Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-29
CITY CHAT.


Dancing at Spring Cove tomorrow
night.
Special pants sale at Simon s. Mosen-
felder's.
Plenty OF fresh butter to sell by the jar
at Beecher's.
You can get old or young chickens at
Beecher's.
Fresh eggs sold cheap by the case at
-Beechers.
Music and dancing at Spring Cove to-
morrow night.
$3.50 for fine pair of pants worth "a
at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
George MCGEE. of Chicago, was in the
city yesterday on business.
r. c.. Mclaughlin, of st. Paul. is in
tine city on visit to friends.
Strong, durable pants, fancy pattern,
81, at Simon & Mosenfelders.
$1.SS will buy pair of pants worth
s., at Simon s. Mosenfelder's.
Clemann & Salzmann are showing the
finest patterns IN carpets ever shown In
this market.
Two good corner lots for sale on Third
avenue near center of city. J. E. Reidy
real estate. 1903 Second avenue.
Compare the pants Simon 6 Mosen.
fielder are offering at their special sale for
$3.50 which others sell for SIS.
The next concert by Prof. Otto's band
and orchestra in the Elm street concert
garden will be given tomorrow night.
doc. Bush. the genial knight of the
ticket punch of the c., NJ. 6 st. P, is
back from weeks vacation at the lakes
All summer pants must be sold before
the arrival of fall goods, hence the sacri,
flee Simon s. Mosenfelder are now max
ing.
Daniel Sullivan, a well known Chicago
jockey, is visiting with friends in the
city, and expects to ride a winner at the
Davenport races.
o. F. Mat,ison, who has been visiting
with his brother, Spencer Madison the
past few days. returned to his home in
Joliet this morning.
DIR. and Mrs. J. s. McCord left Du-
buque this morning for Minneapolis, in
the hope that q change of air viii prove
beneficial to the health of the former.
Mrs. Bert Perrin and three children,
who have been visiting at the residence
of j. S. Gilmore the past few days, re,
turned to their home in Waukegan this
morning.
Mr.. oni Mrs. J. W. Potter and daugh-
ter left this morning for Delavau Lake,
Wis. where they will spend q week or
more, and where Mr.. Potter has secured
a cottage.
Supt. Huntoon, OF the Rock Island &
Milan road, will have electric cars run
ming as far as the car barns by the last of
the week, and from there out use steam
motors. The company is snxious to get
rid of its horses as soon SIS possible.
Notice of the dissolution of O'Connor
IL Sage spPears in another column, Harry
Sage leaves tomorrow evening to join the
Rochester, N Y. club. with which he
has signed. and the business will here,
after be carried on by Mr. O'Connor.
Detective Deveraux quit Moline today
for Chicago. When he will return-it
ever the future alone can reveal That
he will not soon forget Moline and his
experiences there, however, is more of
certainty.
Another horse got out of Tricks livery
stable last night and made for Spencer
square, but did not do as great damage
as on the former occasion. 1t begins to
look as if this species of the qusdruped
family had special a grldge against our
square.
The work of putting in the return wire
for the telephone service was commenced
this morning. 1t will be an overhead
wire, as the hello folks don't care about
owning the earth any longer as ground
conductor since the electric railway has
claimed part of it.
Another meeting of the Moline social
lists was held Sunday afternoon in the
block. A lecturer from Chi
cago was present and delivered an ad-
dress. This lecturer is said to be organ
izer of the socialist labor party, which
has now beenmerged into the peoples
party.
There will be lawn sociable at the
residence of Gen. William A. Schmltt, in
Edgewood park, tomorrow evening. from
Z TO 10. for the benefit of a young minis
ter who soon departs for missionary work
in foreign lands. Light refreshments;
singing and music by colored jubilee
chorus. Everybody will be welcome.
F. W. Lang, for five years secretary of
The Rock Island Y. M. C.. A, has ten