Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-26
CITY CHAT.

Choice large strawberries at Beecher's.
Star waists I at Simon & Mosenfeld-
er's.
Wanted. a Husband" at the theatre
tonight
Star waists csc at Simon & Mosen,
feldel's.
Fresh strawberries at 4 p m. today at
F. G. Young's.
Farmers butter in jars of any size sold
cheap at Beechei's.
Agitate the court house and union
depot projects.
Ed. Noymoyle, of Black Hawk, was in
the city today.
Mai, Alex. Mackenzie left last evening
for Keokuk.
You can buy all kind of canned goods
cheap at Beecher's.
Robert Davidson, of Cable, spent yes
terdsy in the city.
Star shirt waists and blouses at Simon
& Mosenfelder's.
Levi FiIbert, of Port Byron, was in the
city today on business.
Mrs. A A. Rogers returned today
from visit to Freeport
Novelties in ladies waists and blouses
at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Paris Whiting, of Cordovs, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Boys and misses, blouses, from csc TO
So, at Simon s Mosenfelders.
Fresh strawberries received every day
at o'clock. at F. G.. Young's
Mrs. F. ". Stem pie, Of Chicago. is
visiting with relatives in the city.
George Bsblett, of Cambridge, was il
the city yesterday on business trip.
The Davenports were defeated at OF
tumws yesterday by score of II to 8.
Arsenal council III. n. T., meets for
special work in three degrees this even
ing.
Prof. Parker gives his first entertain
ment in Dsvenport-Librsry hsll-to
morrow evening.
The Coal Valley Mining company il
putting in a new scale on the south sid
of the Peoria building.
Ladies waists with pulled sleeves
plated front and belt A new lot just il
at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
George Schneider and wife left tt;
morning for an extended eastern trip ex
pecting 10 be absent about six weeks.
John Evans has partitioned off and ar
ranged neat Office in the front OF hi
new feed store on Market square.
II we desire a new court house an
union depot we can have them. All tbs
is necessary is to make our wishes felt.
Maj. H. NJ. Adams, of the engineer de
partment at Washington, was IN the cit
yesterday the guest of Maj. Alex. Macker
zie.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Greenaugh hav
commenced housekeeping at their ney
home on Fifteenth street south of Thir
avenue.
Sheriff Gordon and Bailif Ward lef
this morning for Joliet with Gin, Wsds
worth. George Littig and George Kelly
each sentenced TO one year IN the peni
Tertiary.
The c.. r. I. & P. company is pro
crossing nicely with its work of film
the ground owned by 1t east of Twentieth
street TO the grade established by the nev
pavement
E. q. Fickenscher, of the America
Express company drives a pretty ne1
wagon, such as the company is buildin
for all the larger cities.
a well known business man and an at
torney equally prominent, had a little en-
counter in q Second avenue saloon yes
terdsy in which the legal light Lad on
of his luminsries dimmed somewhat.
A flagman has been placed at the cross
ing at the sash factory in the c, r. l.
P. yards, where number of acciden,
have been barely aYerted. he Is pal
by the c., Z. l. & P. AMI c., B. &
roads, and Rock Island Lumber Co.
Commencing yesterday the K. /. Il T
resumed through car service from Peori
TO Spirit Lake. Iowa, and Sioux Fall
OAK, via Rock Island The cars al
combination sleeper and reclining cha
cars, with four berth sections, smoking
toilet rooms, etc and porter in charge
If any stock is to be taken in the fui
the Davenport papers are kicking up, II
Second street pavement put down la
year in that city must be q mass of d.
fects from one end to the other. Roc
Islands Second avenue, the first paw,
ment put down in the three cities, is
as good shape as the day it was COZ
structed.
patripk Walel nf tho N