Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-01
CITY CHAT.

30 pounds granulateG sugar for 81 at
Mays.
20 pounds granulated sugar for 81 at
Mays.
20 pounds gronulated sugar for 81 at
Mays.
Pine apple and Edam cheese at
Browner's.
Irwin Cox, of Rapids City, was in the
city yesterday on business.
The democrats of South Rock Island
hold their caucus tonight.
Hon. Fl. C. cleveland returned last
night from business trip to the east.
Ex-Ald. Winslow Howard has moved
on his new place in South Rock Island.
Albert Huesing and Henry Lemburg
went to Iowa City this morning on busi-
ness.
Choice cranberries, new cabbage, let
tuce, spinach and asparagus at F. G..
Young's.
A strong boy wanted to learn the tall
oring business. Enquire of J. b. Zim-
mer.
Three little daughters of G. A Pismon-
don. of Chicago. are visiting with Rev
Thos. Mackin.
No matter how particular you are 81
mon & Mosenfelder can certainly suit you
In spring oyercost.
The republicans hold their primaries
this evening. There will undoubtedly be
fun in many of the wards.
Hon. George W. Vinton is recovering
nicely from his recent illness and expects
to leave for Springfield in few days.
Chairman Wheean of the democratic
city committee. desires all candidates to
meet him at Turner hall this evening.
Herman Detjens left last night for Call
ifornia where he will make an extended
visit in the hope of improving his health.
For real comfort and protection against
this Chilly weather, q spring overcoat
ranks foremost. Siuon s Moseufclder
are headquarters.
No April fool joke but fact, that
the Crown dining room gets up better
spread for 25 cents than any other place
in the city.
5. w. Searle has returned from Iowa
City, where he accompanied his wife and
daughter, who are to visit there for few
weeks.
Charles Donnelly, formerly night clerk
at the Rock Island house. left last night
for Cedar Rapids. where he will accept a
position in the Clifton house
jacob Cobn, who was attacked with
stroke of paralysis few days ago. is
growing gradually weaker and it is
thought cannot recover.
The Moline city council has raised the
salary of the mayor from $500 to $500
per annum, while the street superinten-
dent is to receive $500 hereafter.
The funeral of the infant daughter of
Simon Poehlmau and wife, who died
yesterday of iuhucrzl, was held from
their residence at 10 O'CLOCK this morning
Lee Collins. of the c., r. /. s. P.
freight Office. who has been confined to
his home for some time with the prevail
ing influenza, is reported improving
Louis ]. Slevin, representing stuarrs
Theatre company. called at The ARGUS
Office this morning. The company ap
pears at Harpers theatre Monday night
in the Iron Master"
The sale of embroidered linens, given
by the Woman's Improvement Guild of
Trinity church at the residence of Mrs.
Call yesterday afternoon, was a great
financial success, the proceeds of the fine
'needlework exceeding 500
At the annual parish meeting of Trim.
ity church Monday night. Ben amin Hall
VAS elected senior warden. r. II. Dart.
Junior warden, and Judge Lucian Adams,
George Bennett, Robert Hudson, George
F. Roth, John Mayer. Walter johnson,
and Fl. P Simpson, vestrymen.
The report comes from reliable
source that the canal is about in shape to
De locateu IN the stream or R0Ck river on
the north side by the watch tower. cotton
factory and Sears mills This will place
the harbor at Rock Island and Davenport
No doubt this has about settled the ques-
tion of location.
In consideration OF 100000 the Rock
ford Construction company today trans.
ferred their property and plant st Sears
to the National Clay company which was
organized few weeks ago. The change
virtually amounts TO reorganization of
the old company. and all contracts of the
old company will be finished by the new
.one.
George Trenkenschuh, formerly and
for several years foreman in Ciemann &
Sslzmann's upholstering department. ha'