Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-02
CITY CHAT.

Us. Gilmore left for Chicago last
night on business trip.
Morris Rosenfield went to Chicago this
morning on business.
Charles F. Fleming has gone to Chi.
eago on business trip.
Miss Ella Andrews is ill with influenza
at the residence OF John Warner.
Frank Van Horn. of Clinton. Iowa, is
visiting with his uncle. George E. Bailey.
William Cation left for the east this
morning preparatory to making his Euro
pesn trip.
E. P. Reynolds has been confined to
his home for several days with neuralgia,
but is better today.
Miss Clara Msyers leaves this after
noon for Brisr Bluff on visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. ]. Glenn.
When the flowers bloom In the spring
time Annie Rooney, at the Harper house
billiard room this evening.
Reports from Chicago are that August
Huesing is improving. but will not be
able to reach home before Saturday.
Mrs. A. P. Graves returned this morn
ing from Beloit, Wis. She also visited a
few days with her son who resides in
Fulton.
Charles McHugh yesterday opened
branch ticket Office in Moline with his
brother-in-law. William Crubaugh, as
manager.
Everybody-well, nearly every BODY,
will be at the Harper house billiard room
tonight to hear the colored band and see
the sword swollower.
Miss Alice Kane has returned to her
school two miles south of Milan, after a
months vacation. which she has spent at
her home in this city.
Steamboat Inspectors George B Knapp
and c. E. Yeager. of Dubuque. are at
The Harper. They have some work to
do in the harbor below the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Poehlman desire
to express their thanks to friends and
neighoors for their kind sympathy and
assistance in their late bereavement
John Schafer yesterday sold the Schafer
house saloon to John Walk and Nels
Willedsen who viii. hereafter conduct the
business under the name of Walk & Will
ledsen
DO not entertain spirit of emnity
toward the colored people, but come to
the Harper house tonight and hear some
good music aud see the great sleight OF
hand performer
Inc third avenue recital complimentary
to the parents of the pupils of Mrs. E.
z. barrow was held this afternoon at the
residence of o. A. Barnhsrt, on Eighth
avenue and Twentieth street. About 20
pupils took par.
The farewell service in the old Y. M.
Z. a. rooms. and an opening meeting in
the new Y. NJ. G. A. building this eve.
ming. Frank Nader will conduct the
opening meeting and E E McKown the
farewell meeting.
The republicans of Davenport met Sat
urday night and went through the for
nalities OF nominating August Reimers
Tor mayor, Louis Field for clelk, John
Van Patten for treasurer, L. A. Dessain:
for assessor and JOS. LeClaire for police
magistrate.
That immense consignment OF sugar
unloaded by Henry Darts Sons Yesterday
was at the Rock Island depot Instead of
the c.. NJ. & St. P, as erroneously
stated IN HE ARGUS, and the promptness
and thOroughness with which the opera.
hon was reformed was due much to the
efforts of Freight Agent Stodda-d and his
forces.
The South Rock Island democratic
caucus last night was presided over by
George Richmond. W. T. Lamont being
elected secretary. Ed Jens was nomina-
ted for supervisor, George Lukens for as
SCISSOR, H. G. Fields for town clerk, Will.
liam Mccarthy for justice of the peace
and Frank Golf for constable.
"iiss haas nad grand crowd at the
opening of millinery goods yesterday. and
all who were present we're profuse in
their expressions of admiration of the
many new and beautiful things in every
thing pertaining to the millinery line to
be seen there. If you want to see the
very latest styles in bonnets and hats call
at Miss Haas.
P. Costello, of Chicago, engineer of
engine No. IS. of the c. r. I. d P. has
been laid up in this city the past few
days. His wife, who was sent for yester,
day, arrived last night. and as Mr.. Cos
seilo is much better today, they will
probably return to Chicago in a day or
two. Engineers Hamilton, Bayne and
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