Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-28
CITY CHAT.

Chas. E. Fleming left for Chicago last
night.
Joseph FELTON, lef, for Pittsb u1g this
morning.
The board of supervisors meet next
Tuesday.
Collector Fitzgerald has an interesting
tax notice elsewhere.
Thomas Fisher, of B ffalo Prairie, was
in the city yesterday.
R. C. W.llerton, chief clerk ct the Hsr>
per, is on the sick list.
Great rush today at the opening of
hats. at Lloyd G Stewards.
Go and see the grand array Of hats On
display at Lloyd s. Stewards.
Last day of February and colies, morn
ing of the season-four below zero.
F. Hobberton, route agent Of the Ad-
ANS Express company, Is In the city.
Miss Rosa Sommer returned last evening
from three weeks visit in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. McEniry are ex>
pected home from New Orleans Monday.
G. B. Rhea. of Marshslltowr. Ia, is
visiting with his brother, J L Rhea. of
this city
Capt. Geo. Lamont is in Chicago att end
ing the funeral of his old friend, Diamond
Joe Reynolds.
Senator Crawford was in the city this
morning. accompanied BY Senator An
derson, of Alexis
There are over three hundred and fifty
rolls of carpets, nearly all different in de-
signs. at Clemann & Salznsnn's
ANY person desiring a nice home will
do well to call on j. E. Reidy. real es-
tate agent, before purchasing
An elegant line of carpets, drapery,
sideboards and chamber suites have been
received by klnn i Hucks.aedt.
Fine malaga grapes. Mexican pinion
nuts, bananas, Mexican oranges and al
kinds Of fruits and nuts, at Boros.
William Cation, the Rock Island bill
liardist, won third prize, $3.50, at the
Chicago tournament which closed last
night.
The sale Of seats for Miss Margaret
Mather's entertainment opens at the Har-
per house drug store a, 8 o'clock Tues
day morning
Judge Drury and wife arrived last
night from Chicago, spent the night at
the Harper and wen: out to their farm on
Rock river this morning
Monroe Kohn has purchased of his
mother Mrs. NJ. Kohn. the property sit.
uated on the southwest corner of Six tn
avenue and Twelfth street.
Mrs Goodman wishes to thank the
friends who assisted and extended their
friendship in the sickness and death of
her mother. Mrs. Won Rohr.
Those chamber suits of oak, sixteenth
century finish, are all Of solid oak and
clear timber. They are the grestest bar
gains ever offered in this community, at
Clemann & Sslzmanns.
Sheriff Gordon left this morning for
Pontiac, having in charge Frank Zegler
the boy who escaped while enroute to the
reform school short time ago. and Par
ker Gale the 10-year-old lad from Milan,
who was sentenced TO two years in the
reform school on Thursday.
Rev. R. F. Sweet, rector of Trinity
church, will have an "orange cutting
matinee" at the rectory Monday NOR ming,
to which he has invited the local press.
Mr.. Sweets purpose is to exhibit to the
senses Of his guests the great varieties
of this lucious fruit he brought with him
from the south q month ago.
Graham Post, Moline, will hold Sher- |
man Porter memorial services in Knowles |
hall, Moline, at 2 80 p. M, tomorrow with |
addresses by prominent citizens The
old soldiers and citizens of Rock Island are |
invited to join with Moline in the service
Recently the council OF Sterling, ten.
dered Walter Stager, states attorney,
check for 1925 for legal services. Mr..
Stager returned the check with the re-
quest that it be used in purchasing pop
ular works on science for the library.
That deed must have astounded the
angels.
F. A. Leavitt, representing the Farm
ers' Alliance of South Dakota, who has |
been in Davenport. Rock Island and Mo-
liae the past three weeks soliciting mon
ey and goods for the suffering farmers in
the western part of his state, has collect |
ed carload Of provisions and clothing, |
together with some $500 in cash The |
goods have been forwarded.
II is reported tina. commencing touor- |
row passenger conductors On the Rock
Island road viii run through from Day, |!