-
til late with customers for boys clothing
The boys suit sale at Simon & Mosen>
| felders will not be declared off until they
have made every home in this vicinity
| happy.
The Kansas cowboys who kicked up
such a racket at Washington during the
| Inauguration services. passed through
last night, bound west.
Rev. G. W. Cue has already secured
Sic 900 in subscriptions toward the cree.
ton of the new First NJ. E church-ore.
half the amount required.
The hour for the evening service In the
| Central Presbyterian church has been
changed from to 7:30, and of the young
| peoples service from 6 TO 6 50.
There was party of about thirty
couples at f. WOltmann's residence
last night in honor OF Mr.. Ernst Volt
mann, who is here on visit from Iowa.
MIR. Carl Hellpenstell. the popular in d.
surance agent. received this morning an
| illustration of the Hamburg Bremen Fire
| Insurance Co., beautiful In design and
| finish
The city is filling the Twentieth street
| and Second avenue sides of Union square
with the scrapings off Second avenue
The grade will be established on the east
side with macadam and on the north by
pavement.
The citytownship election will be held
April g In addition to the usual lists of
city and township officers the question of
selling the watcrworks is submitted, the
voter to use the word for" or the word
against" as he prefers.
Clenann i SalZmann are now pre-
pared to show the public over four hun
| dred different styles of carpets. having re,
| ceived their full stock All those in
tending purchasing carpets the coming
season, should call at once while the as
sortmeut is complete and make selec'
| tiens
Assistant Street Commissioner Geo. W.
Downs has put the cross walks in good
condition all over the city-msde then
temporarily as psssible as possible witt
the materials at hand, and for this ht
merits the gratitude of pedestrians. Al
soon as spring fairly opens the danger Of
miserable crossings will be forever done
away with.
Supt. Schnitger. of the Holmes syndi-
cate, is putting In his curves and other
connections between the termination OF
the double tracks on Third avenue and
the slough bridge. preparatory to form
ally opening the service between Rock
Island and Davenport, as soon as the
paving on Rock Island is completed.
The amendment of Representative
Hurst to the telephone rental bill which
passed the state senate this week, is
very wise and acceptable one. 1t will b,
remembered that the original bill places
telephone rentals at g. per month. snt
certain tolls between cities. MIR. Hurst's
amendment has taken off the tolls excep
between cities that are six miles or more
apart.
1t has been announced by the officer
of the Diamond 10 line of steamers tina
it is the intention to start the Sidney il
the St. Louis and Keokuk trade the las
of the present week. providing th,
weather did nor turn colder. The Sidne-
wintered in Quincy bay, where she is al
present, and was treated to a coat o
paint. besides being thoroughly reno
waited and repaired.
Mr.. Simon. of the firm of Simon g. Mo
senfelder, who has been east for over q
week, telegraphed his firm yesterday an
nouncing the purchase of the entire maxi