Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-25
CITY CHAT.


Observe Reidy Bros. change of add
II is TO your advantage to read it.
Wsnted-A boy to do chores at 242e
Eighth avenue. must be able to milk.
DR.. W. q. Ludewig went to Chicago
Saturday, night and spent Sunday there
Herman Weisler Is home from Trenton.
Ne, on visi, to his relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Hannah Norton, of Milan, left
his morning for Clinton on few days
visit.
the Land of the White Czsr"-Lieut.
Hsmilton's lecture at Harper's theatre
tonight.
Capt. J. NJ. Montgomery returned today
HON q two weeks trip through Nebraska
and Dakota.
Hon. E. W. Hurst and Phil Mitchell
are home from a business trip to north.
eastern Nebraska.
The Columbian soliciting committees
are expected to make important reports
81 tonlghts meeting.
Charles Weber, who is home from the
coast, left last night for Chicago on
short business trip.
DR.. snd Mrs. W. A. Paul returned last
night after spending>s few days visit with
friends in Minneapolis.
The ladies of Trinity church have pos
ooned their linen sale TO have been held
his month. until June.
George R. White was fined $40 and
costs in the police court this morning for
being drunk and disorderly.
Wsnted-Board for two, with or
without room, for man and wife. Ad
dress Postal Telegraph office.
The matrimonial bans were announced
N st. Joseph's church yesterday between
John Moran and Miss Mary Richards.
Mrs. Morris Rosen6eld and daughter,
Miss Irene, left this morning for Chicago
on few DAYS visit in the Garden CITY.
George Wagner and wife left Yesterday
morning for New York City, and will sail
about May for Europe. where they ex-
pect &c spend the summer
z. W. Hsislip and family left for Chi
cseo Saturday night. Mr. Hsislip returns
ing this morning. His family will spend
the summer in Chicago
Reserving of seats begins st usual
-?lsce ST 730 tomorrow morning for the
grand concert by Lotus Glee club at Hsr.
Per's theatre on Thursday night.
Robert Cook, clerk Of the steamer Rein-
deer, fell of the boat near Winons, Mimi,
Saturday morning and was drowned.
Cooks home was in Lyons, Iowa.
Speaking of wall paper, George SUIT
clife has the largest and best selected
stock west of Chicago. If you doubt it,
cs.l at his large store and he will con-
vince you.
Everybody is trying to save their money
TO enable them to attend the Worlds
lair, butthey cannot livei in dirt. Tolive in
clean house and save money besides,
buy your wall paper of Sutcliffe.
Mrs. Nancy Harold died at Minneap>
Oils yesterday morning, and her remains
Will be brought to this city for interment.
The funeral will take place from the
residence Of Willard Baker, 722 Twen.
leth street, tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock
TIE boys of the First Ward school
played the No. 6's game OF base ball on
Saturday afternoon, the game resulting
in victory for the former By q score of
20 to 10. Conqueror and woodin wss
The first ward battery, and Scherer and
Aud for the No 6s.
John Wise. employed at the Mitchell s.
Lynde building, got his right hand caught
While working about the elevator this af
ternoon in such manner that it was bad
y lacersted. piece of iron being driven
almost through the hand. DR.. Sala Dress
ed the injured member, and it will prob
ably lay Mr.. Wise up for some time.
There are wild rumors afloat of q prize
fight that is said to have taken place in
q pasture between here and Milan yes err
day afternoon The mill is said to have
been between 8 man named Geiger and
another named holt. and that the former
~ss knocked out. 1t seems to have
tnken plece with few tips on the side.
J. W. Potter returned Saturday even
ing from Hot Springs where he has been
FOR the past three weeks for the benefit
o. MS health. having for 10 weeks been a
II frer from rheumatism. He leaves in
c morning for Springfield to attend a
meeting of the democratic state central
committee tomorrow night, and the state
convention the following day.
All patrons of the lecture association,
when they get their seats reserved for