Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
CITY CHAT.
Buy wall paper of sutcliffe.


Dresden fruit dishes at Will R. John,
sons.
Wanted-A boy to learn wa; CHI m aking
at " i'll r. Johnson's.
A specially made of fine sign work by
George Sutchffe.
Solid gold necklaces and diamond pen
dands at Will r Johnson's.
Aid Durmann's home has been bright
ened by the advent of daughter.
FL. w. Haislip and son went to Chi
csgo this morning to spend Sunday.
The latest patterns in carpets are arrivs
ing daily at Clemann & Salzmann's.
The stage of the water at noon was
o 10 the temperature at the bridge rs.
Harry Sage is home from the east where
he finished the season with the Rochester
team.
Otto's baud is giving one of its de-
lightful concerts in Spencer square this
afternoon.
Mrs. w. A. Paul will give a reception
to her friends in the three cities next
Tuesday afternoon.
Hon G A. Csstleman, of st. Louis, is
in the city for Sunday sol ourn with
Congressman Cable and family.
Mrs. Charles Clapp of Baskerville, Iowa,
who has been visiting with friends in the
city left this morning for Chicago.
His 'jsglets." Walter F. Beaumont,
has sneaked back to Monmouth, having
hornswaggled the poor old Union in
grand style.
There will be song service at the Y.
M. G. A at $50 tomorrow afternoon,
conducted by II N. Wansen. All Young
men are invited to attend.
The family of the late Bsltszsr Mold
desire to publicly thank their many
friends for their kindness and sympathy
in their late bereavement.
Michael OConnor has purchased of
John Astor the Judge Cook homestead on
Eighteenth street for So 900 and will in
few days begin the occupancy of it.
Hon. C. II Deere, Of Moline. has re-
signed his place as member of the state
bureau of labor statistics. and Gov. Fifer
has appointed Hon II. A. Ainsworth to
the vacancy.
Now it transpires that w. F. Beau>
mont, whom the Union says was treated
with ingratitude by Congressman Cable.
worked and voted for W. H. Gest at the
that Mr.. Gest was buried under an ava
lsnche of votes.
The Twin City Columbian celebration
joint com mittee meets in Moline tonight,
The Rock Island members are to meet at
the rooms Of the Improvement associa-
ton at 7:30 o'clock aud go in a body to
Moline by street cars.
The suit of the Webster Gruber Marble
company VS. Mrs. Eliza Robins is still
occupying the attention of the circuit
court. Richmond & Burk, of Muscatine,
and Adair Peasants appear for the plains
tiff, and Jackson q Hurst for the defense
E. A. Van SAINT and wife, of Winona,
B Taylor and wife, OF Hampton, Mrs.
T. G. Hams, Of Kirkville. and A. G.
Van SAINT, of Omaha, dined at the Rock
Island house Yesterday on their way to
LIE Claire to attend reunion of the Van
SAINT family.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Mrs. E. R. Steelmau, of 212
Thirteenth street on Friday afternoon.
About 25 of her friends came. bringing a
bountiful repsst, also set of beautifully
decorated dishes. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed.
The funeral of Lucian Adams. son of
Judge and Mrs. Adams, was held
from the grief stricken home on Nne-
teenth street this morning, Rev. r. F.
Sweet, rector Of Trinity church, conduct,
ing the services. The pail bearers were;
George Champion, GeorgetCraig, Edward
Young and Fred Jones.
The boys from the First ward school
played the Sixth iwardsia game of ball
yesterday which resulte in score of 16
to in favor of the First ward
boys. Conquerori andlMeanor formed
the First ward battery and Scheerer and
Campbell were in the points f.r the
Sixth ward.
The pleasing features of Reha will not
be seen for few days in the London