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

Regular monthly council meeting this
evening.
Calico waists Scents at Simon & Mosen-
felders.
Dutch blue waists Is cents at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
Mr.. Abe Rosenfeld re joices in a safe
return from Chicago.
MOsenfelder's.
A special drive in boys knee pants at
25 cents at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Lundtorg's world famed perfumes in
bulk, csc an ounce at McCabe Bros.
Msugenets triple extract perfumes in
bulk Ice per ounce at McCabe Bros,
See what Loosely has to say about,
Lustre Band in his advertising space.
j. P. Looney, of Fit. Morgan. Colo, is
in the city visiting his brothers John and
Will.
Mothers Friend shirt waists with
patent belD 25 cents at Simon & Mosen-
felder's.
The democratic senatorial convention
of the Twenty first district meets at Cam
oridge tomorrow.
Ladies soc Egyptian yarn Jersey vests
| 1Sc while they last at McCabe Bros. Oaly
a small quantity.
Mr.. Daniel Mowrey, of Richlaud Grove
was in the city today and paid the ARG Us
his compliments.
Messrs. W. 8. Knowlton, s. S. KEN.
BILE and others leave for Michigan on a
fishing tour Thursday.
Mr.. Bernard Connolly, of Topeka,
Kan, is visiting his parents, Maj and
Mrs. II. G. Connolly.
| Special bargains in knee pants and
shirt waists. commencing this morning at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
The Ansonis Clock Companys best
nickel clocks 73c, best nickel alarm clocks
SIC this week at McCabe Bros.
Mr.. Geo. Wagner. of the Atlantic
brewery, leaves tomorrow night for Col.
fax. Iowa. for several weeks recreation
The Central Presbyterian church will
have Sunday School picnic at Black
Hawks watch tower tomorrow. going out
on the 10 o'clock car.
The temperature is 81 today. and is &C.
lcompanied by breeze. but without
which. hot as it is, the weather would be
just about intolerable.
Messrs. Albert Huesing, Geo. Savadge
and John Herity left for Milwaukee this
morning to attend the Knights of
Pythias conclave. as representatives of
st. Paul Lodge 107.
Simon & Mosenfelder are already max
ing preparations for their fall stock. No
summer goods are to be carried over. and
to make clean sweep special sales are
to be inaugurated during July.
Il Heidemann & Schroeder, two first
class carpenters. have formed a copart
nership for the purpose of doing all kinds
OF carpenter work. Read their ad in an
other part of the ARGUS.
Ex-Postmaster James Winans, of
Hampton, has on mis- farm 10 that town.
ship some OF the highest corn that has
ever been grown in this county. The
stalks average six to eight feet.
The ARGUS Inadvertently mentioned the
name of ex>Policeman VIM. Mccarthy in
connection with a Fourth of July saloon
row in is issue of Saturday evening Tit
name should have been Mulcahy.
Mr.. Horst Van Koekritz, the vel
known prescription clerk at Nadlers drus
store. left this morning for Milwaukee
accompanied by his mother. expecting tc
spend week in the Cream City.
I. This morning Simon g. Mosenfelde
placed on sale twenty dozen boys fame,
cottonRde pants at IS cents pair-cheaE
at 25-and TWENTY-FIVE dozen cheviot ant
penang waists at 25 ceuts-worth so.
Two railroad men engaged in an ami
mated exchange Of compliments near the
Rock Island depot this morning over
discussion of the Catholic-Deput ques
4 ton. The men we're separated befor.
the police arrived.
i Special sales mean special bargains
Do not let the opportunity alp bY. Thi
:. morning boys fancy cottonade pants q
q Is cents. and handsome cheviot and pc
!. nang waists at IS cents at Simon b Mo
senfelder's.
Mr.. p. L. Mitchell and his daughter
: Mrs. Mary d. Wadsworth. leave for, th
east the first of next week. Mr.. Mitche
8 will spend the summer at Saratoga and q
the seashore. and Mrs. Wadsworth wi
sail on the 10Th for Europe, expecting {
be abroad two months.
Mrs. Richard Tmpin. of Port ByroF