Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-29
CITY CHAT.

bartlett pears Dy the peck al 1oungs.
Try Little Pets" the leading &c cigar
in the m arket
Millinery opening at Mrs. Greenawalt's
tomorrow.
Samuel Hesgy, of Hampton, was in the
city today.
Alfred Yates, of St. Louis, was in the
city Yesterday.
See Reha the living half lady at the
London tonight.
Fred Hass and family have returned
from Minneapolis.
The Little Pets" cigars are the finest
sc cigars in the market.
Miss Dora Kellerstrass is visiting with
friends in Peoria.
T ]. Parker, of Detroit. Mich, is in
the city visiting friends.
Miss Eva Normoyle left yesterday on a
visit to friends in Peoria
Miss B. Sexton has returned from an
extended visit TO friends in st. Paul.
The Adams Express company will have
sale of unclaimed goods Nov IA
Mile. Reha the famous living half la dy
on exhibition at the London tonight
The great Lyceum theatre success,
The Old, Old Story" at the theatre to-
night.
Mark Ashdown of Fort Byron, was in
the city today on his way to the state
fair
Ground wss broken on Seventeenth
street this morning for Mrs. A. Herkert's
new house.
Go and see Reha, the only living half
lady on exhibit ton at the London Clothing
company tonight.
]. NJ. Buford offers for sale good
piece of business property at 1907 Second
avenue at bargain.
Reha the only living half lady will pos
itively be on exhibition at the London
Clothing compauy's store this evening.
Bridge trsve Sunday amounted to: Foot
North, 709; south, 100; total. / ,429.
Teams-North, 444; south, 440; total,
Ss4,
Latest novelties IN fall millinery at Mrs.
Greenawalfs. A special display of latest
styles tomorrow and Thursday. Ladies
are cordially invited.
Capt. J. NJ. Montgomery and wife left
this afternoon for Peoria, where they will
visit friends for several days, and take in
the state fair.
Alphons Basman of Rock Island and
Mrs Emma Peterson of Davenport, were
united in marriage by Squire Halves at
his office this morning.
Henry Lemburg moved into his new
house on Seventeenth street this morning
and 81. F. Cordes is moving into Mr..
Lemburg's for ner residence.
Articles OF agreement were signed
today between Bentley Sutton the Rock
Island Whirlwind" and Jack Baker for a
six round glove contest to take place in
Davenport on Oct. 10th.
In the police court this morning Christ
Metzgsr and Henry Metzgsr were each
fined IS and costs. and Grant Mounds.
Jacob ChatterJon and Fred Roth IS and
costs for disturbing the peace.
Mrs. John Eeittmann and family take
this method of Offering their heartfelt
thanks to those who SO kindly assisted at
the bedside and at the death of their hus-
band and father.
In The Old, Old Story" there is q
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out the piece which is effective. The
dialogue is spirited and the play cannot
be accused of dullness at any point. -
New York Recorder.
Does the Unions sudden change of
position in regard 10 the government
building indicate that the morning paper
has actually come to the proper way OF
thinking. or is it merely little strategy
on the Unions part?
Davenport can no longer boast of single
distinction as the carnival city. Railway.
n. Y, has stolen the novel idea which
had its origin With Davenport, and in.
dulged similar event the other evening
1t is spoken of as a great success.
The London Clothing company vii
treat its friends this evening to an exhi'
bition of one of the most successful illu'
sions of modern times. Reha the living
half lady, will be on exhibition free to al
in their spacious west show window.
81. S. Schafer, Jr.. died last night at his
home corner of Third avenue and Sixth
street. after two weeks. illness which
finally developed into meningitis, aged
wears, 4 months and days. Tit
, funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock.
) Mrs. W. c. Wadsworth and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Will Wsdsworth. with Mrs. N
n. Wadsworth, of Rock Island. go tt
Cb;csoo nv thia mornings train. They