Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-22
CITY CHAT.

oecaie hakes 10 cents at Weckeps.
Wanted, 25 union tailors at F. C.
Hopes
Mrs. c. Ljrde left for Chicago yester.
day morning.
Frank Garrett. of Coe, was in the city
today on business.
Bicycles on the installment plan at
Charles McHughs.
Theodore Mock, of Cambridge, was in
the city today on business.
The latest in bicycles at Charles Nc
Hughs under Harper house.
Proctor & CANDLES polo soap, three
bars for % cents at Weckels
Only men who wear pants and can use
the union label wanted at Hopes.
Uncle" Lewis Wilson and E. T. viii.
son. of Rural, were in the city today.
Novelties in picture frames at the art
room of the Adams Wall paper company.
Miss Agnes Bixby, who has been sick
since Monday, is reported some better
today.
DR.. Thomas Galt's condition was not
so encouraging yesterday afternoon. ard
ne remains about the same today.
David Keller, who has been visiting in
the city the past few weeks, left for St.
Paul this morning.
Barrett chapter A, F. & A. NJ. con.
ferred the royal arch degree on three
candidates last night.
Exhibition game of base ball today and
tomorrow at Davenport base ball park.
Oshkosh VS.. Davenport; game called at
1916 p. m.
The Rock Island Building Loan &
Saving ASSOCIATE on made loans last eve
ming agg regating s14.75O at premium
of % per cent.
Everyone is talking about the wonder
full things Prof. Parker is doing at Turner
hall. The marvels of mesmerism tonight
and every night this week
Martin Huthmaker will from this day
forward make picture frames for the
Adams Wall Paper company's art room
exclusively, and fof no others.
The Housel, Woodyatt & Cos music
house will open for business tomorrow
morning. Remember the place, Darts
Sons new store on Second avenue.
Fred Heady and son Frank arrived in
this city from Fort Madison this morning.
Mr.. Hesdy was formerly an engineer on
the c B & Q. and resided here.
John J. Meehan, formerly engineer at
the waterworks, is now in Chicago and
will hereafter maze that his home. He
will be joined by his family from this city
tonight.
The family of the lale Mrs. Philebsr de-
sire 10 return their heartfelt thanks for
the many favors bestowed upon them
during the Illness and at the death of their
mother.
Hermann Riess, who was mentioned as
having gone to Chicago last night, wishes
THE ARGUS TO state that he did not 60,
but merely accompanied b s father to the
depot.
NJ. JOY. an employee of the pillow shops.
had his right foot crashed between an
elevator and the floor yesterday. DR..
Paul attended him and no serious results
are au;iclpsted.
F. G. Beach, general Superintendent. of
the Central Union Telephone company
who has been at the Harper several days,
on an inspection of the tIi-city Offices OF
the company. returned to Chicago this
morning.
The gfod1d has been broken for Mrs
George Schneider's cottages on Fifth
avenue east of Twenty-third street. They
are TO be story and half each high
and will cost about $4,000 each. c. ].
W Schreiver has the contract.
Prof Parker. the hypnotist, gave nil
second lecture at Turner hall last nigh
and again gave some very interesting ex
periments in hypnotism. He succeeded
in hypnotizipg three out of FIVE persons
with whom be experimental.
Call at j. Rsmser's and see the beauti
full gold watch to be given TO the hand
soonest baby under two years OF age q
the NJ. E. May festival at the rink. A
who have children to enter in this ccntes
are requested to hand their names to Mr.
Cue before May /.
The remains of Mrs ]. B. Koch ar
rived from Mason, Wis, last evening an
were taken to the residence of Pete
Scherer, Fourth avenue and Tenth street
from whence the funeral was held thi
afternoon. Rev. c. A. Mennicke off1cia
ting. The pail bearers were Walter Dau
Der, B. Winter. R. Koehler, Fred Hilin
ger George Scherer and Fred Schotz