Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-25
CITY CHAT.

Nice bananas and lemons at y. g..
Young's.
Boss Wells and his lieutenants
sawed wood" yesterday.
Joseph Miller has returned from his
visit to Grand Mound. Iowa.
Whoopl II yesterday was hot. what
of today at 95 in the shade9
Davenport did its share to swell the
saw mill majority yesterday.
Mohair coats and vests in all the new
shades at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Miss Ina Drayion has gone east to
spend the summer at the watering places.
Serge coats and vests. in every con-
ceivabie color, at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Messrs. Mark Ashdown and A. F. Hol
lister. of Port Byron, were in town yes
terday.
An elegant line of light colored (snd
light weighD trousers at Simon & Mosen-
felder's.
Mr. and Mrs c. H. Stoddard are pre-
pairing to go to the seashore to spend the
summer.
Yesterdays election demonstrates the
power of a saw mill when you want to
carry point.
Two Moline boys named Rounds are
before the county conrt today charged
with burglary.
The corner stone of the new Y. N. G.
A. building will be laid at 3 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The Loyal Temper ance Legion will
meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
the First Baptist church.
Simon & Mosenfelder carry a larger
the other stores combined
j. E. Otto, station agent of the r. I. &
p, and also thriving lumber dealer at
PreemDtion. was in the city today.
Wonder if Congressman Gest won't
receive the news of Yesterdays strife with
something OF spirit of apprehension
Examine Simon & Mosenfelders line
Of hot weather clothing before you in
vest. Newer styles and lower prices will
be your reward.
Cordeline, drab d'ete. silk mohair.
serges, csshmere--in fact all the novelties
in hot weather clothing you find at Simon
& Mosenfelder's.
The suit of Ellis VS.. the Rock Island &
Mercer County railroad. was dismissed in
the circuit court by Judge Glenn this
morning at plaintiffs costs.
well, we saved the country; we can
erect all the d. flags we want to now.
was the significant remark heard on a
street corner this morning.
A horse belonging to farmer named
Sherwood. from Edgiogton, died from
the effects of the heat in Tindall's livery
stshle Yesterday afternoon.
The directors 10 the Peoples Natinna
bank met yesterday and elected Vice
President Joseph Rosenfield president, in
place of Capt. John Peetz, resigned.
DR.. Chas. Champion, president of the
national board of chemistry at Washing
ton. and Miss Lille Dunn were married
by Rev. Kellogg in Moline this morning
As long as Davenport citizens vote in
Rock Island, we should at least have the
privilege of enumersting them in our cen,
sus. The upper saw mill should be can,
| vassed.
Talk about your southern outrages
Point out more disgraceful exemplitica'
| ton of ballot box slavery than that ovel
which John Joseph Reimers presided
yesterday.
Maud Thompson. daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Grin Thompson. died this morning
| aged II years. of quick consumption The
funeral occurs from the Christian chape
at 3 p. m. tomorrow.
Mrs. E. Fl. Auawalt, of Wichita, Kas.,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Lou
Anawalt. and niece, Miss Clara Bowen,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. TIE.
Gray, on the bluff.
Trains from the east on the Rock Isl.
and road were several hours late thi.
| morning owing to a rear end collision
| near Joliet last night. A brakeman by
the name of Rider was killed.
G. T. Campbell, in charge of advance
car number one. of the Wallace & Cos
shows, was in the city yesterday with hi:
crew and promises Rock Island one of the
best new shows on the road July IL.
The excursion of the NJ. E. SUNDAY
school leaves at $50 Saturday morning
on the Libbie Conger, the day being spen
at BARRIERS grove, near Port Byron. Tick
cts twenty-five cents for the round trip
Mr.. j. M. Buford, the cashier of the
savings bank. has temporarily nicely
partitioned off corner in the Mitchell s
| Lynde bank where he is receiving sub.
scriptions to the stock of the new enter.
prise.
| Miss Edith Oswald was surprised b,
twenty couple of her young friends a
her home 817 Second avenue last evening
and a pleasant evening was spent il
various amusements. A fine supper wa
served.
| Mr.. Geo. Hauck. of the firm of Surges
& Hauck. livery and sale stable proprie,
tors of Chicago, arrived in the city las,
evening on a two weeks visit to hi:
cousin, Henry Alderman and his uncle
Jacob Shaun.
| The remains of Katie Kaiser, the cir
who suicided in Chicago recently, arrived
in Rock Island last night and the funers
occurred this afternoon from the home o
VIM. Kaiser on Second street. Rev. j III
Kerr officiating.
Mr.. Fred Hass and family, accom-
panied by Miss Armour. of Ottawa. leav,
on the Pittsburg this afternoon for tn
Minnesota lakes. Mr.. Hass will return
in about week. the others remaining
several weeks.
Isn't it about time that q corporation
of the prominence in this community a
the Rock Island Lumber company ceas
allowing itself to be brought into tn,
disrepute that John Joseph Reimer
brought it yesterday.
Lee Farmer. of Fergus Falls. MINI.
arrived last evening on visit to Mr.. AM
Mrs. E. E. Parmenter The young
traveller is not ten years of age, yet b
made the trip by himself arriving in tn