Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
CITY CHAT.

A Ooh Dn1 ~ TUG tucotic toui8ut-'
]. c. Johnston. OF Reynolds, wss 10
the city TODAY.
Mr.. II. o. Norton. of HsmptcD. wss
in the city today.
Fine bananas. mandarine oranges and
all kinds of fruits at Boro's.
Five acres on Milan road. all plated.
for sale by Geo. W. d. Harris.
FL. p. and o. L. Bruner. Of Taylor
Ridge. were in the city today.
A nice property with large grounds.
the best location on Elm street. for sale BY
Geo. w. d. Harris. 50
Mrs. Georgiana Bixby is busy getting
ready to move into her new home. 1908
Seventh avenue.
Fine house with three acres Of grourH
near Milan street cars. for sale cheap ny
Goe. W. D. Harris.
Edgington camp 404 Modern Wood
men of America, will give an oyster SUPP
per on Thursday evening. Jsn. 90.
Mr.. w. Z. Flack. business manager
for the Roberts-sailer company. in"Fsust
aud Marguerite" cslled at the ARsus Of
fee today
Hon. Bill Payne returned from Spring
field this afternoon wearing a new felt
hat. His trip TO Springfield hasn't beep
without beneficial results.
Mr.. Eugene Harvey. treasurer OF FISH
ers's Gold Day" company which apt.
peares at Harper's theatre tonight. was
caller at the ARGUS office today.
Mrs. J. F. Bell left last night for Fort
Riley to assist in taking care OF Lieut..
Darlington. until he is able TO Join hik
family in South Carolina. Lieut. Bel
is with his regiment at Pine Ridge.
Josie. daughter of Mr.. James Mirfele.
was surprised by number OF her young
friends at her home on Elm street last
evening. and most hspny occasion Il
proved 10 be all around
Mr.. and Mrs. Hakelier h ereby desire TO
express their sincere thanks 10 all neigh-
bors and friends for all their kindness
and sympathy in their late terrible be-
reavemsnt in the loss Of their child.
Rev. II. Kerr viii give his second
lecture in the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms at $50
p. m. tomorrow. He will talk On the
purpose and place Of the books OF the old
testament. All young men are invited
TO he present.
The Fisher Gold Day" company which
appears at Hsrper's theatre tonight gave
an excellent entertainment at Moline last
night to 4 crowded house aud delighted
audience. The dancing of Charlotte WAS
marked feature.
Hon. Ben T. Cable. wife and daughter
left last evening for tne east On the
l4.h they sal for France. expecting 10
spend two months visiting in Tours
aud Paris. During his stay in Europe
Mr.. Cables permanent address will b.
Boulevard Hesrteloup. Tours. Francs.
w. NJ. Hull. representing Hon. Henry
Wstterson, who is out on short lecture
tour through Iowa. made the ARous \
pleasant call today. Mr. Hull is DESTROY
OF booking the eminent Kentuckian fof
lectures IN Rock Island and Davenport.
and il sufficient encouragement is offered
by our people. will do So
Mr.. J. G. Adams today disposed Of
half interest in his wall paper os;sblis
ment to W. J. Woodruff. mansger OF 3.
A. Maxwell & Co.'S retail wall paper
psrtmeut at Chicago. Mr.. Woodrr8,
who is therefore one OF the best III
paper men in the country. will moi o
Rock Island and assume charge q ) e
Adams Wall Paper Compsnyis bust
Mr.. Adsms retiring fx the practice <.f
law. ~
Al. Studer the long time driver on o.
old Moline & Rock Island lines is oftcf
duty for few days. This is so unusual
an occurrence with the little driver thst
ii has AWAKENED some curiosity and de
answer to many inquiries rs to the causf
discloses the fact that Studer has beeh
studiously rocking a cradle with each
hand for several days instead OF twisting
car brakes. A boy and Girl make UP
the pair and Studer Is proud of his luck