Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-15
CITY CHAT.

Bleuer's band plays in Spencer square
tonight.
Miss Lulu Baker left this morning for
Evanston.
j. S. Corus. ofCod Valley, was in the
city today.
DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Paul have returned
from Chicago.
George W. Cash left today on visit
to Newton, Kas.
J. Z. Emmett In Fritz in Ireland at
the theatre tonight
Frank Horn left last nigh, for Chicago
on business trip.
See adv. of Adams Wall Paper COM
pany on another page.
Monroe Kohn went to Des Moiues
last night on short visit.
Rock Island is to have big new fac
tory in very few days.
Miss Kate Speer left this morning on a
visit to friends in Detroit, Mich.
zoe paper cut to 124o at adams Wall
Paper compsny's clearing sale.
Rudolph Schwecke returned last night
from three months visit to Europe.
n. ]. Dalton, of Baltimore. Nd, is
visiting with friends in Rock Island.
Prices as low as the loves. in wall
paper and still lower at George SATELLITES
The biggest bargain ever offered in the
tea line at Mays on Wednesday morning,
New pack all yellow peaches at 12
cents can. going like hot cakes, at
Mays.
Harry A Gable. OF Spiceland, lad, is
visiting with his uncle, Col H. B. Burgh
and family.
Great rush to get wall paper at 24c,
which formerly cost Sc, at Adams Wall
Paper company.
Just think Best black and green tea
mixed, worth 50 cents q pound. for &c
cents. at Mays on Wednesday only.
Tonight at the home of Wallace Benz
der. on Twenty>second street, occurs the
marriage of Miss Jennie Bender to Charles
Wilson.
A former Rock Island young man, nov
living at Seattle, is soon to return to
Rock Island for his bride.
Edward Field was thrown from a wag,
on on Twentieth street and run over yes
terdsy sfterno IN. but luckily was not
seriously injured.
Miss Bertha Schmid. of this city. re-
ceived first premium at the Davenport
fair and exposition on Goddess OF Liberty
in bead and worsted work.
Robert McGse arrived from Chicago
yesterday with the granite log cabin de-
sign which is to ornament the south tri-
angle of Spencer square.
E. B. Sergeant. ofRockfori, is in the
city calling on old friends. Mr.. SIR
geant is building handsome residence
in the Forest city.
Edward Kohn has returned from
Chicago. Mrs. Kohn leaves for New
York tonight. Her son Louis will &C.
company her as far as Chicago.
What we say we mean, prices on wall
paper 20 to 80 per cent lower than auy
other dealer in the city. Call and see for
yourself. George Sutclffe.
Prof. Gould the aeronaut, is back
from Burlington. where, according to
the papers of that city, he made sue
cesstul ascension and leap Sunday.
TIE ARGUS is in receipt of an elaborate
poster announcing grand demonstrs-
tion at Spokane Sept. 1924. Prominent
speakers from various parts of the coun-
try are to take part.
Sidney o. Roberts, OF Thawville, ILL.,,
accompanied by his brother, C. G..
Roberts. prominent business man of
Clinton. Iowa, was calling on Rock Isl.
and friends yesterday.
They are at last tearing down the bill
boards on fiat iron square back of the
central hose house ia obedience to the
order of the last council meeting. The
ground is also being properly brought to
grade.
O-Ssu.Kee tribe Improved Order of
Red Men attended in body the institu-
ton of the new tribe Of the order at
Davenport last night at which Will II.
Swander, of Des MONIES, formerly of
Rock Island. officiated.
Capt, Alex Lam )ut. of the Dora, saws
that in 48 years of steamooating he never
saw such light trafi; on the upp er Mis-
sissippi. On last ,turday there was but
one boat leaving here for the upper Mis-
sissippi.-St. Louis Republic.
Buford Post 243, G A. R., held an in,
teresting meeting last evening. 1t was
of the nature of q farewell to Rev. G. W.
Cue, chaplain OF the post. Addresses
were made by Mr.. Cue and by Mayor
McConochie and Gen. Schmitt.
Miss Mary Cleland, the faithful and