Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-28
CITY CHAT.

William Genung, of Coe, was in the
CITY yesterday on business.
w. 81. Ney, of Port Byron. spent yes
terday in the city on buiiness.
There will be services this evening at
the Twenty ninth street chapel.
The Davenports succeeded in defeating
the Ottumwss yesterday BY score of :
to 4.
George Cool and Henry Smith. of Cor.
dova, were in the city Yesterday on bust.
ness.
The iron for relaying the Milan road is
being distributed along the line of the
road.
Baseball at Davenport Sunday. Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. Daveu-
port VS. Quincy.
Don't forget the game of base ball at
Davenport Sunday afternoon next. Dav-
export VS.. Quincy.
Two grand musical entertainments al
Augustans college next Wedues-
day and Thursday.
Davenport VS.. Quincy at Davenport
base ball park Sunday, May 81. Game
called at p. m. sharp.
Miss Kate Rough ard Miss Bessie
George left this morning for a months
visit with friends in Omaha.
The High school graduating class at
tended the commencement exercises of
the Moline High school yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. J. Price, of Marshall. III. of the
firm of Price Bros. who will soon open
fine stock of boots and shoes at 1928
Second avenue, is in the city.
John Eiy, of South Rock Island, has
sent to The ARGUS Office sample of
strawberries grown on his place. The
fruit is large and OF delicious variety.
The ladies Of the Twenty-ninth street
chapel will give strawberry and ice
cream socisole tomorrow from 3 to 10 p.
N for the ben,ft of the building fund.
Attorney General Hunt ard Gustav
Donald. of Davenport. have accepted iu-
vitstions to crate at the Fourth of July
celebration at Freeport. The latter gen,
tleman Will speak in German.
Three championship games Ot baseball
will be played at Davenport baseball
grounds on Monday. Tuesday aud We'd
nesday, June /, 2 and 8. Davenport vs.
Quincy. Game called at 8 30 D. N.
The names Of H. c. Whitridge, of COM
pany II, 43d Ind, and Fred Grotegut
have been sent TO THE Argus to be
placed among the names of the dead
soldiers in Chippisnnock cemetery.
The relatives of the late Mrs. ". H.
Pollard desire to express their sincere
thanks to all their friends who so kindl7
assisted them during their late bereave-
ment.
The Stomer divorce case was finally
settled in the circuit court yesterday af-
ternoon by Judge Smith. The settlement
gives Mrs. S;omer divorce, the custody
Of her children and all the money in sight.
Toe furniture and carpet business st
the popular establishment Of Clemann & |
Saznann has this season exceeded anv
former year. The quality and assortment
of goods, reasonable prices and the liberal
use Of printers ink tells me story.
Members OF St. Josephs branch, No. |
Is W. c. l., are requested to meet at
their roJms at 7:30 this evening. to make
arrangements for the funeral of brother
Martin Fischer, OF ST. Johns branch. No. !
8, tomorrow morning.
All those who will assist in MAKING
wreaths for Memorial day are requested |
to meet at the post rooms on Friday eve
ming for that purpose, and those who
will bring flowers on that dsy are re.
quested to have them at the soldiers
monument al 6.30s. N.
John Witt, of Davenport, has estab
lished bath house in the river. foot OF
Twelfth street, which will be opened to
the public for the summer months.
Thursdays of each week these baths are
reserved exclusively for ladies'. Read
his advertisement in another part Of The
ARGUS.
Commander Wilcher of Buford post
has delegated the following committee to
decorate the soldiers graves in Chippian,
mock cemetery on Memorial day: Il. c.
Harris, d. Jamison. J. H. Gorham, H. C.
Connolly, Hans Hartman, A. Kiliman,
Thomas Fuller, JAMES Lsrkin and w S.
Knowlton.
The Annie Roonies" is the name
adopted By base ball nine which was
organized yesterday and will play their
first game with the mail carriers next
Saturday. The following are the PLAYERS
and their positions: Jim Hnfchirrs n :.