Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
BRIEFLETS.

Fresh picked strawberries at Mays.
For straw hat go to Lloyd & Stew
arts.
See Lloyd & Stewards line of flannel
shirts.
Arthur Cue is home from his medical
studies al Chicago.
A fine line of white and fancy vests at
Lloyd & Stewards.
The Moline Browns base ball club has
been recognized.
Don't forget the opening of the ne W art
school next Tuesday.
Call and see Lloyd & Stewards new
line Of summer underwear.
Light summer coats and vests in great
variety at Lloyd & Stewards.
Mr.. E Chandler. the Bardolph brick
man, was in the city today on business.
The new art studio of Miss Wheeler
will be located over the American express
Office.
There was little collision in the c..
B. i . yard last night, but no serious
damage resulted.
The Rock Island Turner society will
indulge in family and basket picnic at
Schnder's grove tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry Csrse bought Mr.. H. D.
Folsom's horse yesterday for 1926, aud
will use it simply for his family.
Mr. L. A. McGee has opened boat
yard at the ferry landing. where he has
boats for rent. Prices reasonable.
For ssle-A good family horse, buggy,
harness and breaking cart, cheap. En-
quire at Jones second hand store
Chss. E. Hodgson iusures against fire,
lightning. windstorms and tornsdoes.
Rates as low as consistent with the risk
Mr.. Ben T. Cable arrived home from
San Antonio, Texas, this morning
where be has been for the past ten days.
Trinity parish had its annual picnic at
the watch tower on Thursday and most
enjoyable time WAS had by the little ones
Carl Erickson. nephew of Park Com
missioner Chas. Yonngberg. of Franklin
square, arrived in the city from Sweden
last evening.
Clemann & Salzmann have done a fine
business this season. but they have still
a large stock of carpets and furniture to
select from.
Mr.. Chss. Fiebig. wife and baby leave
tomorrow on the steamer Pittsburg for a
pleasure trip TO the head of navigation
and return.
Mrs. Ellen Csrdall died at her home on
Fourth avenue between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets at $50 this afternoon
aged forty eight.
Miss Jennie Raw, the Moline school
teacher lately appointed to position in
the Rock Island public schools, has de
clined to accept. The Moline school board
has raised her salary to retain her.
Mrs. Nicholas May, of Burlington.
Wis, is a guest at the residence of Mr..
Theodore Free. having come down to at
tend an interesting event which occurs
next week.
Clemsnn & Salzmsn have accepted the
sole agency for Rock Island county, for
the Sidney School Furniture Co., Sidney.
Ohio. the largest school furniture factory
in the world.
Private lessons will he given at schoo.
building No. A during the summer vaca,
ton. For particulars call at school
building Monday. June 10th, between the
hours of and II a. N.
All lovers of art will be interested in
the fact that we are soon to have a first
class studio conducted by Miss B. Vince
Ter, a celebrated artist and well known to
some of our leading citizens.
At the rink tomorrow night Rev g. W.
Cue will preach on the subject of 'Our
COuntry's Flag" and afterwards will take
a collection with which to purchase two
flsgs-one for the Sunday school and one
to be placed over the pulpit in the new
church.
The Improvement guild of Trinity
church has arranged with Mrs. Milton
Jones to have strawberry and ice cream
festival in connection with that lady 8
psrlor musicale, the date of which has
been changed to next Thursday. The
hours of the sociable will be from 3 to 8
O'Clock, and the musicale from 8 to 10
o'clock. 1t promises to be very pleas
| ant social event.
The ARGUS acknowledges the receipt of
| q copy of Builder. literary annual pub
lished by the Lyceum of Augustans Col
lege and Theological Seminary. The
| lyceum is composed Of two societies-the
| Phrenokosman and Adelphic-and the
proceeds of the publication. OF which
this is the first issue. 60 to increasing the
library. The work is printed in both
the English and Swedish languages.
c. E. Dodge, one of the leading bust
ness men of Spirit Lake, is in the city,
attending the Sunday school convention
He had the pleasure Yesterday OF dining
with Mrs. Rebecca Fisher, an old friend.
and there meeting Francis Murphy, who
is soon to be welded to that fair lady.
Mr.. Dodge is meeting many old acqusin.
tances in this city and Council Bluffs. he
superintended the construction of the
Paxton house and was at that time quite
familiar with the affairs of the two cities.
He notes with wonder the changes which
the past few years have brought
Omaha Bee.
j There was wrestling match. or more
properly wrestling tournament. between
John McCann, of Davenport. and Franz
Wade. OF Moline. yesterday. out behind
the fair grounds. The principals had