Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
CITY CHAT.


Tailor made suits al Englins.
II. B. Sudlow was in Peoria yesterday.
Robert Hsddeck. Of Cable, was in town
yesterday.
Richard MsnsiG left for Chicago this
morning.
William Lowe went to Chicago last
evening.
John Fuhr, of Edgington. was in the
city today.
Go to Englin's for first class tailor
made suits
F. Fl Rockwell was in Peoria on bust.
ness yesterday.
E. ]. Fsrwell. of Presumption. was in
the city today.
DR. James Coz d. of Reynolds. was in
the city today.
James Gaffey left yesterday to accept q
position in st. Paul.
Mrs. L. E. Arnold is visiting with
friends in Chicago.
G. G. Trent and wife, of Cambridge,
were in the city yesterday.
Supervisor John A.Wilson. of Rural,
was in the city today.
Miss Rosa Boro. left yesterday on q
visit to friends in Lyons.
DR.. q. A Vswter. of Cambridge, was
IN the city today on business.
Base ball at Davenport Thursday. Fri.
day and Saturday of this week.
George Patterson, of Msrston, had
business in the city yesterday.
Arsenal Council III, National Union,
has an important meeting tonight.
DR.. ]. NJ. o. Bruner and wife, of Port
Byron, were in the city last night.
Ex-County Treasurer John Schafer, of
Port Byron, was in the city today.
Louie Cohn. who has been in Chicago
the past few months, has returned home.
Davenport vs. Ottawa at base ball park
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week.
E. E. Barrett, OF the government en-
gineer corps, left for Fountain City, MINI,
this morning.
William Cortes. of Chicago, is visiting
with his uncls and aunt, George P. Simp>
son and wife.
Robert Lee and son, of Cable, passed
through the city on their wsy to Chicago
and the east last evening.
Nrc pohar.
visiting here the past few days, returned
to her home in Chicago lsst evening.
Wsnted-A small house. or suite of
rooms for man and his wife, without
children. Enquire at ARGUS office.
T. H. Thomas sold his fine white road
ster. Charley, this morning to Davenport
parties, and now he feels as if he had lost
an old friend.
Assessors W. A. Hubbard, of Edging-
ton, and George Walker, of Yuma, have
finished their lsbors and turned in their
books to the county clerk.
The DAvenport's defeated the Rock
fords yesterday by a score of ? to l, and
a pretty game it was. The same cluts
play today and tomorrow.
Ex-Mayor Carse returned this morning
from his western trip. he left his friend,
the grip, in the mountains. and thinks he
has SHOOK" it for good.
Mark Keller, for some time past oper-
stor at the c., B. & Q. depot. has been
transferred to Besrdstown, and has been
succeeded here by J. E. Madder. of Rock
Bridge.
Conductor ]. G. Aud, OF the R. 1. &
P, and family, left yesterday on a 10.
days visit to friends in Bennington, Kan,
and Conductor Horn is in charge of his
train temporarily.
The annual commencement exercises
of the Davenport High schoo. will be
held tomorrow night ct the Bur,is opera
house and the Rock Island High school
class of 81 will sttend.
That obiectional post at the corner of
Tenth street and Second avenue was re,
moved by the street car company last
evening, thus obviating any further de-
lay in the progress of street paving.
The board Of missions of the Epi,co-
pal diocese of Quincy convened at Trinity
church at 3 o'clock this afternoon and
will be in session until Thursday. The
programme of the services has been pub
lished IN THR ARGUS.
E. Fl Guyer has received the new fur
nIshings for his Office on the second foo.
of Mitchell & Lynde's building. They
are among the hsndsomest in the city
and are telling evidence of Mr.. Guyer's
good taste and enterprising spirit.
A citizen called at THE ARGUS office
this afternoon to suggest that something