Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-27
CITY CHAT.
Fur caps at Benefits.

., -.,~ L..u.Ea gloves ct Benefits.
MAY. the friend of the workingmsn.
Fur caps OF all kinds ct Benefits.
Concert al HincheI's garden tonight.
Buy for Cash Oaly." 1t will pay you,
at Mays.
Otto's band concert at Hincher's gar.
den tonight.
J.E Montrose left last night for CHI
cago on bueiness.
To N~r. place to buy furs and gloves
is at Benefits.
W. S. Fulmer and family returned this
morning from the west.
There is to be q dance at Stoddard 5
hall Edgington, about Sept. IS.
Aid. J. C. Adams left last evening for
Indenerdence 10 attend the races.
II. A. Hastings, of Bloomington, is
visiting with friends In the city.
MI re cling and freestone peaches
by basket, peck or bushel at Longs.
III" Est of the extra series of concerts
at Hinchers garden occurs tonight.
Late cars to the wstch tower tonight.
Last car leaves tower at 10 o'clock.
w r Fi-khol'z left yesterday on an
extended trip through northern Iowa.
Dancing at Spring Cove tonight
Special rates for the season will be given.
Mrs. C. c. Hodges and children left
this afternoon for Peoria on a weeks
visit.
Lost-A diamond shirt stud Liberal
reward will be paid by return for this of.
fee.
Fred Head and son went to Chicago
last evening where they Will visit a few
daTs.
Mrs. Henry Curtis and daughter, Miss
Hope Curtis, are expected home the latter
par! OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Loomis Of
How ". arc visiting at the residence o.
81, ". Battles.
The Misses Thompson of Seventh av
enue, left this morning on short visit 10
lrIends IN chicago.
Leave orders with George Sutcliffe for
house and sign painting. He will give
them prompt attention.
oaMoon ascension and parachute Leap
~h i-tZcn park Davenport, Sunday
afternoon at 4:3U o'clock.
The ladies' of the Broadway Presby
terisn church give their sociable at the
church tomorrow evening
c. G. Taylor leaves tonight for Chicago
to lay in his fall stock Of goods-toys,
stationery and fancy articles.
90 to 30 per ent saved By buying your
paper at SATELLITES. He has the largest
assortment of paper and curtains in the
city.
Bridge travel yesterday amounted to:
Foot north. $50; south, 562; total, l..
112. Teams-north. 627; south, 62s;
total, 1249.
Davenport is doing honor today to
Gov. Horace Boies, on his visit to the
Sixth regiment of the state guard in camp
near that city.
Mrs. Z. ". Durham. Mrs. C. L. East
-.'' With their children, and C. j. Yore.
returned yesterday from a five weeks
trip up the river.
Miss Haas left this morning for Chi
cago. where she will spend sometime in
selecting large stock of fall novelties in
the millinery line.
For Rent-With or without vault, the
rooms formerly occupied by the Peoples
Nstionsl bank ct 1907 Second avenue.
Enquire at the Peoples bank.
George Sutc!iffe has some very fine
combinations of paper which are sold
from 90 to 80 per cent lower than any
other dealer in the city. Call and see him.
Carriers Fast Mali company at the
Burtis opera house. Davenport, next
Tuesday evening, will be one of the
best tri-city theatrical attractions of the
season.
The annual picnic of the Rock Island
:. "a eettlers' society is to be held
"a. -. eIoundS O. Judge Searle-the
Rodman place-next Thursday; one
week from today.
There will be a special tax sale at the
court house Sept. l. by the county treas.
urar. The property to be sold has been
forfeited to the state and will be sold 10
the highest bidder for cash.
This evening at the residence of Lothar
Harms, Eighteenth street and Sixth ave,
nue., occurs the marriage of Mr.. Harms
niece, Hiss Dora Harms to George Brede
meier, of Chicago.
Hon. E. W. Hurst returned last night
from the eastern summer resorts. Mrs.
Hurst, Ers. s. 3. Edison and Miss Edison
are now at Narrsgansett pier and will
visit the mountains before returning.