Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-24
CITY CHAT.
Table rsisius at Young's.
S. S. Davis is in st. Paul.

Order your cakes from krell u Math.
The Americans underwear is the best.
Oranges 90 cents dozen at Young's.
The Americans overcoats are the best
Buy your window shades at SATELLITES
The Americans overcoats are the best.
Call and see Young's fine Thanksgiving
display.
Try our home made mince meat
Browners.. ~ss,
Mixed and assorted nuts. fgs, dates and
oranges at Longs.
Morris Rosenfield went to Chicago last
night on business.
For Thanksgiving dinner order your
turkey of Browner.
A. NJ. Blskesley left last night for Chi
csgo for few days visit.
G. W. Bowles. of Omaha, is in the
city visiting with friends.
For 8 fine fitting shoe call for John
Kellys. at Dolly Bros.
Lettuce, spinach, parsley, soup bunch-
es and celery at Young's.
Ladies, try the Kelly shoe and you will
wear no other-st Dolly Bros.
Samuel Kennedy and wife, of Eiglng-
ton, are with friends in the city.
Pecan ice and hickory not ice at Krell
It Maths. Stop in and get slice.
Mrs. q. 5 Glenn and son. of Sbsfton,
Tex, are visiting relatives in Rock Island.
Mrs. E. II. Wright and Miss Maggie
Wright are visiting with friends in Or
ion.
Mrs. W. T. Drips and child. of Sioux
Falls, s. D., are visiting relatives in the
city.
Those light neck chains are the
latest. Call aad see them at Will R.
Johnson's.
For Thanksgiving dinner bill of fare
go to Browner's. Hehas every thing TO
make it up
Lemon, mint. wintergreen and maple
patties put up in one half pound boxes at
Krell 6 Maths.
Tomorrow morning from till II
o'clock, ladies' natural grey ribbed vests
at 17c at McCsbe Bros.
For everything in the market for
Thanksgiving dinner, telephone 1887 or
call at 305 Twentieth street. W. A.
Ehleb. f'f -
Miss Jennie Dolly has returned from
her visit to Pocatella, Iiaho. On her
return she visited at Salt Lake CITY and
Sioux City.
One reason why so many are planning
to take their dinner at the Harper
Thanksgiving day. is that Schillinger's
orchestra will discourse music.
1t was not Poke L ambert who par.
ticipated In the scrap on Seventeenth
street mentioned in last evenings ARGUS,
but his brother who circulates under the
more elegant name of Bum" Lambert.
The will of the late Michael O'Brien
was probsted in the county court today.
1t bears date Of Aug. Is. 1883, and was
witnessed by Thomas Mackin and David
Brown, and bequeaths his entire estate 10
his widow
There is SO hour walking m atch in
progress at the Wagner opera house,
Moline. Late this afternoon Bert Guns
ningham. the Splinter. was ahead, with
go miles to his credit. There were seven
stsrters-but five remain.
If you are going to have your friends
dine with you on Thanksgiving day, have
something extra fine by way of ice cream.
We can give you brick, melon, pyramid
or dozen individual ice creams in any
flavor and extra fine. Rembember and
order early of KEEL 6 .Math.
The first consignment of iron for the
Phoenix Bridge company to be used in
the completion of the Twenty.four,h
street visduct, for which Lieut.. Thomp-
son has laid such splendid found alton.
arrived yesterday as expected, and the re-
msinder is ex pected tomorrow.
George Schneider.the enterprising shoe
has made another successful
trade, by which he has disposed Of his
Milan shoe store and large part of his
stock in his store here for four handsome
lots in the city of Aurora. As conse- |
quence Mr.. Schneider has restocked his
Rock Islsnd store with entirely new
goods.
Union Thanksgiving services will he
held in the Broadway church Thanks.
giving morning at 1870 o'clock, with
sermon by Rev T. W. Grafton OF the |
Christian church. All are requested TO |
bring at least potatoe and an apple,
and where 1t is possible clothing. all of
which will as last year, be turned over to
the Ladies' Relief society.
B. II. Quick, of the Moline Y. M. c. A.
has made an assignment to Rev. J. 81, C.