Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-23
schsum cigar holder which she bought at
Louis Glockhoff's cigar store.

Louis Glockhoffs cigar store.
Gilbert Murray on Second avenue and
Twentieth street will serve one of the
! finest lunches ever spread in the city on
Christmas. He invites all his friends TO
Call and enjoy the feast.
Give him pair OF suspenders.' "Oh.
I will not do it" says Mary. Then give
him pipe" says John. % where will
buy itf" says Mary. 'Why, buy it from
Glocl hoffl' says John.
If sou happen in at ] Ramser's dur
ing rush and don't see what you want
bear ia mind that he has an immense re-
serve stock, it being impossible to dis.
play all goods for want of space.
A grand lunch will be served at S. A. .
Marshall's Thursday evening. also turkey
lunch all day Christmas. Nr. Marshall
has fine lot of turkeys aud geese which
will be disposed of tomorrow evening
Township Collector w. T. Sugden has
arranged to receive taxes at the office of
Hurst & Donaldson. in Masonic Temple,
and gives notice to that effect elsewhere
| in The ARGUS. The taxes of 1891, are now
due.
Mrs. NJ. Cole, of Jacksonville. H., ac~
compariod by her daughters, the Misses
Belle and Allie, spent few hours in the
city yesterday with friends They are
on their way to Muscatinc to spend the
holidays.
There will be Christmas tree at the
Ninth street NJ E church on Christmas
eve. An entertainment will also be pro
vided By the little folks representing
Christ in the msnger. Everyone invited
To attenl
Moses Hobb, an attache of the me
chanical department of the Rock Island
road at Davenport since 1886, died yes
terday o. rheumatic trouble. The funeral
occurs il Davenport tomorrow morning
at 10 o'c ock.
II you wish 10 see nice line of meat
call at II Schroeder's market on TWEEN.
tleth street. He has the most complete
market a the city, and for turkeys,
ducks, geese, chickens and fine roasts
and cuts, celery, ETC., telephone 1894
William Dresser will serve one OF his
customary fine lunches to his friends on
Christmas. The bill of fare will include
shell oysters AMI Tom and Jerry, and his
friends are cordially invited to call and
participate in the yule tide festivities.
Prices on books all gone to pieces at
McCabe Bros. Bible G llery now 40
cents. Large play room and nursery
books reduced to 16 cents. All the
Monroe library Cloth bound), cents,
after tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Gilpin hose company will give
grand masquerade ball at Armory hall on
Christmas eve. Four prizes will be
given away. Ole for the finest gentle
men costume and one to the most conf
cal, and one for the finest ladies costume
and one for the most comical.
The work of repairing the damage done
by Tuesday evenings burn>out in the
Central Telephone office is being pushed
with all possible speed. Nearly oil the
instruments in the business part of the
city are in working order, and it is
thought that by tomorrow noon every
thing will be in good working order.
AT the home of the brides parents
Frederick S ;hm lle and wife, 1871 Fourth
avenue at o'clock yesterday afternoon
occurred the m irrisge OF their daughter
Miss L1ttie, to john DUKE, Rev. c. A.
Mennicke. Of the German Lutheran
church, officiating. The ceremony was
witnessed by few intimate friends and
relations only, and was q very quiet wed
ding. After the couple had rece we'd the
congratulate Jns of the friends a stump.
tuous wedding supper was served, and
the evening was enjoyahly spent by those
present in celebrating the event in an APP
propriate manner. Mr.. and MIS- Duke
will make their home with the brides
psrer IS for the present
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