Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-25
CITY CHAT.

Music at the tower ibis evening.
Last Car leaves the tower at $50 to
night.
Buy straw hat at half price at Lloyd
& Stewards.
Cars to the watch tower every hour
this evening.
Hammocks aud croquet sets at cost at
Birkenfeld's.
Gu. Aspen. of Chicago. is visiting
friends here.
Fine free lunch at The Club tonight.
OConnor s. Sage.
Charles Metzgar. of Port Byron, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Winnie O'Neill. of Chicago, is
visiting with friends in the city.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien leaves for Chicago
this evening on visit to relatives.
A great variety of outing goods, belts,
sashes, etc., at Lloyd & Stewards.
The finest lot of fall goods have just
been received at Hopes, the tailor.
A nice free lunch will be served BY
O'Connor & Sage at The Club tonight.
Clemann & Salzmsnu have still large
number of those choice bargain chamber
suits left. Sass
An excellent free lunch will be served
by O'Connor s. Sage at The Club to-.
night,
A lot CT light colored derby hats,
former price %, now 80 cents at LLOYD s.
Stewards.
OConnor & Sage will serve a nice free
lunch to their friends at The Club to.
night.
Mrs. Henry Reticker and son leave on
Sunday morning for Quincy on a visit to
relatives.
Ferdinand Vaunecke was assessed IS
and costs by Magistrate Wivill this morn
ing for drunkenness.
The place to purchase your furniture
and carpets is at the furniture emporium
OF Clemann & Salzmanns.
Rev. W. S. Marquis will occupy the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian church,
Davenport, tomorrow morning.
Work is being rapidly pushed on. John
Bleuers new residence on Seventh avenue
and Eighteenth street, and will be ready
Tor occupancy early in the autumn.
Matthew Bantz. district organizer of
the National Tailors' union, is exnec,ed
to arrive in the city tonight and will at
tend the tailors picnic in Davenport to,
morrow.
For sale-The property known as the
German Presbyterian church, corner of
Fifth avenue and Eleventh street. For
terms apply to DR.. J. W. Stewart. of
Stewart & Montgomery
The High school graduating class of
81 numbering about 30. left this morn
ing on the steamer Freddie for White
Sulphur Springs. where they will enioy
private picnic, returning home this eve,
ming.
Aeronaut W. R. Gould will make q
balloon ascension and parachute leap at
Black Hawks tower tomorrow. and if
the weather is favorable will give a good
exhibition.
james McGirvey, whom Boss Wells
appointed substitute letter carrier be.
cause of his being chairman of the First
ward republican committee, has given up
his position and says there is nothing in
it for him.
DIR. W. A. Paul is the latest prominent
citizen who has yielded to the pleasures
OF bicycle riding. The doctor cut any
number of figure IS and letter SIS on
Eighteenth street while practicing this
morning.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Charles Farrell at his home in the lower
part OF the city last evening, the occasio n
being his twenty-frst birthpay. A large
number of his friends assembled and the
evening was very pleasantly spent in
dancing and social pastimes.
Messrs. S. S. Kemble, NJ. L. Gait and
Ralph Haverstick put in yesterday fishing
at Waterfowl. and had great luck. each
bringing home long string and as it
was after o'clock when they reached
home and there were no stores open in
Moline, we will have to believe their
strings were not second.handed.
Mrs. Schneider, wife of the station
agent at Hampton. had fine gold watch
and chain stolen while crossing on the
ferry late yesterday afternoon. She had
laid them down on the seat beside her
while she turned her attention to q little
child with her, and when she looked for
them moment after they were gone and
no trace has yet been found of them.
Herbert Cook, the long time car driver
on the Rock Island s. Milan road, is be-
coming acquainted with the workings of
electricity as q motive power, and is hand
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