Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-14
CITY CHAT.

J. c. Westenburg. of Orion. spen,
Yesterday in the city.
Joseph Mcconnell, of Coe, was in the
city yesterday on business.
T. K. Burk's big shows appear in Rock
Island next Monday-May IS.
Mrs. Maggie Hull left this morning for
indianapolis on visit to friends.
A good investment-buy your under
wear at Simon 6 Mosenfelder's.
William McEniry returned last evening
from his business trip to Altoona, Pa.
Carl Grotjan, who has been in Omaha
the past few months returned home yes
terdsy.
The real French balbrigan underwear.
Bonbon's celebrated make. 75c, at Simon
& Mosentelder's.
Mrs. William Reck and little son left
this morning for Greenvllle, Pa, on a
visit to friends.
They guarantee their s5c underwear to
be as good as any 81 goods in the city at
Simon & Moseufelders.
Aid. Corken, who has been on the sick
list sor couple OF days, was able to 60
% work this morning.
Just received, case OF balbrigan under>
wear. marked to sell at CSC worth 70c)
at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Hon. E. W. Hurst left last night for
ST. Louis on business. He will also visit
Kansas City and Omaha before returning.
Mrs. E. Natebus and Mrs. Christopher
Einfeldt, mother and sister, respectively,
Of F. G. Young. are here on q visit from
Denver.
Evan Lewis offers to throw Comstock
ave times in an hour for any amount of
money or Farmer Burns three times in an
hour.
The foer of the Office of Chief Train
Dispatcher H. P. Greenough, in the R.
l. & P. building is now nicely adorned
with linoleum.
Davenport defeated Joliet again yester-
day by score of s tod. Sage and Har,
land. the Davenport battery. did excel
lent work.
The police force smoked choice cigars
this morning which were presented with
the compliments of Health Commissioner
Eyster on his S9th birthday.
Charley Blythe landed 1O-pouud sal
mon at the ferry dock last evening. Ii is
said to be one of the largest of It's kind
ever caught in this vicinity.
Lost-Between the Harper house drug
store and Twenty-frst street, breastpin
and earring. Leave at Harper house
drug store and receive reward.
The Rock Island Citizens Improvement
association meets in regular monthly ses-
sion this evening. 1t will be the last
meeting in thu old rooms in Harper
theatre.
Simon kerns and wife returned yester-
day from Chicago where Mrs. Kerns met
her husband on his return from an ex.
tended visit to Pittsburg and other eastern
cities.
We will.save you money on under.
wear Easily said and as easily done;
al you have to do is to compare. Look
around and then call on Simon & Mosen-
fielder.
Harvey Brubaker, the weIl-known
brakeman on the afternoon Milwaukee
train. is now baggageman on the same
run, his place as brakeman being filed
by P. O'Brien.
Andrew Bloomquist, formerly a grinder
at the Moline pillow works. and who has
been an inmate of the county infirmary
for the past 16 years. died there yester.
day of asthma aged So years.
Hudson Haley tonsorial artist
from Omaha, is now assisting Capr Cor.
coran. Mr.. Haley was foreman at the
Continents. barber shop. the largest in
Omaha. which is running 10 chairs.
Mrs. W. B. Ferguson and Mrs. H. B.
Sudlow, accompanied by Miss Sudlow. of
Davenport. left yesterday for Indianspo,
lis 10 attend the convention of associated
charities, which meets there.
Mrs. Rosanna Starr. wife of NJ. Starr,
died at her home on MIL street yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock of puerperal con-
WILSON'S. aged 36 years. The funeral
occurred this afternoon at o'clock.
E. A. Vogelhuth, the wide-awake man.
sger of the BELL" was in Davenport
yesterday looking after his interests
there. This firm expects to resume bust,
ness at the old stand about June Is.
Electric car IA, of the Elm street
branch of the syndicate, burned out this
morning and one of the blue cars pulled
IL TO the Moline avenue car houses, and
another Elm street car was sent out in
its place.