Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-05

| mr.. r. w. keato-. OF Chicago, son of
J.s. Keator. is the city visiting relatives.
At Trinity church. tomorrow, the feast
of the EPIPHANY. there will be services
at 10 q. m.
Cut to the right ut to the lefll cut
through the middle. notice cutting in
McCabe Broe. adv.
Fall in line. Nellie BLY, caps. blacks
and navy, 20 this week at IA, each at
McCabe Bros. Seer
Mr.. W. w. Stevens. formerly of this
city, now OF Aurora. is visiting old
friends in Rock Island.
The night school opens tonight in the
hose house. at the corner of Second Az
enue and Fourteenth street.
Kann & Huckstadt have list received
car load of carpets of the very choices,
styles. Give them q Jcall.
That enormous Purchase of children's
cioaks at Mcosbe Bros. is one OF the
greatest drives Of the year.
4 Buy an overcoat now. even il you have
no use for 1t until next winter. Simon &
Mosenfeldet's clearance price is su fficicnt
inducement.
Twenty per cent or one fifth deducted
from prices of all ladies' newmarkets and
chidren's and misses cloaks this week at
McIntire Bros
All French fur felt hats and bonnets
down to Csc this week. All American
felis go at lSc while they last at the milli-
merry closing sale at McCsbe Bros.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. Hakslier lost their five
year old son. Hugo Lewis, of congestion
OF the brain at 10 o'clock last night The
funera. annou ncement appears elsewhere.
Beginning tomorrow morning. Simon
& Mosenfelder will inaugurate a clear.
ance sale of all winter goods. Be on
hand early. as a great mark down has
taken place.
Chas Bergren who has been in the en-
ploy of the Rock Island Plow Works for
nine years leaves tonight for 81. Paul, to
take position under his former employer
w. J. Browne.
Commencing the years size at S1.1s
they rise Dc each size-6 years. at l27,
years at 81 SO and so on up. These
quotations are on misses gretchen cloaks
for this week at McCsbe Bros.
Tickets are now in the hands of the
Schnell club for the entertainment at
HsrPer's theatre on the might of Jan. 22.
when the patriotic drama. Emmett, :
will be presented
The Muscatine Neos Tribune got out
an elaborate illustrated holiday number,
an edition such as is destined to attract
wide attention TO the city. its advantages
and the public spirit and ambition OF its
people
NO winter goods to be carried over"
is the determination of Simon & Mosen-
fielder. Lay In supply of clothing, I'M
derwear. caps. gloves, etc, for surely q
little money will 60 great ways.
The auction sale of E. ". Robinson's
entire stock at his boarding and sale stable
on Seventeenth street. occurs tomorrow
at o'clock. The sale. includes May
Blossom. the fast PAGER. and three trot.
ting bred stallions. work horses, hacks.
buggies. harness and carts.
Rock Island lodge 65s last Saturday
sent its tiler. Mr.. Geo. Foster. an elegant
easy chair. which was one o. the hes,
that could be found 10 the stock of Gle.
mann &c Sslzmsnn. Mr.. Foster was
greatly surprised as well as pleased with
the handsome remembrance.
Gus. Englin, the tailor, left for Chica.
go this morning. accompanied BY his wife.
Mr.. Englin will take q weeks instruction
In the latest styles of suit cutting and
then return. while his wife will visit in
Michigan before coming back. During
Mr.. Englin's absence his shop will he in
competent hands.
A meeting was held at the Office of
Sweeney & Walker Saturday Of the com,
mittee on public buildings and works of
the Rock Island Citizens Improvement
association. The various papers per
tanning to the Rock Island viaduct were
examined. 1t was decided also to invite
citizens to send proposals for sites for the
public building to Mr.. Fred Hass. chair,
man of the committee.
Landlord Montrose. of the Harper. has
received all the furnishings for the Har>
per house bar, which will be the most ele.
gait in the three cities The furniture il
all OF antique oak. mahogany and rose.
wood. and is finished in the most highly
artistic manner. The bar will be formal
" opened tomorrow night. The bsr
tenders are Messrs Frank Horn and GINS
Stahl.
On Saturday evening at the brides
home, 2l1O Fourth avenue. occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Gustav Rochow and Miss
Nina Hsrtz. Justice Halves officiating.
A dance at the Franklin hose house in
honor OF the event followed. Bleuer's
orchestra furnished music and fifty couple
participated, There vas also fine ban,
new there fsH ronl s6d ssfcsIgsa . fISm the
:? The best salve in the world