Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-08
CITY CHAT.
Nice grapes at Young's.

Prices the lowest ever seen IN wall
paper at George SATELLITES.
The 126,h Illinois will hold reunion
at Coe Sept. II and IS.
Don't miss the concert Sept. 8 at
Turner opera house. in Davenport.
Mrs. Pet Bell. of ST. Louis. is visiting
at the home of Mrs. James Carl.
Hon. E. W. Hurst is off on business
trip to Chicsgo. Peoria and Springfield.
Have you seen the immense line of
boys suits in the London window?
The board of supervisors met in reg
lar September session this afternoon.
For house and sign painting. frescoing
and decorating call on George Sutcliffs.
For Rent-New cottage on Sixth ave,
nue. near Twenty-sixth street. j. E.
Reidy real estate.
The largest day for clothing that Rock
Island has ever seen was Saturday at the
London opening.
George Sutcliffe will show you the
largest stock of wall paper in the city,
and prices the lowest
Oniyour way to the river carnival stop
in at George SATELLITES and see his latest
patterns in wall paper.
E. G Frazer has returned from Chi
cago. where he accompanied his wife and
children, who are visiting there.
For Sale-A Victor bicycle for $50;
cost when new S135 Can be seen at
Rev. Cues, $40 Nineteenth street.
Eugene Rundlett who 81 years ago
was q resident of Rock Island, but now
residing near Sterling, is in the city.
Mrs. R. W. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. T.
II. Wheeler and D. L. Switzerland, of
Bushnell, are visiting relatives in the
city.
Messrs. Harry Hodges, of Chicago,
William Hodges, of Marshalltown, and
Mrs. A. L. Daniels, o. Marion, are visit
ing relatives in the city.
Go to SATELLITES for wall paper; he
has some new patterns; prices 90 to 80
per cent lower than any other wall paper
merchant 10 the city.
The watch and chain found by Mr.. G..
I. Lovegrsn belonged to John E, Carl
son, of Moline. who satisfactorily identi-
fed and received the property.
Davenport will be in holiday attire all
this week. One of the best attractions
will be the concert at Turner opera
house. Admission 25 cents.
Now is the time before cold weather
comes. to renovate and clean house for
painting. pspering. calsomining and fres-
Going. Call on George Sutcliffe.
James Murray and Chris johnson were
each fined IS and costs this morning for
assault and battery, and j. II. Brier S25
and costs for carrying concealed weap ons
Boswell D. Smith, of Milan, and Miss
Carrie Senger. of Presumption, were
united in marriage this morning at the
parlors of the Commercial hotel, Rev. W
T. Kerr, of Milan, officiating.
Bicyclist Prince, who made such boasts
of starting bicycle tournam in Rock
Island. has given up The scheme and gone
to Davenport. having failed to get all the
accommodations" he wanted here.
Prof. W. R. Gould. the aernout, made
successful leap at Keithsourg Sund az
going up 5000 feet from the island Cd
posite that city and landing in the tow
nearly mile from the starting point
A report was current this morning tina
A. j. Blethan had purchased the Union
Mr.. johnson was seen this afternoon anC
denied emphatically that any such sal
had been consummated or that an
offers had been made by Mr.
Blethan.
The Arabic order of the Mystic Shrin,
held another of It's big times at Daven
port last evening and conferred the orde
on 25 candidates. The Rock Islsnt
camels present were Curse, Crubaugt
Willerton. Duvham. Olsen, Lewis, Ash,
Forgy. Petrie and Bseson.
Mrs. Fred Hass in company with hel
daughters, Misses Clara and Title an,
maid, will leave tomorrow evening fo
st. Paul and Minneapolis to attend tn,
state fair and exposition. Mr.. Hass ex
poets to take his meals at the Harpe
during the absence of his family.
Henry F. Behmke. of Davenport, fel
while walking from Moline to Rock Is,
and last night and broke his right leg
The Rock Island patrol wagon started TO
Davenport with him, but was met on tn
island by the Davenport wagon to which
the sufferer was transferred