Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-05
CITY CHAT.
,ces ., Souder & Sons.

Ounces ~ Souder d Sons
Siberisn Gratis - Sounder & Sons
Secure homes in the Keystone dis,rie.
Little gem melons At Gouder & Sons.
Fancy eating apples a, Souder i
Sons.
Ali kinda Of fresh vegetables .; Souder
Il Soma
Go to Moline tonight and hear Con-
gressmsn Springer
George Wagner left for Dubuque yes
terdsy o. business
Peaches and grapes By the basket al
Souder j. Sons.
Lots ia the Keystone district are central.
accessible and clean
Charles Herman, of Dubuque. il visit
ing friends in the city.
Samuel Baker Of E3eisg:oa called at
TEE ARGOS ofHoe today
J Bliss Of Chicago il visiting his
daughter, Mrs. l. F. Giles.
Every body is going 10 Moline tonight
TO hear Congressman Sprioger.
HOUSES for sale on the instaIlmen,
PLAZA. or to rem, by E. e. Guyer.
Boys should all endeavor TO win THR
ARGUS prize Any industrious boy ms;
win it.
Anoyster supper viii be served al the
South Park chapel on Friday evening Of
this week.
General Secretary Blas esiey Of the Y
NJ. C. a. went TO Minneapolis last nigh,
on business.
Street cars will soon run from down
.own factories 10 Thirty eight street, the
beat location for cheap homes.
Mrs. W. B Ferguson and Miss Fannie
GeI.nd left last night for D4nville to at
tend the state convention o; the W. c. T.
L.
James Taylor. Of Taylor Ridge. was il
the city today on his return from visit
to his daughter. Mrs. Flower. in Huron.
8. ID.
James Mccarthy and James Baker Of
Edgington, and Michael Doolev. of Pre-
emption. were trio OF young democrats
in the city today.
They call them jugs" in England; in
this country everybody knows what you
mean when you say pitchers Jugs r
pitchers. the prices drop Saturday a,
Loosley's crockery store. Gard fifth
page.
A club known IS the West End Ath-
letes has been formed and will have its
frs. dance at Stools hall next Saturday
night BIeutr's orchestra viii furnish
music. An friends are invited. and OBJ
lection able people are advised not to at
tend.
Simon s. Mosenfelder at Monmouth was
entered and several hundred dollars wor,h
OF overcoats and other clothing taken
The firm has q clue to the intruders and
may capture them
Tuesday was the 18th birthday of John
]. Jordan. son of W. Fl. Jordan and wife.
and II Was sgreesbiy celebrated in the
evening by large number of his young
friends beng INVITED TO supper. after
which several hours were spent socially
Park Commissioner Jackson Of Spen-
Ger Square held conference last night
with the park committee OF the city coun-
Gil TO consider preparations for the dedi-
cation of the Black Hawk statue in Spen-
Ger Square on its arrival. An interest
ing programme will be carried out in
which it is OF improbable portion Of q
tribe of Indians will participate.
The new Fsmous shoe store. los Third
street, west of Brady, was opened last
Tuesd ay with an elegant new stock and a
rushing business. G. L Wynes, the
proprietor. will be remembered by many
as the successful business man who con-
Quoted the Central shoe store some years
ago. He is a peasant salesman. and an
experienced business man. Give him
call at his new stand ami be convinced
that his goods are the best and prices the
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