Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-12
BRIEFLETS.

wear.
Buy your spnng hats at Lloyd &
Stewards.
The Gen. Barnard arrived from the
south last evening.
See those nobby spring style hats at
Lloyd & Stewards.
When you want spring hat call and
see Lloyd & Stewards.
Ladies. call and see Lloyd & Stewart S
line of children's caps.
The Industrial fair association has its
firemen's parade tonight.
Take your chance now to learn short.
hand. See sd. in want column.
Miss Tillie Donald has returned from
two weeks visit to Moline friends.
For rent-A nice residence of seven
rooms. Apply at 1915 Third avenue.
Messrs. Walter Kimball and A. nj.
Little, of Buffalo Prairie, were in the city
today.
Cars on the Milan road will run to the
watch tower tomorrow if the weather is
good.
Go where you can get the best and
largest line of hats. Lloyd & Stewards
is the place.
Straw mattings-the finest lire to be
found III the three cities at Clemann &
Salzmann's.
Speaking of hats, Lloyd & Stewart have
the largest line in the city. Call and see
for yourself.
You ought to see those lovely porteire
curtains at Clemann & Salzmsnn's They
are beauties.
When you are ready for those new lace
curtains call and see Clemann & Salz-
mann's new line.
Judge Glenn adjourned the circuit
court this morning until Tuesday after.
noon at $50.
Buy your carpets, furniture and dra>
peries at the c. F. Adams, 322 Brady
street. Davenport.
Mr. John A. Boyer and niece returned
home this morning from California, where
they spent the winter.
Kann & Flemming yesterday sold
large bill of their fine furniture to bust.
ness man in Davenport.
Miss Edna Davis returned this Morn
ing from pleasant visit 10 her sister,
Mrs. Henry Fuller, at Fulton
Louis G.. Philebar and Miss Rose Rich
ards were united in marriage by Magls
trste Wivill this afternoon.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Biehrs SOD. Harry. occurred yesterday
afternoon, Rev, G. W. Cue officiating
Editor Comstock. of the Cambridge
Chronicle, one of the luminaries of the
journalistic field of Henry county, was in
the city today.
Mr.. Henry Robley. of Calamus, Iowa,
is in the city. having came for the pur>
pose OF attending the funeral of his
nephew, Harry Biehl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hrgh Mcdonald vel
coined promising boy this morning, and
the newly made paternal walks with an
unconscious air of pride such as can only
be attained nj such times.
The weather clerk has got ratified
again. This morning he announced a
decline in temperature of twenty degrees
by tomorrow morning. which will take the
mercury down to within two degrees of
the freezing point.
Prof. and Mrs. John 8iehl and family
desire TO extend their heartfelt thanks to
their friends and neighbors for their kind
services during the illness and at the fu>
neral of their beloved son Harry; also for
the beautiful display of flowers.
Miss W. Peterson would like to LET the
ladies know that she has lust returned
from the east with an elegant line of the
latest styles of millinery. the prices of
which are lower than anywhere in the
city. The original styles are out of ues-
ton.
Another good sized attendance was on
hand at the Industrial fair last night
The committee was disappointed in some
of its anticipated features at the last mo
ment, but did its best to entertain its
patrons in other ways and succeeded ad- |
mirably. Tonight will be the firemen's
night, and after the street parade, which |
is to start at Killers hall, there will be !
an appropriate programme at the armory. |
The funeral of the late Jennie Warren
took place at the Hampton Methodist
church yesterday. the Rev. Mr. Peregoy,
pastor of the deceased, conducting the
service, though he is just recovering
from his recent illness. Though there
was but about two hours notice of the
funeral, the church was well filled. The
remains were not taken inside the edifice.
but were allowed to remain in the hearse
outside. The music was by Hampton
quartette. The pall>bearers were: Messrs.
I. Pettis. Geo. McNabney, Morris Heagy
and Joel Benson.
Mrs. Mary NJ Yeager died at her home
on Seventh avenue. between Eighth and
Ninth streets. at 1890 today of an ailment
superinduced by the LaGrippe. She
would have been 81 years old April
10, and had lived in Rock Island since
1870. having previously located at Dav-
export in 1S46. She leaves three chill
dren; Mrs. F. Blocklinger. of this city
Mis-. Johanna Baumgartner, of Daven,
port, and Fred Yesger. of Rock Island.
The funeral occurs from st. Msry's
church at o'clock Monday morning.
The Chicago Tribune's Washington
correspondent made another very frail
and indiscreet attack upon the river and
harbor committee yesterday for its favor.
able action with reference to the Henne-
pin canal, and he accuses the chairman of
the committee with acting so cautiously
With reference to what the committee
propos ed to do for the canal that he did
not even let Congressman Gest into the
secret. The Tribune correspondent
should not vent his spleen upon the COM
mittee simply because it has Kept its bus
mess secret until its plans were ma
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