Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-26
To the London for school snits

nave you seen the immense line of
boys suits the London has receivedf
New arrivals in boys clothing. Included
IN our special sale. Simon s Mosenfelder
Mesdsmes c. W. Neeus and c. G
Gayer have returned from Niagara Falls.
William Lash, of Wheeling, w. Va.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. w. ], Wood.
worth.
Il. Champion left last night for Chicago
to complete the purchases of his fall stock
of goods.
supt John Huntoon, Of the Rock Island
d Milan road, left for Chicago last night
on business.
Robert Williams and family left this
morning on two weeks visit to friends
in Wisconsin.
Whether you wish to buy or not, get
prices on boys clothing at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
Mrs. John Baker and son Rufus, left
today for Chicago, where she Will spend
a few weeks with friends.
The new hose wagon for the Rock
Island paid fire department arrived this
morning. 1t is beauty.
Mrs. H. B. Sudlow and Misses Fannie
sudiow and Hattie Jackson went to
Peoria yesterday afternoon.
Carriers famous Fast Mail" COMPANY
is booked for Tuesday evening. Sept. /,
al the Burtis opera hoNse, Davenport.
Price Williams, of Wyoming, III, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and has ae>
cepted position at F. G Youngs grocery.
Tom B. Reidy, assistant ticket agent
st the c., r. l. & P. de pot, left for Chi.
cage this morning on short business
trip.
School days are near at hand and TO
give every one chance Simon & Mosen-
fielder continue their special boys suit
sale for another week.
Will Eggleston left this morning for
Chicago where he will introduce the new
johnson Gait ruby pin setter to the
jewellers of that city.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest
Cubi,z died at its parent 5 home in Moline
al a. m. today and the funeral occurred
at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Small lots in boys AMI chidren's suits,
whether the finest or cheapest, sold Al
one-third actual value. None to be car.
ried over. Simon & Mosenfelter
Il. J. McEnirY and W. A Meese OF
Moline, fled bond in the Burus samb-
Ing house case taking sn appeal to the
December Term Of the appellate court.
An itinerant and destitute band, APP
parently Turks, have been working the
city today. 1t is about as tough look
ing crowd as is generally seen outside OF
Kansas.
A 10,Year old daughter of A. Johenson
was run down by carriage team on
Eighteenth street at ) so last evening.
DR.. Paul, who attended the child, found
that she had sustained no serious in
juries.
The merchants concert in Spencer
square last evening was another great sue
cess. The Light Guard band, of Moline,
presented a ctoice programme OF music
which was appreciated y square packed
with people.
i dispatch has been received from
O;rin Leonard stating II at he will reach
home tonight, aud The funeral Of his little
daughter will be held from his home in
South Rock Island ar $50 tomorrow
morning.
The.People's National bank is now
comfortably domiciled in its new quarters,
formerly those of the Rock Island Ma
tional and Mitchell & Lyndes banks, at
the corner of Second avenue and Eigh.
tenth street.
The Young Peoples society of Chris
tian Endesvor of the Central Presbyterian
church, will hold a golden rod social in
the lecture room of the church, Thursday
evening. Aug. %. to which all are cor.
daily invited.
"Pie parties" are the latest fad among
the ingenius young people of Burlington.
After q moonlight drive the well filed
wagon Is drawn up in front OF well
known open all night" eating house On