Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-06
CITY CHAT.

yesterday 10 req. Il
Mems suits So IS, worth SIS. at Simon
& Mosenfelder's
Mems jeans pants. well made. SOC at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Roquefort, frontage de brie, and Ed sm
cheese just recs ived at Mays
Mems wooden pants SO so. worth 81, at
SIMON & Mosenfeldel's.
Bananas, oranges. eating apples, oys,
tiers and celery at Longs.
SO 90 for one Of those hard time suits
at Simon & Mosenfelder's
G. A, Metzgar. of Port Byron, was in
the city on business today
Boys jeans pants &c. 13c, 15c. 23c, at
Simon 81 Mosenfelders
Trsinmaster j. G. Stanton, OF the c. ;,
s. & Q. was in the city today
81 will buy pants worth So 50 to IS st
Simon Il Mosenfelder's.
Elk. County Treasurer John Schsfer, of
Port Byron, was in the city today.
The funeral of DR.. ]. w. Cowden will
be held from Masonic Temple at $50 to-
morrow afternoon
Mrs. J. W. Herbert leaves tomorrow
morning on visit to her daughter who
resides in Besrdstown.
A full announcement of Dr. OLesry q
lectures will be found in another column
of THE ARsUs today.
Morris Roseltield has gone west on q
business trip to include Des Moines, 0ma-
ha, Kansas CITY and points south
Miss Blanche Thompson, of Greenwich.
N. Y, is visiting the family of her
brother. Capt. W. A. Thompson on Sec
ond avenue.
During the absence of Wa McEniry
in the south, his brother, NJ. J. McEnirv,
will be in his Office daily for the transac;
ton of business.
L. B. Ronsmann, formerly OF this city
and now of Ewing, Neb, is il the city On
visit to the family of Nrs. Stolen berg,
on Twenty fourth street.
Charles Chamberlin, of Chicago, was
in the city today. He represents one of
the largest hat and gents furnishing
goods houses of his city.
Wante d-A good solicitor for life IT,
surance, To one well qualified chance
will be given to make some money. APP.
ply to c. W. H., Rock Island house.
Maj. Beard: ley has received word that
the jury in the Linehsn case st Atlantic
Iowa, in which he defended The accused
charged with seduction, has disagreed
Geo. Martin. the sffa Bile clerk al the
Rock Island house. is ia Chicago on a
few days visit. George thinks Chicago
has more charms for him than for the hu-
man race in general.
The funeral Of the late Conductor J. NJ.
Palmer will be held from the residence
of Mrs. Ren fro, 81 Thirteenth street. al
O'Clock Sunday aftern DON, and will be in
charge of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Conductors.
Bert Cunningham. Moli ne's noted base
ball pitcher, has been offered SO. 800 by
the Baltimore club for next season. He
is asking so. 700. Last year he received
$2, 800 from the Brooklyns aud Philadel.
phias.
The regular monthly meeting of the Y g.
W. G. .. will be held tomorr ow afternoon
at o'clock il the Y. NJ. e. A. roops. A
full attendance is desired, as business of
Importance demands attention. Friends
are invited.
Sheriff C. D. Gordon left this morning
with George Brooks and Frank Zieeler,
the former sentenced to three years in
oliet for larceny, and the latter to three
years in the reform school at Pontiac
Supt Schnitger stated yesterday after
noon to Tribune reporter hat the new
cars for the syndicate lines will arrive
Just as soon as the building on Second
and Rock Island streets is ready to re-
ceive them, which will probably be some
time next week. He did not think the
lines could be put in operation before the
middle Of March or the first week in
April.-Davenport Tribune.
at the court mouse TINS AFTERNOON, y.
T. Kenworthy, on behalf of A. F. Buff
fun, administrator of the estate of S. S.
Foster sold at auction the Foster farm
below Milan, to Alfred Huesing for
81, 400. The sale is subject to mort
gage for So, 100. held by Jonas Bear,
making the income from the sale $500.
The mails are being burd ened with let
tiers of inquiry from the census Office at
Washington ID persons who were report
ed by the census takers as having mort
cages on their real estate. The object is
to ascertain the aggregate amount OF
such mortgages in each state, the value
of the property mortgaged and the pur-