Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-03
CITY CHAT.
New beets at Young's.
Fresh strawberries at MAYS.

night.
Home grown vegetables at Browners.
Home grown vegetables of all kinds at
Young's
Charles Simmon, of Rural, was in the
city today.
All kinds of home grown vegetables at
Browner's.
Radishes. onions and pieplsnt at
Young's.
Nice rsdishes, onions and asparagus at
Browner's.
II P. Stoddard. Of Edgington. was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Lucian Adams and children are
visiting at Peoria.
Mrs. d. B Shaw is visiting with frierds
in Kimball. 8. D.
See what the Brownies say on the third
page OF this paper.
The sterling melo- drama Lost 10 Lon
dom at Hsrpers theatre tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Stockhouse left for
not springs TINS AFTERNOON.
Those Macintosh rain coats are beau
ties. Call and see them al Lloyd &
Stewards.
See our new patent detachable umbrel>
Ia, the finest thing IN the world. Lloyd
s. Stewart.
The friends Of William Allen. living in
east Moline. were poisoned today by eat
ing can of salmon.
Three gsily painted wagons for the
Penn Tank Line company arrived this af,
ternoon. They are beauties.
Herman Schmacht has large amount
Of corn and pickeled meat which he will
sell cheap at his market, 1912 Third ave-
nue..
Small enough to pack in trunk, yet
large enough to keep the rain off-thst
new patent umbrella at Lloyd & Stew
arts.
Hon. E. W. Hurst left for the east last
evening on his way to Europe, meeting
his wife and the others of his party in
Chicago.
Travel over the Rock Island bridges
Sunday amounted to: Foot-North.
500; south. SOC; total, 1915 Teams
South. 1876; north, 400; total, 976.
Ferdinand Holdorf has purchased the
saloon formerly occupied by S. A. Mar.
schall on Third avenue where he will be
pleased to see all his old friends.
Peter Siemon has opened his sample
room at the corner Of Fifteenth street an d
Sixth ayenue-the old stand-where he
will be pleased to see all his friends
Mrs. Capt. W. d. Whistler left this
afternoon for Clinton to attend the funeral
of the little daughter of Capt. J. Dooley
and wife whose death occurred there this
morn ing.
Judge Glenn desires all members of the
bar to be present in court tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock, in order that de
faults may be entered and trial list
arranged
That Rock Island is to have anoth er
hotel, and a han isome one too, in the
vicinity of the Rock Island depot, is one
of the many evidences of the progress
the city is making.
Mrs. John Russ, residing at corner ot
Sixth avenue and Third street, died at
Mercy hospital at Davenport yesterday
aged 40 years, she having gone there to
undergo an operation for tumor. She
leaves husband and one child.
Judge Glenn reconvened the circuit
court at 9 O'Clock this morning. and the
petit jurors were excused until o'clock
tomorrow morning. The grand jury 8
hard at work grinding away and will
probably not report for several days.
The ladies of the N. E. church will
give their experience sociable and musi-
Gale Tuesday evening, May 10. Each
lady contributing will recite verse of how
she earned it, Supper will be served
from to for 25 cents. Admission 10
cents.
Postmaster Howard Wells, County
Clerk Fl. Kohler. Morris Rosenfeld, c.
81. Deere. 81. c. cleveland, F. G, Denk-
mann. C. L. Walker. F. L. Collins, B G
Kestor. q. A. Ainsworth, Adam Failing,
Senator W. F. Crawford, W. B. Payne
and q number OF republican stars of les
ser magnitude. have gone to Springfield
to reuominate Private Joe.
The board OF directors of the Rock
Island Savings bank who were elected
April IL P. l. Mitchell, John Crubsugh,
E P. Reynolds, L. Simon, b. P. Hull,
F. @. Denkmsnn. Phil Mitchell. e. W.
HURT and j. NJ. Buford. yesterday or
gsnized by electing P. l.. Mitchell, presi.
dent: F. G. Denkmann. vice president;