Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-14
CITY CHAT.

Blankets-McIntire Bros.
Blanket week at McIntire Bros.
Oliver Olsen is reported better today.
Cloaks-large assortment at McIntire
Bros.
o J. Dimick, of Chicago. is in the
city.
Don't miss those overcoats at the Amer
lean.
IS cents. pair of blankets at McTntire
Bros.
A perfect fit in suit can be had at the
American.
Lewis Wilson. OF Rural, was in the
city today. =
Nothing in town like the American
underwear.
Swits Condo underwear 81 at Simon s.
Mosenfelder's.
None 10 town like 'em-the American
evercoais.
The real medicated under we ar at Simon
4 Moseufelder's
Its a rushing business the American is
doing on overcoats.
Hullroyd fiue underwear at Simon &
Nosenfelder's. ~
Wrighrs sanitary underwear at Simon
q Mosenfelder's.
Money saved by buying your under
wear at Simon s. Mosenfelder's.
Durable underwear from 10c to SO
silk at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
You can find anything you want in
underwear at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
II your cloihier hasen't an overcoat
good enough for you. call at the Ameri-
can.
Natural wool underwear considered
cheap at 81. Simon " Mosenfelder sell at
T5c.
The largest selection of underwear at
the lowest prices at Simon & Mosen-
felder's.
Hon. Ben T. Cable went to Monmouth
this morning and from there will visit
other points in the district.
Msj II. G. Connolly and wife returned
home this morning from pleasant visit
10 western Iowa aud Nebraska.
PresIden. Catlin, of the. United Glass
company. residing at Ottawa, is in the
city. the guest of Phil Mitchell.
The Boaling road case was not dis
posed of by the sp' cial committee of sup
erviso-s Yesterday but deferred for future
action.
Brijge tr-v' Yesterday amounted to:
Foot-nor'h. 592; sou'h. 5s3; total, Is
175. Teams north. 633; south, 625;
total. 125s.
Mrs. W. Il. Lsioy. of Racine. Wis,
and Mrs. Grace Arlington, of Dixon,
H., are visiting Mrs. =. S. Jones of $50
Fourth avenue.
Mrs Ira Coyne and George Coyne. wife
and brother respectively. Of the late Ira
Coyne, returned this morning to their
home in Chicago.
Julius Seifert. late of Chicago who
was resident of Rock Island over 90
years ago. has returned and will make
this his permanent home.
The firemen of the paid department
ought to be uniformed. Chief Ramskill
ought to adopt regulation suit and cap.
and compel the men to wear it.
Charles Strand fell 25 feet down an
elevator shaft at the Moline wagon works
this morning and escaped with slight in-
juries-a sprained ankle being the ex,
tent.
Col James E Crane, of Philadelphia,
Pa, who has been visiting for several
days q. the residences of Capt. ]. NJ.
Montgomery and Mrs. A. G. Burial re-
turned home today.
The St. Paul road has commenced put
ting steam appliances on their engines,
and by cod weather expect to have pas
senger trains on all divisions of their
system heated in that manner.
Kindt s. Blocker managers of the Bur-
lis opera house, Davenport. have secured
some of the best comedies of the season,
having secured for an early date James
T. Powers in the Straight TIP"
The meeting Of the Twin>Cit Column
ban celebration committee to have been
held at the rooms of the Rock Island Cit
liens Improvement association tomorrow
night, has been postponed one week.