Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-10
CITY CHAT.

Special shoe sale, the BOSTON
Spring chickens at FIG. Young's.
Choice ws,ermelons at F. g. Young's.
Lots in Schnell's addition for S400 and
upward.
New tomatoes and green corn at F. G.
Youngs.
See our liue OF ladies' 50 shoes; the
Boston"
Lots at auction prices in Schnell's ad-
dition.
Nice cherries and raspberries at F. G..
Young's.
Buy your shoes of the Boston" and
save money.
California apricots and peaches at F.
G. Young's.
How is this? Russet Oxfords, 75c. at
the Boston"
W. d. Webster, of Cordovs, was in the
city today.
E. c. Cayet, of Taylor Ridge, was in
the city today.
Music at Spring Cove this afternoon
and evening.
Albert Huesing left for Chicago last
night on business.
Cars every half hour to the tower to-
morrow afternoon.
Another large lot of Russell Oxford's.
use; the Boston"
Samuel Martin, of Port Byron, was in
the city yesterday.
See our S1,4O solid congress and lace
shoes at the Boston"
Mrs. Edward Scott. OF Peoria, is visit
ing with friends in the city.
Call on J. E Reidy for lots in Schnell's
addition, 1902 Second avenue,
New lines of Oxfords just received, at
So, S2.25 and $3.50. Boston"
Tame ducks, chickens. red and black
raspberries and blue berries, at Browner's.
Gilbert McCartY, of Toledo, o., is Yis-
itipg with relatives in South Rock Island.
Go to Spring Cove for refreshments
and meals. Music Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Martin Schoonmsker, Reynolds corpu-
lent, good natured banker, was in the
city today.
Mrs. j. G. Junge aud children left this
afternoon for Viewer, Iowa, on an ex-
tended visit.
Anyone in heed of underwear will do
well to learn the reduced prices at Simon
& Mosenfe'ders.
Miss Bertha Maxwell. of Twenty.frst
street. has gone to spend her vacation
with friends in the country.
Eighty-acre farm, five miles southeast
of Milan, for sale cheap, or trade for city
property. ]. E. Reidy. real estate.
The Scott county teachers institute
will open next Monday at the Davenport
High school and continue one week.
P. Mcdonald and niece, Miss Mary
McHale, left Thursday morning on vis-
It to friends and relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. W. W. Stetson, who has been
visiting at the residence of ]. D. Culton
on Second avenue, started for her home
in Auburn, Maine, this morning.
Simon & Mosenfelder are in dead
earnest about getting rid of summer
goods. A walk through their store will
convince one quick enough.
Bargains in children's clothing, shirt
waists and knee pants, which will delight
many an economic housewife. Simon &
Mosenfelder.
They let their goods and prices do the
talking, Look around, examine all the
great bargains offered and then compare
with others. Simon & Mosenfelder.
The second public concert will be given
il Spencer square tonight by Bleuer's
band. A carefully prepared and enter
tanning programme will be presented.
j. A. Whitfield, bill Gle rk at the c.. B
s @, who has been i'll with brain fever
FOR some time, has recovered sufficiently
TO be able to go to his home in Kemper,
Ii.
The party given at the tower on We'd
nesdsy evening oy the hocK Island fleas-
ure club was success, large number
being present, and very agreeable time
was had by all
They would like to have you compare
their mems business suits, which they are
selling at $4.ss with those which other
dealers claim worth so ard S12. Simon
& Mosenfelder,
There being no quorum present last
evening the meeting of the Improvement
association was adjourned for one week.
The next session of the association ought
to be devoted to the Columbian celebra-
ton and silver brick projects.
The tracklaYGs on the Milan road are
getting down pretty close to the business
part of town. The city will follow up the