Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-10
CITY CHAT.
Read Loosley's Opening" adv.

A. j. Tinsman, of Bloomington. i, in
the city visiting friends.
Miss Lora Ostrom is spending few
days with friends near Orion.
Loosely announces an opening in
another column to which you are invited.
1. Huber and daughter, Miss Huber.
left last evening for California on an ex-
tended trip.
C. H. Stoddsrd is very low today. He
is entirely unconscious, and it is feared
will not survive many hours.
Neutrality-suspicious. travelling sales
man; one who is acquainted in Iowa pre-
ferred. Apply 1915 Second avenue.
W. c. Cheney. of Rural, friend and
subscriber of THE ARGUS since 1851, was
welcome visitor at this office today.
Nov 90 will be the last day on which
objection to the proposed Twentieth
street improvement can be filed in the
county court.
SATELLITES is the only place where you
can depend on getting your work done
promptly. Painting, paper hanging,
decorating and sign painting done on
short notice.
The glad tidings come from Marion.
Iowa. that a pound girl has arrived to
gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
NJ Boyles. The little one first opened
its eyes Sunday morning.
James McBurneY. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John McBurney, of Bowling township.
who was killed at Sacramento. Cal, yes
lerday morning. leaves a wife and one
child He formerly resided in Moline.
The cut prices still continue at SUIT
clIffe's. Wall paper and curtains 90 to 80
per cent lower than any other dealer in
the city. to make room for the large
spring stock. You will do well to call
on him before purchasing elsewhere.
We cannot but mention something
about the fne window display at Frank
N. Horns, 1915 Second avenue, and the
best part is that any of the articles are to
be given to anyone purchasing 500 cigars.
The finest assortment of silvsrwsre we
have seen.
The engineer at Volks' sash and door
factory while looking about the coal shed
ust in the rear of the factory on Satur-
day e7eniug found a quantity of hay
underneath the a ,or, which it is thought
had been pia led there by R )ck Islands
fire bug for future convenience in bring
ing out thei
The B.. C. R. & N. have completed
their switch in the west end and are u.s.
ing it today for switching purposes. The
city las been enjoined from removing it:
no further diff ;ultes were experienced.
The company propose to fight it out on
the grounds already stated. The city on
the other hand will file a motion to dis
solve the injunction. - Davenport
Leader.
Kaaba Temple was q scene of revelry
again last night, when large number of
candidates were initiated into the mys-
teries of the order. About rs MOBILES
participated in the fun, and at midnight
the camel was tethered and the company
adjourned to the Kimbsll house to sit
down to 10-course banquet which was
followed by toasts and responses and q
general good time.-Davenport Demo-
crat.
The annual fair of St. Msry's Catholic
church which opened at Turner hall on
last Friday evening. is drawing large
crowds ard it is thought will prove one
of the most successful ever given. A
number of handsome booths are dis
tributed throughout the hall and all are
doing thriving business. B.euer's
orchestra furnishes excellent music and
everything combines to make the fair
particularly attractive.
A large number were present at the
organ recital given at the Broadway
Presbyterian church last evening. A
fine programme was presented con.
sisting of organ solos by Miss
Henry. Prof. s. T.. Bowlby and Mr.
Churchill, besides number of vocal solos
by Miss Margaret Dart and DR.. c. R.
McCandless. Miss Ella Blakesley and q
duet by Miss Dart and Mr.. Biakesley
At the conclusion of the recital the con.
gregation voted to accept the organ,
which is q very fine instrument costing in
the neigh of $500, of which
amount S400 has already been raised.
Wetwould remind the property owners.
as from the number of fires, we have a
fire bug among US. that it would be to
their advantage to call at the agency OF
Loosley & Knowlton who represent 90 OF
the Oldest and strongest fire insurance
companies in the United States. Loos-
ley s. Knowlton will write your insurance
at the very lowest rates consistent with
first class insurance. They also repre-.
sent the Metropolitan Plate Glass Insur.