Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-22
CITY CHAT.

Morris Rosenseld lost fine Jersey COW
yesterday.
Peaches and ice cream soda. at
Thomas.
The season CT the county fair is ap.
preaching.
James Taylor. of Taylor Ridge, was in
the city today. g
Fruit phospates. all favors. at Thomas,
new fountain. a.
H. ]. Lowrey, of Chicago, is spending
the day in the city.
The wonderful Hyer's Sisters at Har,
per's theatre tonight.
L. F. Mills, of Wilton. Iowa, spent
yesterday in the city.
Miss Alice Schall, of Coe, is visiting
with friends in the city.
j. D. Zeigler. of Indianapolis, is in the
city on short visit to friends.
Supervisor S. W. Heath, of Bowling,
paid Rock Island visit today.
Fay Harper and Oscar Schmidt will en-
terrain the Avon club on Monday even,
ing. sE-
Hoppe, the tailor has been busy this
week unpacking ca rload of imported
suitings.
Found-A new seat spring. Owner
can have same by calling at this office ana
paying costs.
The latest in folding beds, something
entirely new, at Clemann & Salzmann's.
Call and see them.
Order reed chair. made Just as you
want it. at the factory, 221 East Fourth
street, Davenport.
Mrs. B. c. Hsrtz and daughter left on
the st. Paul this morning for Dubuque
to visit relatives.
Dsrkey melodies, rich and original,
and rendered only as the colored race
can at Harper's theatre tonight.
Ii you are looking for bargains in par
Tor suits, bed room suits. dining room
suits, sail at Clemsnn & Salzmann's.
Baby buggies asd reed chairs gong
cheap at the fsctary. Cali and get
prices at 221 East Fourth street, Daven-
port.
Now is the time to select carpets. The
finest assortment that has ever been shown
in the three cities at Clemann & Sslz.
mann's.
Fashionable dressmaking and domestic
sewing; patterns and Innings cut to order
by Miss Sutherland, 531 Fourteenth
street
The ladies of the Broadway church
have postponed their soc liable from Tues
day to Thursday night on account of the
business mems banquet at the Harper.
John Mayer and force of men are
busy putting the iron arches at the Third
avenue entrances to Spencer square. They
will be in place by tonight-then all will
be nicely painted.
Rev. T. W. Grafton returned last eve-
ming from Colorado, where he has been
camping in the mountains for several
weeks. Mrs. Grafton and child will re-
turn the coming week.
There was q small fire just over the line
in Moline last night, house belonging to
Nicho as Witamuth being damaged to the
extent of about $500. which however,
was fully covered by insurance.
The work of overhauling the First
Baptist church which has been going on
for some time is now nearing completion
and i has accordingly been decided to
hold the opening services on Sunday
Sept. 8,
F. T. Woodyatt has gone to Morrison
to spend Sunday with friends aud also to
look after some business matters, and
when he returns it is understood there
will be change in prominent busine s.
house in Rock Island.
The street car company has secured
another good man in W. V. Stafford, |
formerly assistant shipping clerk at the |
Rock Island pillow works, and who is now
on the blue line learning the mechanism of |
electric motive power.
Edwards & Walsh expect to begin the
paving of Market square the middle of |
next week. The firm continues to make
rapid progress on its Moline avenue con-
tract east Of Twenty-sixth street.
Hsrtz d Bahnsen have just received
shipment of the celebrated Public De-
mand" cigars. of which they have sole
control. The Public Demand" cigsr
has long Havana filler and sumatra
wrapper and is undou btedly one of the
finest cent cigars in the m ,rket.
The switch is being put in on Ninteenth
street south of Second avenue, to enable
the runningof the electric cars on the
Milan road around to that point and
back. and switch the trailsrs back before