Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-01
CITY CHAT.

IaIkeI iduuury, teNpnOne 12l4.
Band concert in Spencer square to.
School suits by the thousand at the
London.
Driving gloves aud street gloves a,
Benefits.
Now is the time to buy your fur capes
at Benefits.
George Speaker, of Presumption, was
in the city today.
May is still selling groceries at prices
pulled to pieces"
Did you see those patterns OF wall pa
per at SATELLITES.
Special prices this week on boys cloths
ing at the Londen.
The only place to get irst,class work is
at Parker's, on Third avenue.
P. J. Austin, of Lacrosse, Wis, is
visiting with friends in the city.
Choice yellow freestone peaches. pears
grapes and bananas at Longs.
c. c. Taylor returned from his BUSH
ness trip to Chicago this morning.
Mrs. c. E. Adams left this morning on
a shert vics &c friends IN Csiaass.
Have you seen the immease line of
boys suits the London has received2
A new lot of seersucker Mothers Friend
waists st SOC at Simon Sc Mosenielders
j. A. Sesrle, one of Zumas prosperous
farmers, was in the city yesterday on bus>
mess.
New goods, stacks of them, at the low
est prices ever known, at Simon & Mosen
felder's.
George Z. Drsyton, OF Chicago. is hsre
spending his vacation with his relatives
and friends.
Mrs. George Gallup and daughter Lot
tie, of Spsrland, H.. are here on visit
at Mrs. John Lsrkin's.
The last match of Ssrakichi the great
Japanese wrestler, known as ''the JAP
was with Farmer Burns in Philade phia.
Miss O'Brien, who has been visiting
with her rrien nd, Miss Eva Nsrnoyk, re-
turned to her home in Geneseo this morn
ing.
The Moline Congregational church has
extended call to Rev. j. A. Biddle, of
Wilton. Conn, to the psstorate of the
church.
George Savadgo, Of the Tivoli, this
morning assumed charge of the Metro
politan hotel in Davenport, which he re-
Gently leased.
j. A. Boyer, Mrs. Ficken and Miss Du-
gan returned last evening from a pleas
ant trip 70 Eureka Springs, Ark, and St.
Charles, Ne.
New goods piled up to the ceiling. ibut
marked so cheap that they will-melt-l
tke-well come and see, and you'll agree
with Simon & Mosenfelder.
Pecahontas Council No. 5, auxiliary to
Improved Order OF Red Men, will give q |
social and ghost dance Friday evening at
the old Davenport homestead.
The Misses Mile Cohn and Julia
Sauerman left this morning on a visit to
friends in Chicago. Miss Cohn will also
visit South Bend, Ind, before returning.
Don't let some scrub" hand laundry
do your work, but ring up phone 1914
and have Parker's call for it and get a |
good job. They always deliver promptly.
The ARGUS has been furnished with
sketch by G. A. Rerns of the proposed
Sunset Park on the river front. which in
design is very pretty and very attractive
Will Battles left for Peoria today to
take position in the retail drug house
of Snider S Bahnsen, the latter eentle-
man being brother of our own Frank
Bahnsen.
The Misses Fannie and Florence Cham>
beers, who have been spending their vaca,
ton with Cupt. Wheelers family, at
Milan, left for their home in Detroit this
morning.
Arrangements are practically com pleted
for Moline's big tri-city Labor day DEM
onstration next Monday. Every labor
organization. including the Tri-City
Clerks assembly, will participate.
Carriers famous Fast MALI will be
presented ct the Bur,is opera house, Dav.
export, tonight. The production is one
of the most admired and realistic specta.
cular dramas on the road and is witne ssed
bY crowded houses wherever it appears.
Louis Williams was fined So and costs
by Magistrate Wivill yesterday for
assaulting Edmund Won DeVere, and So
and costs for using indecent language to
Amelia Modae. II all grows out of a |
family disturbance.
Miss Baldwin, OF Des Moine s, has or.
ganizsd kindergarten and art school
the exact location of which will be given |
later. AS she is lady of ability and has