Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-01
CITY CHAT.

First month Of summer.
Council meeting tonight.
Rev. H. c.. Marshall is again able to |
be out.
Call on j. E. Reidy for bargains in city
property,
j. H. Kane, of Dubuque, spent Sun.
day in the city
Irwin Cox. of Rapids City, spent Satur-
dsy in the city.
Miss Sarah Mackin is visiting with
friends in Chicago.
Miss Maggie Mcfarland is visiting
with friends in Chicago.
Mrs. ]. c. Adams left this morning on
visit to relatives in Chicago.
Charles Dalrymple, OF Cambridge, was
in the city Saturday on business.
Samuel Kestor left for Chicago on
business on Saturday evening.
Mrs. R. Champion left for Chicago this
morning on visit to relatives.
A. j, Agnew, of Denver, COL, spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
A. Il. Wendt of Port Byron. spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
W. c. Lynch, of Chicago, visited Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in the city.
John G. Kinney returned today from a
dying trip to Kansas City and the west.
The Judicial election is passing off
quietly, and is being marked by little in
terest.
There will be no service at South
Park chapel on Tuesday evening of this
week.
William Murray and A W. johnson. of
Gable, were in the citylon Saturday on
business
Miss Mary Atkinson, formerly of this
city, and now of Kansas City, is visiting
friends here.
Rev. ]. Il. Kerr will preach at the
Aiken street chapel in South Rock Island
tomorrow evening.
NJ. S. O'Neill. a former resident of
Rock Island, and now of Chicago, spent
Saturday in the city.
. If you want the latest style of mould
ing, take your pictures to R. Champion
& Co.'S to be framed.
Don't forget that R. Champion & Co.
nave the finest stock of wall paper in the
city, and sell the cheapest.
The Leonard ceanable refrigerator
has no equal; always clean and sweet.
Sold only by David Don.
J. 4. Groom has disposed of his inter
est in the Moline Dispatch to his partners,
P. S. McGlynn and W. F. Eastman.
1t will pay you to call and see the i'm
proved gasoline stove at David Don's
No home Is complete without one of
them.
Miss A. A. Caldwell, who has been
visiting with Rev. c. E. Taylor ard wife
started for her home in Michigan this
morning.
H. Joseph, of St. Joseph, Mo, brother
of G. Joseph, of the London Clothing
Company, is in the city on his way to
Europe.
The annual meeting and reunion of the
Rock Island Alumni association will be
held at the High school Saturday even
ing, June 6.
The electric cars all stop in front of
David Don's store so as to let the folks
off to see the new gasoline stoves that
light like gas.
Capt w. c. Thompson left last eve
ming for Fountain City, Wis, to take
charge of Maj Mackeuzie's river i'm
proponents there.
Judge J. P. Alleged aud wife, of Chi
cage, are visiting in the city. Judge
Altgeld rs one of the most prominent and
influential citizens of Chicago.
The most appropriate prese Mt for a
school graduate is a well chosen book, or
set Of books. These can be had al almost
any price to suit at Champion & Cos.
G. a. Phillips and W. S. Pidcock
rowed down from Cordova in a skiff
yesterday, distance of % miles, in four
hours and a half, pretty good record
Mrs. Anna Hart, of 25l4 Sixth avenue,
who has been at West Liberty, Iowa, since
her mothers death, will not be able to
return to Rock Island until Friday
Money to loan at six per cent by the
Rock Island Building and Loan associa-
ton at its new Office in Mitchell & Lynde 5
new building. Meeting Tuesday even.
ing.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Whitfield paid Postmaster Wells visit
Saturday, and authorized the purchase of
larger mail pouch rack for the Rock
Island postoface.
Prof. Otto, of Davenport, is circulat.
ing q subscription paper which is being