Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-05
CITY CHAT.

For nice seal caps, SEAL beaver and
mink cspes go to Benefits
Otto Rudent has returned from & two
months visit to Germany.
Alba Haywood and his great company
at Harper's theatre tonight.
j. 81. MacLafferty. of Seattle, Wash
is in the city visiting friends.
Gloves G.oves! Gloyes!l! Mitts
Mitts!! Mittsl | at Benefits.
II you want to enjoy a first class en-
tertainment go to Hsrper's theatre to
night.
Have you seen those suitings at Dix
on's? They are beauties. Call and see
them.
Finest assortment of albums and plush
goods in the city can be seen at W.
Trefz & Cos.
Toys for boys, toys for girls. toys for
big and small, can be had at the lowest
prices at W. Trefz & Cos.
Msj. Josiah Grou. formerly of Moline,
but who for several years has been at
Derby, VT, is at the Harper to spend the
winter.
See Clemsnn 6 Salzmsnn's elegant line
of writing desks, side boards, parlor
tables, bedroom suits, etc, before pur-
chasing your Xmss gifts.
Call in and see the new room and new
stock of furniture at G.. o. Huckstaedt's.
Prices that cannot be met at any other
house in the three cities
New goods arriving daily. Excellent
and substantial holiday gifts such as
ladies fancy writing desks. fancy rock
srs, etc, at G. o. Huckstaedt's.
Call and see the immense line of holt
day goods in the way of furniture, rugs,
etc. Prices guaranteed to be the lowest
in the three cities at Clemsnn s. Sslz>
msnn's.
". Carleton and Mrs. II. c.. Block, of
NeVburg. VT. are paying short visit to
MIS- r. G. Wil.erton on their way to Des
Moines TO visit Mr.. C.rleton's brother.
formerly o! Davenport.
cOuathau SpaCC, lOIU1cEl1 OF DOWNING
township, but now living near Cam bridge,
yves in the city today. He expects to
move back 10 Rock Island county shortly,
fact which his old friends will be pleased
TO know
At the meeting OF the Rock Island |
Liquor Dealers association, which &C.
Cured at Turner hall yesterday afternoon,
considerable business OF a routine char>
acter was transacted. and the snnus, elec> |
ton of officers, was postponed until Fri |
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, at which time |
other business will be transacted.
Tonight at Armory hall occurs the an
nual masquerade ball of Bleuers band. |
The reputation of this baud is such and !
its entertainments so universally success
full and plessursble that it is not neces-
ssry 60 do more than merely announce
the fact that the ball is to |
occur to insure large attendance. Street
cars will run after the ball.
The death of George w. Mckee, me ior
of ordnance, U. S. A, occurred from
heart disease last Monday at Frankfort
arsenal near Philadelphia, of which he
was in command. Major Mckee came to
Rock Island arsenal in 1881, and was
assistant to the commandment for two
years, when he was transferred to Frank
fort arsenal. He had splendid record
as an officer and a man.
Neither the Redpsth nor Lyceum lee
ture and concert companies compare with
the Alba Haywood company. The en-
tertsinment to be presented at Harper's
theatre tonight is diversified, classic and
of the highest order of merit. In order
that all may have an opportunity Mana
ger Montrose has placed the prices with
in the reach of all-25. 40 and so cents.
A large number of friends gathered at
The home of A. Loeb and wife on Second
avenue last evening, the occasion being
the silver anniversary of their wedding
The residence had been nicely decorated
and the host and hostess were the recip-
tents of large number of very handsome
presents. The evening was spent in dan.
cling and social amusements, and all who
were present enjoyed an exceedingly
pleasant evening.
]. A Rhomberg. president Of the Du-
buoue Street Railway company, returned
from Chicsgo this morning and reports
that in New York yesterday Judge Cox
of the United States court rendered a de-
cision temporarily enjoining the Accumu-
later company, of Philadelphia, from
manufacturing storage batteries. This
company has equipped the Dubuque line
and, should the injunction be sustained 1
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