Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-30
CITY CHAT.

O1SVers anu CtlcIy AZ IouuS ..
Fresh cocoanuts at Browner's.
Bellhower apples at Browner's.
Fresh pineapples at Browner's.
Oysters and celery at Browner's.
Poultry of all kinds at Browner's.
Note Carse & Co.'s change OF add.
Olives 23 cents bottle, at Young's.
Strawberry pineapples at Browners.
Turkeys, chickens and ducks at Brown
er's.
City bakery for cheap candles and fresh
cakes.
Malaga grapes. oranges and bananas at
Young's.
Oranges, grapes and bananas at
Youug's.
George Dyson, of Rushville, is IN the
city today.
Fruits OF sll kinds at Browners for the
New Year
a Banker, of Amsoy, is in the city
visiting friends.
Co TO Yoangs aud take look at his
bargain counter.
Bleuer'S band masquerade at Armory
hall Saturday night.
Cold OK tongue and boueless chickens,
% cents at Young's.
Frederick G. Allen, of Bloomingt IN, is
ealing or friends here
Turkeys. ducks. chickens aud quail in
abundance at Youne's.
Mrs. William Chopper, of Chicago. is
visiting relatives in the city.
John c. SwaDk, of Coe, spent few
hours in the city yesterday.
For sale, cheap-Two good road horses.
Enquire at ARGUS office.
Go to Evans & Cool for corn, oats and
bsled hay, on Third avenue.
Miss Clara Mercer, OF Peoria, is in the
city. guest OF Miss Bessie George.
E. B. Stone and S. w. Martin, of
Port Byron, were in the city yesterday.
Wanted immedistely-A competent
cook. Mrs. G. W. Durham. 1880 First
avenue.
The Elm street car will run from the
thestre after the concert tomorrow
night.
Miss Annie Frysinger left this morn
ing on visit to friends in Rockford and
Chicago.
Dinner will be served from 12 till 8
o'clock on New Years day at the First
NJ E. church
Fred Smith has returned from g few
weeks visit TO friends in Galesburg. and
Keitbsburg and vicinity
Go aud take your friends to the First
NJ. E. church New Years day for dinner.
Dinner from IL till 8 O'Clock.
For Rent-Two nice furnished rooms
for gentleman, on the street car line.
Apply M" care of The ARGUS
Oysters, turkey. plumb pudding and
many other good things for diuner at the
FIRST NJ. E. church on New Years day.
The funeral OF Mrs. George Mixter
will occur at 10 clock tomorrow morn
ing from the residence On Twenty>,hird
street
Rev. II. c. Marshall, who has been
very i'll for some time. is gladdening his
friends by his appearance on the streets
again.
The remains of j R. Hines, who was
killed al the viaduct Monday afternoon,
were shipped Yesterday to Phoenixville,
Pa in charge of William Lewellyn.
W. N. Hobbs, trainmaster of the Hi
nois division of the Rock Island road.
has been appointed assistant superin-
tendent. with headquarters in Chicago,
Pat Horns countensnce is now orna-
mented with . smile of satisfaction on
account of himself and wife having well
coined IS pound son to their home in
Davenport.
In accordance with their usual custom
Deere & Co of Moline. are out with the
loveliest calendar of the season. 1t IS
richly designed and of proper size to be
convenient.
South Heights is the name which the
people living along the bluffs at the head
of Seventeenth, Twentieth and Twenty
second streets have given that suburban
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Hodges and
Fred Hodges leave tonight for Marion.
Iowa, in response to telegram announce
ing the serious illness of the Messrs.
Hodges sister, Miss Bertha, at Marion,
Iowa.
The taking of dispositions in the En-
mons divorce case is again in progress