Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-06
CITY CHAT.
o TO Parker's la undry.

Go TO Parker's laundry.
j. FL. Runner of Edgington, was in the
city today.
See if your guess won the watch at VIII
X. Johnson's.
Rev. W. s. Marquis breaches in Gene
SEQ tomorrow
Remember the pin ball count tonight at
Will X. Johnson's.
Mrs. d. Bailey, of Burlington, is visit,
ing Mrs. A. Whitney.
Call and see the samples of carpets al
Kann & Huckstaedts.
Miss Grace Munger, of Iowa CITY. is
visiting Mrs. J. F. Munger.
Miss Tlllie Simmon has gone to Des
Moines to accept a position there.
Three well known gentlemen will count
the pins at Will R. Johnson's tonight.
Notice Lloyd 6 Stewards windows,
where you can see the very latest styles
in hats.
Ii anyone tells you Psrker's laundry
don't do good work don't you believe
them.
Rey. W. s. Marquis, of the Broadway
church, returned last evening from his
trip east.
j. Edward Elliott has returned from
his two weeks visit to Woodstock and
Chicago.
Dunlap hats-have you seen them?
The fall styles are beauties. LLOYD &
Stewart are the sole agents.
Do not fail to see those fine samples of
body BRUSSELS and stair carpets TO match
at Kann & Huckstaed,'s.
Mrs VIM. Starr, of First avenue be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. presented
her husband with daughter this morn
ing.
When in Rock Island or Moline.
Davenport or Muscatine,
Send your work to Parker's steam
Laundry.
Ii you want to see something fine in
lace curtains call at Clemann Il SalZ>
manns. where the largest assortment can
be found.
The only place in the city you can buy
furniture on the instsllment plan, is at j.
w. Jones secondhand store, 1914 Sec,
Ond avenue.
Busy, busy, busy, busy as bees, waiting
on customers are the proprietors and
clerks AT the mammoth furniture and car
pet house of Clemann & Salzmsnn's.
Elsewhere appears the notice of disso-
luton of the box factory firm of Gray &
Schafer. MIR. Gray will continue in the
business and will rebuild and be ready for
business at once.
Must sell one fine folding bed. one al
most new American sewing machine, one
hydrant. one splendid road cart aud nus
merous other things at the worlds fair,
1914 Second avenue.
Capt. James Blaisdell has received in
formation of his appointment by the CEN
sus bureau of enumeration of the statis-
tics of manufacturing industries and will
at once enter upon his task.
OF course you nave seen that new wag-
on. Everybody in the three cities has
seen it. Don't you want it to stop at
your house for your work? 1t tells YOU
where to get the incest work in town and
says Parker's laundry. 1874 Third ave.
nue..
Thos. Keheler, of Reynolds, was united
III uhtTidSt Win DtisS quay 1T tue nome
of the bride at Grinnell, on Wednesday
evening The young couple were ac-
corded reception at Reynolds on Thurs
day evening
J. g. Smith, living on Third avenue
and Eleventh street, was thrown from a
buggy on Ninth avenue and Twenty
fourth street last evening, and sustained q
severe ankle sprain. which DR. Paul says
that while not serious. will lay him up
for some time,
We have changed the name so you can
say i; quicker. 1t used to be Rock Island
steam laundry: now it Is Parkei's laundry.
1t don't begin with &C." nor end with
cd" and there is no 90" it, but 1t is
spelled P-a-r-k-e r,'s.
Manager Bartleson. OF the tri,city
telephone exchange, will cause Milan to
cease to be an exchange after Oct. 1. and
thereafter it will be toll station. with
rate of ten cents to and from Rock Is
land, Davenport and Moline.