Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-01
CITY CHAT.

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Fresh butter and eggs at Beecher's.
Good cooking butter at Beecher's.
Camels' hair underwear at the London !.
Important meeting of the Schnell club
tonight
Natural sanitary underwear at the Lon
don.
George Spsid, of Coe, spent yesterday
in the city.
See those stylish E 1gi;sh box overcoats
at the London.
l.. Lowry, of Port Byron. was in the
city yesterday.
The celebrated swits coude underwear
a. the London
Alderman Charles Evans is spending q
few days with friends in Chicago.
The stage of the water at noon today
was .05; the temperature on the bridge,
"a.
For these cool mornings and evenings
get one OF the London's fall weight over
coats.
Mrs. D. NJ. Howard has returned from
a short visit to friends at MINI eapolis
and vicinity.
Clemann & Salzmann received a car
load Of oil cloth yesterday which will be
sold very cheap.
Mrs. Guy Russell. sof Perry. Iowa, is
in the city on a visit to relatives and
friends.
George Kerns has completed very
pretty pen sketch of proposed improves
ments for Garnsey square.
Toll Collector Sweeney's collecti ons at
the Rock River bridge during the month
of September were S42135.
William Reynolds and son, of Cordova,
were in the city this morning on their re-
turn home from the state far.
Ex-Sheriff T. c. Williams, of Henry
county. spent last night in the city the
guest of Sheriff G. D. Gordon.
Mrs. James Robinson and Mrs. George
Hardin, of Indianapolis. Ind are guests
at the residence of John A. Boyer.
The Women's Foreign Missionary con-
ference of the Rock Island NJ. E district
is in session at the First NJ. E church.
If you would want to see the latest
styles and by far the largest assortment
of mems and boys overcoats visit the
London.
Mrs. Capt. John Lsycock, of LeClaire.
spent last nigat in the city with friends
She is on her way to visit the Sioux City
corn palace.
The living half lady was q great won
der. but it is nothing compared with the
wonderful low prices of overcoats at the
London.
St. Paul lodge Knights of Pythias, are
about TO abandon their own castle hall.
sud will hereafter use the Odd Fellows
hall for their meetings.
Edwards & Walsh are authority for
the statement that the box girder rail on
the Rock Island & Milan road is the
incest rail to pave 10 in use. They found
that out in paving of Market square.
Baltazsr Mold died at his home, corner
of Seventh street and Fifth avenue, at
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. He was
born in Kowhesse, Germany. Feb. %.
1889, and had resided in Rock Island %
years. The funeral occurs from st.
MarY's church at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The following people left this morning
for Peoria to attend the state fair: J. W.
WEIGH, John Evans and wife, Samuel
Webb, William Dresser and wife, Alfred
Owens. W. G. Maucker and wife. Thomas
Reilly, Edward Wilcox. Fred Head and
the Misses Jennie and Mary Johnston.
A select dancing party was given at
Turner hall last evening in honorIof Miss
Mamie Grogan. who leaves tomorrow
evening for Helena, Mont. to accept
position as stenographer and typewriter.
A large number were present. Bleuer's
orchestra furnished excellent music, and
all spent very agreeable evening.
On account of the Jewish New Year,
Mays grocery will be closed from Friday
evening at o'clock until Saturday even
ing, same hour. All customers are
respectfully requested to place their orders
early Friday morning SO that they can be
filled and delivered before p. IN.
The elks to be used by Hettie Bernard
Chase in her play. "Uncle's Darling" at
Hsrper's theatre tomorrow night, are now
in the city and have been attracting a
good deal OF attention on the streets The
company did not take them to Clinton
with them. leaving them at Rock Island
until their return. The elks are intro
duced by Miss Chase in only the more
prominent cities.
Inspector Lloyd has practically COM