Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-30
CITY CHAT.
BE wore a crimson nose,
There were tangles in his toes,
And they called him, "One Who Know

School books and school supplies at W.
Trefts & Cos.
Boys' waists and knee pants at the
Golden Eagle.
Dr. James Cozad. of Reynolds. was
in the city today.
Those Dunlap hats have just arrived
at Lloyd & Stewart'a.
School suits at remarkably low prices
at the Golden Eagle.
Big assortment Of Dunlap hats Just in
at LLOYD & Stewards.
Mr.. E. s. Bowman returned to Benz
nett, Iowa. this morning
Toll Gate Keeper Sweeney's receipts
| for August were $347.S5.
| Mrs A Fl. Lambert has returned home
after two weeks visit to the country.
Mr.. j. H. Wilson has returned from his
sorrowful journey east with his wife's re
mains.
A boy arrived IN the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. E Swain, 527 Twentieth street,
| Thursday.
just received full line of boys
| school and childrens clothing at the
| Golden Eagle.
Mr.. T. J. Middleditch. we'll known
| citizen of FreepOrt. is in the city to
spend Sunday.
Those Dunlap rats arrived this after
noon at Lloyd & Stewards and will be on
exhibition this evening.
From today until Monday the Golden
Eagle will sell boys and children's
clothing at 25 per cent discount.
The most durable and substantial hat
made is the Dunlap. The fall styles have
Just been received by Lloyd & Stewart
j. T. Reichsrt. proprietor of the Com
| mercisl hotel at Monmouth. is at the
Harper. He paid the ARGUS a call to-
day.
A telegram has been received announce
| ing the safe arrival in New York from
her European tour of Mrs. Alphons Mo-
senfelder.
| Adams, the credit man, is showing a
beautiful line of fall patterns in carpets.
Call and see him, 322 Brady street, Dav-
export.
Mr.. Benjamin Whitsitt. of Presumption,
was in the city today on bis way home
/ SHiCdSOs WuCiN hC oSSh WIN
several cars OF stock.
Don't miss seeing our fall stock OF iu-
| grain carpets. We make q specially of
Angora, the new weave. The Adams,
322 Brady street, Davenport.
Mrs. T. T. Dryer and children. of st.
Louis, are visiting at the home of Daniel
DAILY on Twenty second street. Mrs.
Dryer is a sister Of Mr.. VIM. McEniry.
Save big money by buying your furni,
the c. +. Adams Furnishing
House. 1922 Brady street, Davenport.
Messrs. Lloyd s. Stewart and their
clerks were very busy this afternoon
opening cases of Dunlap hats. Call on
them this evening and make your selec
ton.
The law firm ot Guyer & Sweeney dis
solves partnership today, and the respec-
tive members will hereafter practice sep,
arately. though occupying the same rooms
they now do.
Mr.. Frank Won Schroeder. the Misses
Won Schrsder and Mr.. Summers spent the
night in Rock Island as guests of Mrs.
Knowlton on their way from Maquoketa
to Ottumwa as a coaching party.
| The body of month old son of Mr..
and Mrs Oscar Thomas, of Twenty
seventh street and Seventh avenue, whose
death occurred Wednesday. was taken to
| Hampton Yesterday for interment.
Two car loads of slate arrived over the
c., R. l. & P. today. They came from
Virginia, and are for the roof of the new
Y. NJ. G. A. building. which will he ready
| for the roofers now in few days.
Negotiations are pending for the pur-
chase by the American Biscuit company,
of the Eagle steam bakery, the Roddewig.
Schmidt & Company and the Reimers &
Fernald bakeries of Davenport.
The Eoening Nesos, of Clinton, Iowa,
has made its temperance under the
proprietorship and editorship of its or
iginal founder, f. W. Consble. whose
morning paper was recently absorbed by
the Age.
Mr.. and Mrs n G. Baker are paying
homage to sweet little queen which ar
rived in their household last night, and
all the congratulations which have been
or will be received on the subject are not
out of place.
NJ. M. Corbett, of Cordova, hove into
town last night. His visit IS said to be
an outcome of that mysteriou meeting at
10 Haas office the other afternoon. Cor
bett will at once take the stump in the in
terest of Gest, ct al.
Ksun & Huckstaedt, the well known
furniture dealers, have accepted the
agency Of one of the largest carpet houses
in Chicago for their line of carpets.
, Kann & Huckstaedt have nice line of
samples to select from. The carpets will
be cut at Chicago with no waste.
| The funeral services of Mrs. Mary 4
Quist we're held yesterday afternoon
from the residence. 544 Twentieth street.
Mr.. Joseph L Haas delivered an Grafton
ut the grave and the Turner Singing so
ciety furnished music. The pail bearers
were John Peetz, Robert Koehler. Lothar
Harms, A. Beck. Chris. Schreiner and H.
Lemburg.
Supt Schnitger has determined upon
the colors to designate the various
branches of his system. The two lines 10
Moline will be as heretofore. red and blue,
the Davenport s. Rock Island green, the
Elm street and Ninth street branches
orange, the Third street in Davenport
brown, the Second street blue, the loop
lines red and green.
Il Mr.. W. w. Stafford retired from his
position as teller at the Rock Island Ma
tional bank this afternoon, and leaves
Monday morning for Oskaloosa TO visit
his parents. On Sept. 16 he will enter
] upon course of study in Chicago med
ical college. M. T. r. Harper will sue
coed Mr.. Stafford as teller at the Rock
Island National bank.
Sheriff Silvis is suffering intensely with
an injured arm which he bruised while
attempting to board moving train at the