Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-11
CITY CHAT.
Fine California fruit at Boro's.
Sweet Mexican oranges at Boro's.

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C. c. Treht, Of Port Byron, was in the
yesterday.
o. Gustsfson, of Cable, is visiting
friends here.
Morris Heagy. of Hampton, was in the
city today.
Rockford defeated Davenport yester-
day IS A.
iDr. s. C. PIummer aud wife left this
nothing for Chicago.
Mrs. Mary J. weles is visiting with
friends in Chicago,
j. G Gilpin. of Port Byron. spent yes
terday in the city.
w. II. II. Dow. of Coal Valley. was in
the city yesterday.
Capt. T. j. Robinson and W. n. Gest
are in Springfield of business.
Go to the Adams Wall Paper company
for frst-class painting or decorating.
Balloon ascension and parachute drop
at Watch tower Saturday afternoon.
Traffic was resumed on the bridge line
between Rock Island and Davenport this
morning.
Good clothes cheap, not cheap clothes,
is what you find at Simon 6 Mosen-
felder's.
John E. Williams. from The soldiers
orphans home at Quincy. is in the city
for few days. 4,
If you wish to see some thing elegant
in pictures and mouldlngs call on Adams
Wall PaperCo
Mrs. David Don and little son, Elmer,
a left this morning on visit to relatives
in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. W. II. Whitman and Miss Clara
Whitman leave this evening for Norfolk,
Neb., TO spend the summer.
II you need suit, pair of pants, a
straw hat or underwear, it will pay you
to buy. them at Simon s. Mosenfelder's.
D. E. Montgomery, of Edgingtou,
shipped SIX car loads of cattle averaging
about 1900 pounds, to Chicago last
night.
The Rockford Construction company
has just received a contract TO pave
about three miles of street at Clinton,
Iowa.
The. Improvement association holds its
first MEETING in the new rooms on the
third floor Gf Mitchell & Lynde's building
this evening.
Miss Maggie Zoegger. of Lincoln, III,
who has been visiting with the family of
Mrs. L. Murray for the last week, has re-
turned home.
Simon & Mosenfelder bought a great
many goods of late at a low price. They
were bought to sell quick See them and
save money.
The funeral of Mrs L. u. WhiTen will
be held at p. m. tomorrow from the
late home of the deceased on Thirty
ninth street.
Have your painting done by the Adam
Wall Paper company. They employ no
boys and guarantee better work than any
shop in the city.
Get figures on your painting. from the
shop who employees none but men. Ad
ans Wall Paper company guarantee to
send no boys on work.
Officer Kramer arrested W. Wells. of
Des Moines, last evening for fast driving.
and Magistrate Wivill hped him IS and
costs this morning
Fred Hass and wife leave this evening
on pleasure trip to Vancouver, Seattle.
Portland and San Francisco, returning by
way of Salt Lake City.
Il am Boss Wells. postmaster for the
republican party, and standing candidate
3 for deiegste.at-lsrge to all republican
county conventions
Two steam motors from the syndicates
lines in Indianapolis arrived here yester..
day snd will be used on the Milan line
until the electric equipment is completed.
Now if an opportunity should arise
that would admit OF hiring a brass band.
how gleefully would Boss Wells step out
into the street and lead the procession.
The pleased and happy smile with
which John Gibson has been greeting his
friends with these couple of days Is on
account of q sweet, big girl at his
home.
Mrs. T. Wolff, of Chicago, arrived IN
the city yesterday ont visit to relatives
She was accompanied here by her sister
Miss Rosa Cohn, who had been visiting
her il Chicago.
Justice HAYES this morning rendered
his decision in the much talked of
case of Buckley VS.. Fitzgibbons, it be-
ing in favor of Fitzgibbons, who was the
defendant in the case