Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-05
CITY CHAT.
Light frost last night.

FAMILY IN the city.
W. 6 Parker, of Omaha. is in the
city on visit to friends.
George p Stauduhar went to l., Sale
this morning on business.
The millinery opening Of the season
occurs this week at McCabe Bros.
Capt. ]. NJ Montgomery and wife have
returned from their visit to Peoria.
Bargains in wall paper to make room
for new stock at r. Champion & Cos.
Millinery opening exhibit on Wednes>
day and Thursday of this week at McCabe
Bros.
p. j. Culligan came down from Sa-
wanna aud spent Sunday at his home in
the city.
Pattern hats and bonnets for autumn
and winter will be displayed on Wednes-
day and Thursday at McCabe Bros.
AN attractive stock of high art pic
lures and room mouldings from four
prominent factories at Champion & Co.'S.
D. II. Louderback. manager of the
Davenport 6 Rock land street railway
company. went to Chicago Saturday
night.
Messrs. John Crubaugh and Henry
Carse have returned from their cruise up
the river as the guests of Commodore
Durham.
Wedding and party stationery, the
newest and best obtainable. plain, printed
o: engraved at moderate prices at Cramp-
ton s Cos.
Wait for the correct styles. They will
be shown at McCabe Bros. millinery
opening Oh Wednesday and Thursday of
this week.
The masquerade given by the cracker
factory boys at Armory hall on Saturday
evening was largely attended and was a
success in every way.
Medium and high class goods in pock-
ct book purses, ladies' and gentlemen's
card cases, bill books, etc, now on sac
at Champion & Cos.
Julius G. Junge on Saturday sold his
team of sorrel colts to Hon. G A. c is-
tleman OF St. Louis, and they have been
shipped to that city.
For sale-A medium sized fire and
burglar proof safe, nearly new. A bar
gain. inquire o: Dr.. ]. F. Myers, 1929
Second avenue. Rock Island.
Fac SMILES of the French and correct
ed copies of the eastern pattern hats and
bonnets vii. be exhibited on Wednesday
and Thursday at McCabei Bros.
Alfred a. Yates left for ST. Louis this
morning, sitter a weeks visit at home.
he was accompanied by his sister, Ma.
ME, who will spend fair week among
friends.
The employees cf tie shipping depart
ment of Deere q Co., Moline, have petit
toned the company for raise of wages
from Sl.95 to 81 so per day. If this
don't come there may be strike.
Lost A pillow shop time book on Sec
teenth STREETS containing s1s with tie
name of NJ. E. Hunt on cover. Alibersl
reward will be paid by returning it 10
The ARGUS.
Bsiliff Edward Ward left this NOR ming
for Joliet with Charles Wifi, ali
Charles Burton, sentenced to two years
in the penitentiary by Judge Smith Sat-
urday for stealing watch from the resi-
dence of George F. Roth some weeks ago
Thomas Williams, who conducts the
saloon at the corner of First avenue and
Seventeenth street and also runs saloon
in Dave npsrt, where he has made his
home for sometime, on his return home
the other day was surprised to find his
wife and children missing. 1t is believed
Mrs. Williams has deserted her husband
R. T. McNsal of Denver formerly of
this city. is running for district judge on
the democratic ticket at Dsnver. The
Union remarks, boastfully, that ''the re-
publicaus have maj ority in the district
of S.. 500" That need cut no figure with
popular and able candidate, but are
not the republicans out that way getting
rather bold with their brsgs of boodle9
George Lundy, c., R. l. & P. brake
man, was caught between two cars by be-
ing thrown from switch engine while
switching in the Peoria yards on Saturday
night He was taken to his home in the
patrol wagon where he was attended by
DR.. Plummer. who found that aside from
having his right ankle badly sprained and
bruised, he was not seriously injured.
J. W. Quinlan, formerly of this city,
but more recently Of Wadsworth, New,
has purchased fine rasin vineyard near
Clifton, Fresno county, Cal. Mrs. Quin-
Ian. who was formerly Miss Hattie Sage,