Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-08
CITY CHAT.
FIG. Young is in Chicago.
Nuarraitors Of tho Rocfop

Overgaiters at the Boston.
Note David Don's advertisement on
sixth page.
See our Ladies Fair stitch shoe at 50 so.
Boston
]. II. Wilson vent to Chicago last night
on business.
School bags free with school shoes.
The Boston.
William Mowers, of Atkinson, was in
the city today.
See our new SO so shoe for men; new
styles; the Boston.
Hon. Ben T Cable and T. B. Dayis left
last night for Chicago.
II. G. Bowling. of Lexington. Ky, lie
in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. J. Sipe, of Dixon, Iowa, is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Buy your school shoes at the Boston
and receive school bag free.
Free with every pair of school shoes.
nice school satchel. Boston.
Boy wanted Immediately at the hard
Supervisor Martin Schoonmsker, of Rey-
nolds. was in the city today.
Mrs. j. NJ. Buford left this morning on
visit to friends in Chicago.
See advertisement of john T. Noftsker
noting the leading stoves and mantels on
this page.
Mrs. c. A. Arndt, of Huron. s D., is
visiting in the city with her son, Samuel
Arndt.
r. NJ. Wall, who has been confined to
to the house for some time, is again
able to be about.
G. r Fredericks. electrical engineer OF
the tri>city street railways, has returned
from visit to Chicago.
Lost-A pocketbook containing three
railroad permits and some other articles.
Return to Crown restaurant
The Rock Island ice company boys will
give grand masquerade ball at Armory
hall Saturday evening, Oct. 10.
George Dyson, of Rushville. and chair
main of the democratic county committee
OF Schuyler county. is 10 the city on a
few days visit.
Mrs. r. Mason, who has been visiting
at the residence of Rev Fl G. Marshall
on Thirteenth street, left this morning for
her home in Washington. Pa.
Magistrate Wivill with becoming dig
nifty and solemuity today united in mar>
risge William J. Evans and Miss Mary
Bockenteeu of Moline.
I. j. Looney, formerly manager of the
Western Union Telegraph company Office
here, and now located at Ottawa. was
calling on old friends here today.
Miss Jessie Perrine. of Buffalo. N. Y,
has opened a studio at the residence of
Prof. S. T. BowlbY, 1414 Third avenue,
where she will give instruction in oil and
water color painting and china decora>
ting.
Cora Grace, daughter of Ira Biddison
and wife, died at is parents home in
Davenport, yesterday afternoon at $50
o'clock of spasms. The funeral occurred
from the parents home this afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The remains of the late Ira Coyne,
mention of whose death in Chicago by
being run over by the cars was made in
last nights ARGUS. are expected in Rock
Island in the morning. when the arrange>
Eents for the funeral will be made.
Ex-Chief Noe, of the Davenport fire
department. hung pair of his patent
harness supporters in the central engine
house this morning, and they will no
doubt give such excellent satisfaction
they will be used for both teams of the
paid department.
The Schnell club Yesterday moved to
their rooms the library which was lately
purchased. This together with the
books already in possession of the club
will make good start in the way Of IL
brary 10 which the club will constantly
add.
]. G. Fink. the blind man who deserted
his wife here Tuesday night, was picked
up by the police yesterday and taken to
the armory and thence to the Rock Island
depot which place the reunited family
started to look for boarding house with
the avowed intention of going to Iowa
City this morning.
Elsewhere appears q communication
from Congressman Cable which will be
read with interest. 1t gives notice of the
unexpected vacancy of the cadetship from
this congressional district in the Military
academy at West Point, and of a compe-
titive examination at Monmouth, Dec. 30,
with conditions necessary to be complied
with by applicants for the vacancy.
Billy Cation, the billiard expert leaves
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