Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-25
CITY CHAT.
lew millinery al McCabe Bros.

M Ocbnell leIt LOT Tue east tnlS morn
ing.
Martin Renfro has gone to Chicago to
reside.
Hugh Ralston went to Chicago this
morning.
Spring gloves at BENEFITS in all the
new shades,
Genuine Indigo blue prints at At centss
at McCabe Bros.
j. T. OConnor went to Chicago to.
day on business.
Opening-See McIntire Bros. adv,
Thursday, March Is
Wsnted-Twoex experienced dining room
girls at the Harper house.
Mrs. Michael Lynch. of Third avenue.
is visiting friends in Chicago.
Don't forget the grand concert at the
Baptist church tomorrow evening.
Charles Seaton. of the Cambridge
Chronicle, was in tie city last evening.
Patrick Lynch. chief of the Des Moines
FIRE department, is visiting in the city.
McIutire Bros. spring opening. See
special adv. on another page, Thursday,
March &C.
Easter cards, Easter booklets, Easter
eggs, Easter oonnets now open at Nc,
Cabe Bros.
Spring Opening-McIntire Bros.
Thursday, March &c. specisl attraction.
Read sd
Dress goods lie at McCabe Bros; those
p cents dress serges will be closed on;
this week.
Miss Blanche Warrington, of Chicago,
is a guest of Miss May Culton, of
S07 Second avenue
Miss Mary Egan left for Chicago this
morning TO spend the Easter tide with
friends in that city.
Just received. a car load of fine exten.
sion tables and bedsteads, at II F. Cor
des 1902 Tecond avenue
Fancy shifting prints at %; yard are
great bargain. One case al McCabe
Bros. Cannot last long.
j. F Carney, formerly operator at the
c., R. |. & P. las returned from an ex-
tended trip through the south
McIntire Bros, spring opening. will take
place Thursday, March 26. Read an
nouncements on back page.
W. S. Allen. deputy United States
marshal of the eastern district Of Arksn>
sas. was in the city yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. E II. Guyer are receiv-
ing congratulations on the arrival of son
in their home in Edgewood park
Mrs, j. Il. Hayes and her mother, Mrs.
Goodman. left this morning for a weeks
sojourn in St. Louis visiting relatives.
A young society man who is soon TO
wed. spends his evenings at tie Harper
house billiard room, when not with his
affisnced.
W. 81. Cation, Rock Islands fam Gus
biliiardist, will sail for France May /, and
during the summer will play exhibition
games in Paris
There will be another car load of
chamber suites in next week, which will
sell at rock bottom, at II. F. Cordes', 1902
Second avenue
Mrs. W. s. Knowlton IS seriously i'll
at her home on Second avenue, so sick
that the gravest spprehensions are felt as
to her recovery.
The postoffice site is not settl 3D. but if
you will come to Harper's theatre Friday
night we will show you where the ma
jority of people would locate it.
John Stafford has given ID his po-
stion in the insurance Office Of E. W.
Hurst with a view of accepting a place
as clerk on the steamer F. C. A. Denk-
mann.
II. W. Haislip is being mentioned a s
sd invinceible candidate for alderman ON
the democratic ticket in the Second
ward. j. S. Dsrrah. the grocer, is also
being spoken of.
The democratic aldermanic nomination
n the Fourth ward will probably be
rendered to A. D. Huesing, which means
that he will be Alderman Tindalls COL
league in the city council.
Alderman Knox is doing considerable
hustling in the Fifth ward. he wants to
be reelected. but the increasing demo
cratic vote in that ward seems to be caus q.
ing him considerable uneasiness.
Hon. TIL mas Lambert, of Ssbula. was
in the tri-citles yesterday, and closed a
contract with Kahlke Bros, of his city,
for new ferry boat to cost 50, 0O0 which
is to run between Sabula and Savanna.
The entertainment at the Twenty-ninth
street chapel last evening was success.
full affair IN all ways The part taken by