Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-31
CITY CHAT.

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Mosenfelder's
Nice baled hay and straw by the ton by
John Evans at city scales.
Boys'Jesns pants DC, 13c, 15c. 90; at 81.
mon Mosenfelders.
House for rent, five nice rooms price
$40, at 1913 Third avenue.
SO 80 will buy mans suit at Simon &
MosenfeldeI' worth SIS.
e. ]. Robinson, of Seattle, Wash, is
in the city on sh ort visit.
A strong suit for So Wheref At
Simon & Mosenfeld er's, of course
Thos Cole, of Buffalo Prairie, was in
the city yesterday on business.
'E1elweiss" at Harper's theatre this
evening by Miss Matte Vickers and com.
pany.
There are still some of those strong SOC
mems jeans pants left at Simon & Mosen.
felder's.
Lot /. Jack Rabbit jeans pants every
pair warrantet, 75c at.Sinon & NIosen-
feder's.
Mrs G. w Herbert is in Besrlstown
visiting with Mrs. J. B. Brown, formerly
of this city.
A fashionable wedding will take place
in the parlors of the Harper about the
middle of next month.
"A good lot 50x15O feet in Rodmau's
subdivision on the bluff, Iear street cars,
for sale by George W. D. Harris.
The Davenport National yesterday
elected s. F. Smith presi dent in place of
E. s. Ballard, declined re election.
One acre with house, barn and sheds,
well located on the bluff. just outside the
city limits, for sale by George W. D
Harris.
Good brick house and out buildings,
lot S0x200. the best location on Elm
street, for sale cheap by George W. D.
Harris.
Lieut. Col G. 81. Ing alls, of Sublette,
H., was elected from major Of the Sixth
regiment, I. n G., at Moline last eve.
ming.
The monthly meeting of the Hospital
Guild will be held at the residence of
Mrs. J NJ. Buford, Monda y, February 2,
at 3 O'Clock.
Lost-A physicians leather pocket in
strument case. A suitable reward will
be given by leaving same with Fred
Ape quist.
The funeral of Thos. 5 Crook will be
held from the residence of Mrs Spear.
Third avenue and Eighteenth street at 2
p. m. tomorrow.
The jury in the case of Minnie Zeis VS..
James Kelly in Magst willis court
yesterday returned verdict of one cent
for the plaintiff.
How can they make them for ,hs,P,
Is the general remark OF those who see
the So 6S mems suits Simon 6 Mosen-
fielder offer for sale
Evangelist Miller will commence his
meetings at the First NJ. E church to-
morrow, being present at both morning
and evening services.
CIemsnn & Salzmann have Just re-,
ceived an elegant line OF the latest de-
signs in folding beds which they invite
the public to call and examine.
Matte Vickers played at Moline last
night to standing room only. Wonder if
Rock Island will give the favorite come
dienne so popular a welcome tonight
Mrs. ]. W. Kretsinger accompanied by
her two children who have been visiting
the past wesk with her father ]. 81. Will
son returned to Chicago this morning.
Six hundred dollars will buy house of
four rooms, good cellar. we'll and cistern
on Fifth avenue, between Twentieth and
Twenty first street. from George W D.
Harris.
Henry Ehrhorn, of this city, who is
putting up ice at WATERFOWL. expects to
finish cutting and to commence shipping
ice south the first of next week.
New house of five rooms. good cellar,
well and cistern. full lot. well located
Eleventh avenue, near street cars, for
sale by George w. D. Harris.
]. j. Johnson, formerly of Cordova,
but now of the firm OF johnson &. Hull,
of Omaha, Neb.. stopped in the city last
night, the guest of n. P. Hull.
Alfred Cahal, son Of John Cahal and
wife. died at No. 1918 Fifth avenue at 2:30
o'clock yesterday, aged 10 months.
Funeral from St. Joseph's church at Q
O'Clock tomorrow.
Anderson & Harm gton, gents fur
nehers, Moline, assigned last evening
with liabilities of 81. 300. and assets IT,
600, and Sheriff Gordon and Deputy
Sheriff Silvis took charge OF the store.