Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31
CITY CHAT.


Nice olives, 90 cents bottle. at
Youngs. 49,
Malaga grapes, bananas and oranges at
Young's.
Cold OK tongue and homeless chicken
at Young's.
G. A. Polk. OF Omaha. is in town Yis-
iting friends.
Fred A. Head went to Chicago last
night on business.
James McMsnus. of Presumption, was
in the city today.
The ARGUS extends its best New
Years wishes to everybody.
Go to Evans s. Cool for corn, oats and
baled hay. on Third avenue.
John Forgy. of Bowling township. was
in the city today on business.
Call and see Young's bargain counter
There's money in it for you.
II. A. Alden. of Luverne. MINI, is in
the city spending the holidays.
For ssle-A nice gentle, fresh mich
COW. Enquire OF ]. J. Reimers.
Miss Winnie McAuliffe is home from
Iowa City to spend the holidays
j. NJ. Butord is able to be about again
after weeks devotion to the grip.
Tonight at Turner hall occurs the ball
OF the Standard club of the tri cities.
Wanted immedistely-A competent
cook. Mrs. C W. Durham, 1879 First
avenue
F S. Brough, night clerk at the Hsr-
per, has returned with his bride, and is
again on duty.
Henry Nowsck will serve grand lunch
st his saloon at L, fl .r's old stand to,
morrow night.
The Rock Island Savings bank pays
its fist annual dividend Saturday. 1t
will be per cent
For Reut-Two nice furnished rooms
for gentleman, on the street car line.
Apply ~" care of THE ARGUS.
Get one of Kramer's combined pocket
memorsndums and daily expense books.
Price, p cents, at G C. Taylor's.
Dr. w. D. Middleton, of Davenport,
surgeonin-chief of the Rock Island
road, succeeds the late DR.. W. F. Peck.
The postoftice will be closed all day to-
morrow on account of legal holiday.
o1e delivery will be made in the morning.
Fred Schroeder, who has been in Dem
yer and the west the past three years,
is hone spending the holidays with his
folks.
Can't. and Mrs. J. NJ. Montgomery
left this morning for Chicago TO spend
New Years and enjoy few days visit
among friends.
There will be no ARGUS tomorrow, the
paper having determined, with other
industries to commence the year right
by taking holiday.
5. r. Jameson. of Monmouth, and
student of Xenis (Ohio) theological SEM
mary, will preach in the United Presby-
terrain church next Sunday.
AT his residence on Second avenue this
afternoon at O'Clock Rev. j. II. Kerr
united in marriage John Brice and Miss
Lydia Anderson, of Gilchrist.
Tomorrow. New Years day, and the
Feast of tue Circumcision. there will be
services at Trinity church at 10 q, m.
The Missionary Guild meets at 7:30 p. m.
James o. Logan, the Rock Island
switchman injured recently while in the
discharge of his duty, is again upon the
streets. carrying the wounded hand in
a sling
For Monday evening Manager Mon
trose has secured splendid attraction in
the Turkish Bath, which has reputs>
ton of being one OF the best comedies on
the road.
At the opera house tomorrow night.
Jim Hall. the champion pugilist, will sp-
pear in conjunction with Con Doyle as q
New Years attraction. A pleasant eve
ming of sport is promised.
+ B. Jack, manager of the Roland
Reed company. which is to appear at
Harper's theatre Jan. z, is at the Har
per. Mr.. Reed will produce his new
comedy, LEND Me Your Wife"
Edward Heberle and Miss Eliza Picart
will be united in marriage by Justice
Wivill this evening. The ceremony will
be in the German tongue. and the squire
is preparing himself for the event.
Henry Kramer, of the euterprising
book binding firm OF Kramer & Bleuer,
has invented neat memorandum and
daily expense book, which will no doubt
find good sale. 1t is a splendid pocket
companion.
The room in Star block made vacant
by the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany is being refitted and will be used by
q a.