Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-28
BRIEFLETS.

Special
Pants sale now
In full blast at Simon & Moseufelder's.
Picked herring at F. G. Young's.
Fresh home made mince meat at F. G.
Younps.
R. S. Srlvis, of Carbon Cliff, was in the
city today.
Mr.. VIM. Wendt is convalescing after
a severe attack of illness.
Ms E 8. Weber has been very i'll
with the influenza, but is improving.
Pilot John Reimer is laid up with the
grip. Even river men ale not exempt.
Before buying any pants see the values
Simon & Mosenfelder offer in their 90 SO
and 81 lines.
No such bargains we're ever offered as
in Simon & Mosenfelder's Sc so and "a
lines of pants.
Mr.. Robt. Lee, superintendent of the
Coal Valley Mining Co.'S mines at Gable,
was in the city today.
MIR. j. b. thinner is recovering from
protracted illness and will soon be able to
assume charge of his business affairs.
1t was Mrs. VIM. Farrell who presented
the lovely floral tribute spoken of in con-
nection with the funeral of Mrs. II. c.
Wivill Yesterday.
Mr.. H. c. Whitridge is considerably
improved today. and is believed now to
be on the safe road to recovery from his
recent very severe illness.
Mr.. William Moore. of Coal Valley,
accompanied by Mr. John Gslbraith, of
Keokuk county. Iowa. who is visiting
him. were in the city today.
Two tables loaded with nobby pants
one your choice at 80 So" worth 50. 80
and "a. and your choice at 81" worth
s., SO. and SO so. Only at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
A new time card goes into effect on the
R. 1. s. P. Sunday, the only change.
however, being that of the morning pas
senger which leaves at Sis instead of
$40 as now.
Mr.. W. A. F. Ruge. of Milan, desires
to publicly express the appreciation of
himself and family of the many kind
offices bestowed during the recent sorrow
that visited his family in the death of
Otto Ruge.
Mr.. W. D. Crabs. of Reynolds. an
nounces a public sale on Wednesday
Feb. 10, of two brood mares, two-year.
old colt, two mich cows, ten head of two
and three year old cattle, eleven shoats,
farming utensils, etc.
Moline is now having time with ILL
ness. Nearly everybody in the town has
had La Grippe or is having 1t, and 10 add
to the misery diphtheris has broken out.
and is spreading. Several new cases
appeared last night, and number OF
deaths have occurred.
Mrs. Col. Henry Hoffman, sister in
law of Mrs. Gen. VIM. Hoffman. of this
city. died in Davenport last night OF
pneumonia superinduced by the La
Grippe" She was eighty years of age
NJ. K. Parks, an old-time merchant OF
Davenport, died at l o'clock this after.
noon of the influenza.
The Reynolds public school justly
prides itself in the possession of one OF
the finest and most complete Appearances
for scientific experts of any out of town
school in the county. Fully $3.50 ha,
been expended in this way and the pur'
pose to which the funds have thus beer
appropriated reflect great credit upon the
teacher. Mr.. Mummy. and his pupils.
A conference was held in the rooms o.
the Davenport Y. N. c. A. last night o.
the boards of directors of the 7. NJ. G
A. societies of Rock Island. Moline. Dav
enport, Geneseo and Muscatine. Tn,
representatives OF the Rock Island ssso
citation present were Messrs. Frank Mad
Ter. George Barker. F. w. Lang. ]. D
IWarnock and e. B. McKown. Mr.. Mad
Ter presided. Various topics of interes
to the society and plans for the futur
were discussed.