Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-07
CITY CHAT.

MUSIC dt Tue LOuuou.
D. Roy Bowlby went to Chicago yes
terdsy on business.
Buy fall overcoat with music at the
London.
Solid silver match boxes at VIII R.
Johnsons.
Concert and fireworks at Spencer
square tonight.
Novelties in silver court plaster cases at
Will R. Johnson's
The London will continue its grand fall
opening all this week
Charles Burgoyne, of Andalusia, was
in the city today.
William Zsis, who pitches for the Ottum-
was. is home on a visit to his folks.
Have you seen the immense line of
boys suits in the London window?
Have you seen those fall overcoats the
London is showing at its opening this
week.
Miss Callie Evans returned yesterday
from two weeks visit to friends in
Oneida, Ill.
The largest day for clothing that Rock
Island has ever seen was Saturday at the
London opening.
For Sale-A Victor bicycle for $50;
cost when new Sl35. Can be seen at
Rev. Cues, $40 Nineteenth street.
Little Eugene Cronin, the victim of the
electric railway accident, still fingers be,
tween life and death
Oscar Noreeu, Henry Kimble and John
Pickett were each fined SO and costs for
being drunk and disorderlY.
Will Don has been appointed CHEF
usher at Harper's theatre in place of John
ONeill, who has gone to Des Moines.
The annual fair of the Rock Island
County Fair association will be held al
Coe. Sept. Is. 16. II end 1s-next week
The largest stock of fall goods that has
ever been shown in this city is being
shown at the London's fall opening.
G j. Dart and son Cyrus left yesterday
morning for Easthampton, Mass, where
the latter will attend school the coming
winter.
The first issue of the Tri>City Metho.
dist of Davenport, Rock Island and Mo-
line, has been received at THE ARGUS
Office
John Nelson. who has been in charge
of the Peoris yards here during the ab.
sence of Ysrdnaster Williams, returned
to his home in Peoria today.
Judge Smith convened the Septem-
Der term of the circuit court this after
noon. W. F. Schroeder was appointed
foremsn of the grand jury.
With the extra force of help the Lon-
don could not accommodate the large
crowd of people Saturday, so it will con-
tinue its grand opening all this week.
The Peoria Bicycle club has completed
arrangements for its third annual fall
race meet. to be held at Lake View Park.
Peoria, Friday and Saturday, Sept. IS
and 10. and the entries are beginning to
pour in from all directions.
W. s. Knowlton returned yesterday to
Chicago where he met his children. jam
mic and Grace, who have been in the east
all summer having visited WASHINGTON
Boston and other places of interest and
pleasure. They spent month at Har.
WITCH Port, Cape Cod.
Miss Emma Dow was given a surprise
at the Davenport homestead last SATURDAY.
evening in honor of her 18th birthday.
There were about 90 couple present.
Refreshments were served and all enjoyed
the event to the fullest extent.
On Friday evening Of this week will be
presented at Harper's theatre the great
dialect comedy, "Ole Olson" play which
has won the plaudits of all who have
seen it everywhere. aud which will be
witnessed by crowded house at Hsrper's
theatre
Fred W. Young for number of wears
past train dispatcher at the c., B.
d Q. left yesterday morning for Boards
town, where he will hereafter occupy a
similar position. Es S.fo ~! jo.n
him in few weeks. and they xill there
after m AXE that city their home
Rock Island will not be without .ltrac-
tions the coming week. Toaish. Bleuer's
band will play in Spencer square;
Prof. Otto's hand oivaa oo,oo-, =, Co.
Ger square tomorrow sfteraoon all 20.
morrow evening the Moline Light Guard
band plays at the amphitheasre previous
to the appearance of the carni val.
Invitations have been received in Rock
Island for the wedding reception of Miss
Marguerite Ecker and Lieut.. James
Z Normoyle OF the regular army, on
Sept. 81. at E. Paso. Tex. from to $50