Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-18
CITY CHAT.

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Bleuer's band at the watch towe to-
morrow.
Bleuer's full band at the watch tower
tomorrow.
G. F. Bartlett. of Chicago. is in the
city on business.
Go to the 5. B. " s. midsum mer clear.
ng sale. Davenport.
Miss Flora Coyne left for Chicago on q
short visit to friends
s. B. Kestor went to Muscatine this
morning on business.
Every tenth cash sale free at the S. B.
& s. sale, Davenport.
Bargains in fine oak bedroom suites at
Clemann s. Salzmsnn's.
O'Connor & Sage serve a fine free
lunch at The Club tonight.
W. ]. Harrington, of Trenton, Mo. is
In the city visiting friends.
Every tenth cash sale is yours; S. B.
& s. shoe house. Davenport.
David Don and family are expected
home this evening from Toronto, Canada.
William Leysnd received yesterday the
news of the death of his brother at Frank
lin, Pa.
You have chance of getting pair of
shoes for nothing, at the S. B. & S. See
ad.
Those bargains in bedroom suites at
Clemann & Sslzmsnn's are going at a
lively rate.
The Moline Light Guard band with 90
men will give the next concert in Spencer
square next Tuesday night
Mrs. Michael Kane left last night for
Loudonville, Ohio. summoned thither by
the serious illness of her only brother.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Mutual Building Loan and Savings ASSOC
citation at their new Office Tuesday even,
ing.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Joseph
Stephens were taken to Hampton this
morning where the interment took place
ct 9 o'clock.
The spirituslisls of the tri.cities are
making preparations to attend the annual
encanpment of their organization at Mt.
Pleasant park, Clinton, which conveues
August 2.
Thomas Murray, operator at the c.,
X. l. IL P. freight depot. left this morn
ing on three weeks trip to the lakes.
P. &. Clark, OF Reynolds. is filling his
position temporarily.
j. S. Rodgers, of Freeport, is in the
city on visit to relatives and friends.
He is an old-time railroad conductor, and
assisted in the building of the Rockford
Il st. Louis road,
Rev. j. B. Drury, D. D., editor-in-
chief of the Christian Intelligencer, New
York, and nephew of Hon. ]. W. Drury,
will preach in the Presbyterian church.
of Milan, next Sunday at 10:45 a. m.
The funeral of De Witt D. Ellis &C.
CURED from his home in South Rock
Island yesterday afternoon, Rev. J. H.
Kerr officiating, Rock Island lodge 65s
A. F. and A NJ. conducting!the services
at the grave. The funeral was very
largely attended.
Frank Nader will address the
young men at the Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow
ct $3.50 p. m. He will speak about the
great international convention of the Y =.
III. G. A. recently held at Kansas City,
to which he was delegate from the
Davenport Association.
A pleasant dancing party was given in
SATELLITES new wall paper store last eve.
ming by the Misses Margaret Potts and
Nettie Bladei. About so couples of the
friends of the young ladies were present.
Refreshments we're served and the evening
was passed in a very agreeable manner.
There is to be no saloon on any part of
the premises surrounding the Bailey
Davenport residence which now consti-
tutes Huber s. Peetz' addition and the
building started for that purpose on
Seventh avenue facing Fifteenth street
WILL De devoted TO other purposes. The
purchasers of lots in the new addition
invested with the understanding that it
was to be for purely resident purpose and
not the fit place for a saloon, and those
laying out the addition will dispose of
no property for saloon purposes.
Last evening Manager CrogaD al d
Pitcher Nicol came in from Chicago.
where they had been to interview Presi-
dent Hart. Nicol said that there was no
use in kicking about it-he would be
compelled to 60 in spite of faith. He
said that had the Davenport association
not offered TO sell his release for $4,000
they could have kept him by proving that
it would weaken the club to let him go.
As the matter stands now he must re.
port in Chicago next Wednesday morn
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