Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-05
CITY CHAT.

MIR. Sam Lynde, of Chicago, is in the
| city.
Straw hats are going lively at Lloyd &
Stewards.
Contractor G. j. Lsrkia has returned
from the west.
A new invoice of flannel shirts at
Lloyd Il Stewards.
Buy yourself white vest; Lloyd &
Stewards is the place.
A noboy line of silk umbrellas lust re.
ceived at Lloyd & Stewards
Mr. Fl. J. Lowrey has returned from
three weeks visit to Colorado.
Rev T. W. Grafton. spent the Fourth
at his former home at DeSoto, Iowa
John Weyerhauser and bride have re-
turned from their bridal trip to Europe.
A cloak found in Rock Island & Milan
car may be had at the Peoples National
| bank
Mr. Geo. P. Lyman. of St. Paul. spent
a portion of yesterday with his folks in
the city.
Herman Weisler has arrived from
| Trenton. Mo-, to remain in the CITY for
three day.
The Iron Moulders' picnic on Sylvan
island is attracting large crowd this
afternoon.
Msster Harry Rogers, of Port Byron,
is visiting his friend Master Fred Jones,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Jones.
house owned by Sheriff T. s. Silvis
at Carbon Cliff, occupied by VIM. Rose
man, was burned down last night.
MIR. and Mrs. John McDarrah have re-
turned from Omaha to Rock Island and
Will make this city their permanent home.
The ST. Luke's hospital guild will meet
at the residence of the president, Mrs. j.
NJ buford, at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing.
Postmaster Wells announces that here.
after the money order department at the
postoffice will be closed at instead of 6
p. m.
Ed. F. Davis, agent for Wallace & AM
derson's great railroad show which ap-
pears in Rock Island next Friday, is in
the city.
William Brown and Eliza Stewart, both
OF Briar Bluff, were married by the Rev.
Jno. Il. Kerr at his residence yesterday
morning.
1t is just year ago today since the
first sod was broke for the beautiful new
First M. E. church which is nearing
completion.
Mr. and Mrs L. G. Blanding will have
their home with the groom's family on
Moline avenue on their return from their
wedding trip.
The Broadway church and South Park
Chapel Sunday schools will make an ex-
eursion to Muscatine and return next
Thursday.
For Sale-Number one sporting buggy
and lady's side saddle for sale cheap at
]. w. Jones second hand store and in>
telligence Office.
Van l.. Hampton. of the Colchester.
Qll.) Independent, was in the city yester,
day on business in relation to the Wood.
men convention.
The Davenport glucose works was sold
Thursday to the American Preservers'
company, of Pittsburg. but soon to be
located at Chicago. for 81, 10000.
The family of Andrew Shields, on
Twenty-fifth and Vine streets. and of ] /.
ID. Mccormick. $40 Forty>frst street,
were omitted by the census enumerstor.
j The ambitious Crawford came in today
to see if the blow out of the Fourth had
shattered the clouds that hung over his
political prospects. He went home dis-
appointed.
| Peter hcGratt, q young Rock Island
man, Is taking vacation from his duties
in Chicago visiting old-time relatives and
friends in this city. His stay here will
end Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. q. Stoddard, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Robinson. Mr.. E. s. Sweeney
of Fairbury, Neb., and Miss Annie Swee.
ney, of this city, leave next Wednesday
for the seashore.
Misses Anna Kirkpatrick and Anns
Franz leave Monday for pleasure trip
/. which is to include St. Paul. Duluth and
voyage across the lakes to Chicago and
possibly Buffalo.
Cashier j. n. Buford. of the new saw
ings bank. sent the application to th,
secretary of state today for incorporation
> papers. The 800. 600 capital stock wa.
{ all promptly taken.