Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-24
CITY CHAT.

rromage de bfle, the first OF the season,
at Mays.
New plaid dress fsnnels 44c per ward
this week at McCsbe Bros.
Fancy feathers. breasts and birds one
quarter value ut McCabe Bros.
Mrs. Henry Curtis. VINO is travelling
in the west, is now at Denver.
Another lot. 75c to 81 25 Of Nellie BLY,
caps. go at 25c each at McCsbe Bros.
Mays only celebrated strictly home
made mince meat for the first time this
season. at Mays.
FJund-A Newfoundland dog. Owner
can have the same at $50 Ninth street aud
paying charges.
Mr.. &. @. Gaver. OF the Rock Island
house. has gone on visit 10 his old home
near Canton.
FIVE grand bargains in childrep's
underwear, opened today, at McCabe
Bros See adv.
Mays only celebrated strictly home
made mince meat for the fist time this
season. at MAYS grocery.
Otto Seib. corner Fourth avenue aud
Seventeenth street. will have q roast pig
lunch on Thanksgiving day.
A rattle of turkeys, geese and ducks
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday at
the White Elephant.
/ Mays only celebrated strictly home
made mince meat for the first time this
season. at Mays grocery.
80 dozen fresh, new felt hats 60 on sale
today At McCsbe Bros. at csc. The
grand rush will soon break the assort-
ment.
Next Wednesday and Thursday Otto
Seib will rattle of several dozen geese at
his place. and he invites his friends to
come and see him and have some sport.
Messrs. VIM. Jackson and 8. ID. Cle-
land addressed an immense
Sunday closing meeting. held under the
auspices of the Tri CITY Labor Congress
at Grand Army h.Il. Davenport. yester
day afternoon.
The long contested suit of Charles We
lie VS.. Mrs. P. V. Newcomb has been de-
| cided In the circuit court Of Davenport
for the plaintiff. A guardian will be ap
pointed for the defendant, who is of un
sound mind and Ia rich.
The dance for the benefit Of Tin
| O'Nei and Timothy Woods two dis.
abled moulders At Armory hall Saturday
night, was success in every way. The
monlders at the pillow works gave the
dance for their fellow workers Who ar,
hopeless invalids
The funeral OF The late Jacob Dodge
was held from the residence OF Sewel
Dodge, 1889 Third avenue, yesterday af
ternoon at O'Clock. Rev W. 8. MARQUIS
officiating. The pail bearers were Messrs
Fred Weyerhsuser, W. F. Schroeder. w
q. Baker. s. W. McMsster, W. N. John
son and Albert Woods.
All those wishing to participate in the
pie eating contest at the London Cloth
ing Coz establishment or Thankseivin,
day will please inform Fred Staasser, o
the bakery firm of Polzin & S.aassen, o.
leave their names at the clothing hous,
within the next two days, as the time /
becoming limited.
There will be meeting ct @. A. r
hall tomorrow evening for the purpose O
organizing Pocahontss Degree Lodge
This degree bears the same relation &c
the l. o. Red Men. as the Rebek ali degree
/ ~ .sfS " ~ tuC DCktCC VI uOuOl
to the A. o. u. w.. etc. II is a very in
terestiug degree, and will be organize,
with a large membership.--
/ Mai. q W. Halves. head clerk OF tn,
Modern Woodmen. spent SUNDAY at BIZ,
home in this city and returned to Fultor
this afternoon. He says there is n,
chance of moving the head Offices tO
Rock Island at present and that they vii
eventually come here he has no doubt
Mr.. II. E. Casteel has accepted the posi-
ton IA his Office spoken of Saturday snt
will therefore resign HE position us deput,
sher II under Mr.. Gordon.
j. ". Blsthe, for some years aftorne,
and counsellor for the Chicago, Burling
ton Quincy Rrilrosd Company. will
its office at Burlington. has been promo
ted TO be general solicitor Of that com
pany. to succeed the late Hon. Writ Dex
ter. who was the ablest railroad lswye
in America. Mr. Blythe's head quarters
1t is said, will continue TO be in Burliny
ton. that having been one of the condi
tons on which he accepted the position