Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
CITY CHAT.

Bleuers bsnd plays in Spencer square
this evening.
Alderman Charles Evans went to
Chicago last night.
Statesman Crawford drove in from his
country seat today.
Call ct Englin's and have him 81 you to
becoming suit Of clothes.
The famous Hyers sisters appear at
Hsrper's theatre next Saturday evening.
Mesdames G. W.. Negus and G. g..
Gaver have gone to Niagara Falls on a
visit,
1t was Lyman Fuller who was fined in
the police court yesterday INSTEAD of Leo
Fuller
Mrs. John Blake and two children left
last night for Iowa City on visit to rel
atives there.
Have Englin make you pair of panta-
looms. He win please you both in style
and quality. .,,.,.-,'-...
The Rodmsn Rifles are expected home
by special train on the c., B. & @ late
this afternoon.
Otto's band will give its sixth subscrip-
ton concert at Hincher's summer garden
Thursdaygeyening.
Miss Clara J. Cozad, of Reynolds, has
been engaged to teach in Building No. of
the Moline public schools.
A socisble is to be given at the Broad
way church next Thursday evening. Re-
freshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. S j. Collins have new
son in their home, and Steve Is naturally
in an ecstasy of delight.
Frank Bahnsen and Alderman A. D.
Huesing. left this morning for Wsussu,
Neb., on hunting expedition.
Henry Msllon, of Peoria, who has been
visiting with friends in the city the past
few days, left this morning for Chicago
Mrs Milton Jones and Chi dren give a
concert at the Milan town hall this eve.
ming. Quite number will go out from
this city.
Prof. John Biehl and band boarded the
Josephine again this morning. and will
finish the season GU. on the excursion
steamer.
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Brooks and daughter
Miss Matte. left this morning on a six
weeks visit to friends in the White
mountains.
Engineers J. J. Mccormick and E.
Fairmsn and Conductor Dee, of the
Rock Island road have moved their
families to Chicago
j. W. Stanton, c., B. s. O. brate-
man, had finger mashed while cou ping
cars at Barstow last night, but his ipjur-
les are not serious, fortunately.
NJ. ]. Young, Of the c. B. s. O., left
yesterday for Duluth. MINI, after which
he will visit Cleveland and the eastern
cities and will return in few days with
his family.
Gus. Englin rejoices in the advent of a
girl which made her appearance in his
family circle this morning. Mr.. Englin's
friends smoked to the health of the angelic
little one this morning.
Rollie Mccoy, bugler of the R odman
Rifles, was knocked down BY an omnibus
in the streets of Springfield yesterday,
falling so that his left foot got under the
wheels of street car crushing it so tina,
it was necessary to amputa'e three of his
toes.
Mrs. j. W. WEIGH was given very
pleasant birthday surprise by about 30 OF
her lady friends at her home. S3S Twenty.
first street. yesterday afternoon. She was
the recipient of large number of hand.
some presents commemorative of the oc.
casion, and a very pleasant afternoon
MAS spent by all. -
Mrs. John F. Schmidt. formerly Mrs
John Westphal, died at o'clock yester
day afternoon at her home, $40 Twenty.
fourth street. ofqdick consumption, aged
26 years. Her six months old child was
buried Sunday. The funeral will occul
tomorrow morning
G. W. Stansberry. the affable loca
representative of the Adams Express
company, is passing around the cigars
and the acceptance of less than two oil
the part of each of his friends would of
fend him. They are girls and arrived
this morning.
Capt. J W. Ransom returned ibi
morning from Cresco. Iowa. where Oh
behalf of the McGree Granite company
of Rock Island and Chicago. he concluded
contract with Howard county for
soldiers mon ument to cost 50 900. Their
were Is competitors for the monument.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Robinson returne,
this morning from their trip to the ia
west in company with the Weyerhause