Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
TOWN TALK.

riages just received at Taylor's.
There will be dance at Spring Cove
slide tomorrow from D. m. unit il mid
night.
/ Close tonight at o'clock as usual, but
will be open until noon tomorrow at Nc.
Cabe Bros. '' IS
Tomorrow being Saturday and the 4rh,
McCabe Bros. will be open until 10
O'Clock noon. l.- '3.fs
The X. 1. & P. has a special time card
| elsewhere of its trains to the Milan. cele-
| bration tomorrow. @
The new dancing pavilion at Spring
Cove. near the watch tower, will be
thrown open tomorrow.
Mrs. W. d. Hawthorne and little
daughter leave tomorrow on a months
visit to friends in Chicago.
Roswell Richmond, of South Rock
Island, has been very ill the past few
days, and is reported still in critical
condition.
The ARGUS will suspend publication
tomorrow to permit its employees to cele-
brate the glorious Fourth. r
The Fourth of July will be appropri.
ately celebrated tomorrow by booming
real estate in the vicinity of Ninth street
Go out and buy a lot .
The sale of lots in Schnel,'s new add.
,tion occurs tomorrow commencing at 10
a. m. on the tract south of Ninth avenue
between Twentieth and Twenty.fourth.
The Rock Island County Teachers In.
s;itute opens Monday in the Rock Island
High school building under County Super
intendent Marshalls direction, and will
continue one week.
George Klein, who was so badly iu>
jured week ago by being kicked by q
horse, has so far recovered as to be able
TO get along without a nurse, and is
steadily improving.
The Y. NJ. c. A have Just secured
three dozen new song books, Hymns
New and DID," which will be used Mt xt
Sunday at $50 p. m. Rev Marshall
will lecture on the Second Coming of
Christ" postponed from April %
Tomorrow being the Fourth of July,
business will be generally suspended and
the bank, city and county Offices closed.
The postoflice will close at o'clock and
open again at 4. Only one delivery will
be made-in the morning.
Fancy and plain cakes. Krell s. Math
are prepared TO make and all kinds of
cakes on short notice, having ems aged an
experienced baker for same. Give US a
trial when you need something in the
baking line.
Citizens in the vicinity of the court
house square are gratifed at again being
able to obtain an abundance of cool wat
er, Sheriff Gordon having had the well
cleaned out and new lining of tile put
in. and the top closed tightly to prevent
anything from getting into the well.
William j.. infant son of Joseph Bush
and wife. died at it's parents home. 2sOs
Eighth avenue, al o'clock this morning
aged SIX months and five days. The
funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock from the residence of Jacob
Evans, 2s10 Eighth avenue.
Cars on the Union line are rurniI @
through as far as Twelfth street in Mo-
line today, and Manager Louderback
hopes to have them running through to
the eastern end of the line tomorrow.
The new chairs for the relaying of the
light Johnston track have been received
and are being put in.
Sage and O'Connor will inaugurate
their new sample room on Eighteenth
street tomorrow. They have named their
place The Club and have furnished it
with the finest fixtures in the three cities.
They are Of the Brunswick Bake make,
and are all of solid antique oak, both
being richly carved and set with beveled
glass mirrors. The fixtures are through
out the richest and most elsbora tie that
could be had. and were designed and
constructed especially for The Club"
The funeral of Mrs. S. B. Cobb was
held from her late home on Fifteent
street at o'clock this afternoon, Rev. J.
81. Kerr, of the Central Presbyterian
church, officiating. A large number of
sorrowing friends were present and fol-
lowed the remains to their last resting
place in Chippisnnock cemetery. The
following gentlemen were psll-berrers:
David Donaldson, W. s. Knowlton. DR..
] W. Stewart. j. NJ. Buford, T. h Thorn
as and Henry Csrse.
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