Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10
CITY CHAT.

Toka grapes at F. G. Young's
California peaches, pears and grapes at
Mays.
Csulifower. spinach and head cabbage
at Mays.
Nice oysters and celery at F. G..
Youngs.
Oysters 25 cents per can at F. G..
Young's
Fancy dressed chickens at F. G..
Youngs.
A. T. Epperly, of Reynolds, is at the
Rock Island.
Choice peaches and Concord grapes at
F. G. Young's.
Mr.. and Mrs Reed, of Superior. Neb.,
are in the city.
Choice crsnberries and Jersey sweet
potatoes at F. G. Youngs.
Capt. Durham and ex Mayor Carse are
taking in the sights at 81. Louis this
week.
Coatmakers wanted: Only experienced
men men should apply. Isaac Rothschild,
Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson have re,
turned home from visit TO their dauoh-
ter, Mrs. Lucinda Carlson, at Alexandria,
Oak.
Silas Sprague, the engineer who was
hurt short time ago, is getting along so
well mat he Is expected out in a very
short time.
W. j. Brown, of ST. Paul, formerly
connected with the Rock Island pillow
works, is at the Rock Island, on his way
home from the st. Louis fair.
Last night the monthly meeting of the
Citizens Improvement association was
held, but nothing done, an adjournment
being taken till Tuesday evening next.
MIR. Theo. Free. 700 Twelfth street, has
opened fine saloon where he cordially
invites his numerous friends to call and
see him. He will have q grand opening
in short time.
B. ii. Gordon, brother of G. d. Cor
| don. has beer in the city some time since
the death OF his wife in Denver. Mr..
Gordon formerly lived in this county
many years,
As d fact and not as a smart Alec cleo.
ton joke. it is said that the cigars that
were stolen Wednesday night were
| brought To Moline and used at the Gest-
Mason rally. Stolen fruit is sweet
MIR. W. j. Browne, superintendent of
the st. Paul Plow company, is in the civ
shaking hands with old acqu.intances.
de has been attending the St Louis fan
and expedition. and is on his way home
MIR. and Mrs Samuel Carothers. of
Taylor Ridge. were in the city on FRIDAY
last, and Mr.. Csrotbers reports every,
thing in his vicinity In the shape of pol
ltics as in tlourishing condition for the
democratic ticket.
| Mrs. 4. II. Johnson and little son
leave tonight for Seattle, Washington
Mrs. johnson las been visiting her sister
Mrs. A. Il. Pollard, for several mouths
and the latter lady and her son Fred will
accompany her as far as Minneapolis.
Alta meeting of the Iowa and Illinois
Central District Medical association held
yesterday afternoon at the board of edu-
cation rooms. DR.. g. L. Eyster read pa
per on Endo-Metritis. which was dis
cussed. This being the only matter oil
interest before the meeting, an adjourn,
ment was taken to meet the next time a
Davenport.
Last night the officers Of Ucal lodge
No. COS, l. o. o. F., were installed b,
District Deputy Grand Master. J. F. Van
Horn; N. G.. B. d. Lamont; v. G., F.
Titus; Rec. Sec. w. w. Stafford; Cond.
S. j. Wooden; o. 8. G d. 81. Henschen
l. 8 G., P. Fl. w. NehlseD; R. 8. N. G.
j. W. Herbern; L. g. N. G.. N. II. Well
adson X 8. V. g., ]. ]. Aiberg; L. 8. v
g.. W. Baker.
1t is quite amusing to see Mr. Gest en-
deavor to mend his broken fences. II,
was never 80 earnest as he is now in try
ing to impress the belief on certain par.
ties that he is greatly attached to them
He didn't show such undving friendship
however, when he had few Offices at hi
disposal. Isn't it rather late in the dsy
Mr.. Gest, to discover who your res
friends were in the two last campaigns
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