Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-06
CITY CHAT.

city yesterday.
Davenport vs.. Ottawa tomorrow and
the two succeeding days.
Base ball tomorrow. Friday and satur>
day-Dsvenport VS.. Ottawa.
Base ball at Davenport ball park to-
morrow, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spilger have a
promising son in their home.
Two o'clock tomorrow ladies' summer
vests 4c each a. McCabe Bros.
Davenport defeated Rockford again
yesterday by score of 0 to 6.
Alfred Spaid. of Port Byron. was in
The city yesterday on business.
Levi Waterman, of Geneseo. was call
ing on Rock Island friends today.
Miss Blanche Warrington, of Chicago.
is visiting with friends in the city.
At . o'clock tomorrow ladies' Jersey
ribbed vests 4c each at McCabe Bros.
The Adams Wall Paper Co. is doing
great deal of fine work in Davenport.
Don't miss seeing and hearing the jubi-
lee singers on the old plantation tonigh,
at the rink.
William Shepherd aud W. B. Brown, of
Cambridge were in the city yesterday on
business.
Do miss seeing and hearing the jubilee
singers on the old plantation tonight at
the rink.
Another electric car will be run over
the syndicate lines in this city and Moline
this evening
Don't miss seeing and hearing the jubi-
l-e singers on the old plantation tonight
ct the rink
The Ottawss and Davenports play
three games at Davenport park, COM
mencing tomorrow
Fred Lloyd has returned from visit to
Chicago aud other points Of interest and
pleasure in Illinois.
The Davenports and ottawas play at
Davenport ball park tomorrow and the
two succeeding days.
Morris Geismar, cashier of the Moline
Wagon company, will leave for Germany
this week on a six months visit
J. B. Snyder sold the Keator house at
Moline today to Perry Merryman and F.
B. Keator, who take charge tonight
The Adams Wall Paper Co. has just
finished the paper work in Fred Hass,
residence. Ask him if he ever had such
work before
Tomorrow being Ascension day. there
will be services at Trinity church at 9 a.
m. and 7;30 .. m. the evening service
for the Knights Templar.
The ladies of the Central church are
arranging for "a Novel Supper" to be
given at the residence of Mrs. H. c. Con-
nelly. Thursday evening, May ID
Tonight, and every night. this week,
Prof. Parker, the messmerist. Positively
the las, week. Go and see one of the
wonders of the world. A wild time every
night Prof. Parker goes to Moline next
week. Admission IS cents.
Sheriff Silvis was the proudest man in
all Rock Island yesterday, and we'll might
he be; his granddaughter was declared by
competent judges the prettiest baby of
those competing for the prize at the NJ .
Z. festival
In addition TO the great parasol and
umbrella sale this week, McCabe Bros
will place on sale tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock prompt. another case of those
jersey ribbed ladies summer vests at 4c
each. None before.
Rev. Thomas S. Young, OF Roodhouse,
H., TO whom was extended call by the
people of the First Baptist church of
Moline last week to become their pastor,
has sent in his acceptance. he is ex-
pected tobe there the first Sunday in
June
Burlington is arranging for grand
Fourth of July celebration this year and
the Gazette is booming it for all it is
worth. Inasmuch as there are no indi-
cations of a demonstration nearer home.
it is not unlikely that some Rock Island
people may go down and enjoy the patri-
0ticsdisplay.
Messrs. A. G. Dart and Mylo Lee leave
the latter part of the week for six
weeks South American tour. Their OBJ
jective point will be Trinidad island
where Mr.. Lees brother. Elisha Lee
operates line of steamers on the OrinocC
river. and the Rock Island tourists will
enjoy trip on the same
Two prominent business men became
engaged in an animated conversation or
the street this morning. which looked for
while as though there would be gen.