Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-28
CITY RAr.
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Duck dinner a. D.vldsous tomorrUv.
Christmas presents at VIII R John,
sons'
Felt sailor a 25c again tomorrow at
McCabe Bros
Any kind of a cake msle>to order at
KEEL Il Maths
Chlirtmas preseO's At Will R John.
sons, p,
W. J X rruas car load OF sleighs to
sell very cap.
Uncle mny Goode, of Andarusia was
in the city % lay,
Christmas presents At VIII R. John,
sons,
When buying fresh oysters, buy the
Black Hawk brand.
Chr;stm,s pr SCENTS a, viii R John
sons.
Mr.. aud Mr-. Tom B rres of Pre-
emption were ia oEn Saturday.
Three a No p4utaloon makers
wanted HI =. Z Hopes Al once.
Chris,m presents At VIII R John
sons.
The Kuigh It P. thlss lsve = meeting
WEDNESDAY evening for the election OF
officers.
Mrs. John VS. of Savannah visited
this week win hey sister, Miss Hattie
Duffy or Rock Island
Mrs. J. Conner has issued Invitation
for card party tomorrow afternoon and |
tea in the evening.
Thursday McCabe Bros. Will sell BIC
lot of embroidered handkerchiefs AZ 10 /
cents piece TO sll in line
Thomas Sexton who has been at |
Srestor, Pontiac snd ST Louis for some
time past is at home again.
Ephrisn Warren, of WATERFOWL, and
one OF tue Oldest residents OF the upper
end" was in the city today.
big Job of Smyrna rugs with manu-
tscturers' imperfections go on ssle
Wednesday at McCabe Bros.
DIR. Ltmsn P. W,lt.r at the Harper
house next Wednesday, is one Of the
most no ed specialists 10 the west
Pocahontas Council No. ) are REQUEST
ed to meet st their hall Wednesday even
ing. Nov. 80. By order of secretary. /
The well known specialist, Dr.. Lyman
p. Walter. visits the city and can be
seen ri The Harper next Wednesday, /,
Nov. 50.
Do you remember that Wednesday is
the lass day that McCabe Bros. will take
orders for dgessmgking with 10 per cent
discount?
We have commenced making home
made candies. II you want some good
tsfy. cream caUdy ar csrsmes stop in to
Krell & MaIn's-fresh every day.
DR.. Lyman P. Walter. the celebrated
specialist Of Chicago, will he At the Ha1-
per house on Wednesday, Nov. 80. when
those who desire can see him.
James Mills died Of Ia grippe at
Wilton, Ia. at o'clock this morning.
The Funeral will occur from the resi-
dence of ]. Ross Mills at 1890 a m. to-
morrow.
Notice. Late on Saturday McCabe
Bros. received shipment of the mob
best jackets and coats they have had this
season. AL will be on sale on Monday
morning.
Wonders never cease at McCabe
Bros. On Monday they will sell a lot of
misses gCssameT rain circulars at 14e
Mems gosssmer rain coats at So, al
slightly damaged
Mrs. Benton Hamilton and children
accompanied by Mrs. earthly who have
been visiting Mr.. and MIS-. Paul Hamilton,
returned to their home at Colorado
Springs last evening.
Miss Amy Loosely, of this city. left on
Saturday for her home in Iowa City in
response TO a message that her father II
Loosely, had sustained severe injuries by
falling on g slippery walk.
T. W, Preston, a cOmpositor in the
Argus news room, was stricken Saturday
night with paralysis and is in preCsrious
condition al his home at the Union house.
DR.. Z. NJ. Ssls is ia attend 4nce.
p l. Q1ackenbush, who has been con.
nected with Dubuque papers in repOr-
torisl capacity for the past two years and
who has been more recently employed On
the staff of the Chicago Times, is in the
city.
Miss Lucy Ranbarger left today on the
G B. s. @. for Fort Madison, where she
will visit her sister Mrs. Miller, few
days; then she will leave for Denver, Col.
on the Santa Fe TO spend the rest of the
winter.
The Junior League anniversary, which
was postponed few evenings ago, &C
ours al the First Methodist church to-
morrow evening 1t was to have been
held last week but WIS postponed and
will probably be largely attended.
The horse and buggy belonging t. DR..
Wstzek. of Davenport, that was sup
posed to have been stolen from Twenty
third street a few evenings ago, was
found tied to tree near the Catholic
cemetery on Saturday afternoon. 1t was
returned to its owner in Davenport in
the evening.
County T. easurer Campbell is in re-
csipt of a card from L. W. Hixon, of
Memphis. Mo-. asking information in re-
gard to an uncle. one George Hixon. rs
years of age, supposed to reside some
where in this state. ANY InformstiC n
will be gladly received by him.