Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-05
CITY CHAT.

Ladies day at the Tower tomorrow.
Mems pans 81 so. worth $3-M. s. K.
Band concert at the Tower tomorrow.
Mems suits $1.75 worth SIN. & K.
Mems pants Use, worth 81 5O-M. s. <.
joliet vs.. Rock Island-Moline tomor-
row. Game a. $50.
Miss Millie Kiessling, of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. William Stewart
Rev. p. A. Cool is visiting old friends
in his former home in this city.
Street cars every 10 minutes to the
Tower tomorrow-Lsdies' day.
Attend the game tomorrow. Joliet
vs.. Rock Island Moline. Game at $50
Ladies day at the Tower tomorrow.
The gentlemen are expected TO supper.
Just opened the finest line of ties ever
shown in the city. at Lloyd s. Stewards.
A new line of negligee shirts-the
finest things in shirts in the city, at Lloyd
s. Stewards.
P. L. Mitchell and family have changed
their summer residence from Saratoga to
Watch Hill. Rhode Island.
Billy Cation, Rock Islands expert with
the cue arrived home from the east this
morning. having just returned from his
trip to Paris.
Have you seen those all wool negligee
shirts, the coolest shirt worn? Just re
ceived new line. Call and see them at
Lloyd s. Stewards.
You can get at Longs tomorrow black
berries. California pears. peaches. toma-
toes. cucumbers. and full q assortment of
home grown vegetables.
The Misses Mile and Emma Kies-
sling. Of Chicago, are in the city for a
two months visit to their cousins, the
Misses Sauerman and others.
The Joliets are playing at n-City
park this afternoon, and the same teams
play tomorrow and Sunday. Then the
Twins go away for few games.
A pair of beautiful sntlers, the gift of
Mrs. T. J. Buford. now ornament the
front of the band stand in Spencer Square,
where they were placed by Commissioner
Jackson.
Mrs. L. Kohn who has been visiting
her parents. Henry Burgower and wife
on Seventeenth street leaves this even
ing with her children for her home at
Mexia, Tex.
James Simser, the we'll known con-
ductor on the Tower line, has resigned
his position and is succeeded by Charles
Carlson. former popular conductor on
the syndicate lines.
The Rock Island Y. NJ. c. A. will hold
q reception this evening. The associs-
lion has now within S1,040 OF having
enough to complete the buil6ing-and is
going to get there.
The regular subscription concert given
by Otto's band at Hincher's summer gar
den Oh Elm street last evening was largely
attended. and "a on all previous occa-
sions proved delightful affair.
A very pleasant party Of about IS
couples went out to the Tower las. even
ing, and spent few hours in dancing and
social psstimes. During the evening
light refreshments were served, after
Capt. Crapster, brother-in-lsw of Mag
istrate Wivill, arrived with the U. s.
steamer Lily. from up the river this
morning and will remain hereabouts
over Sunday. The Gen. Barnard
anchored here over night, and went south
this morning
Frank De Schenke. the Belgian in
jured in the B mill as stated in THE
ARGUS last evening, was taken to Mercy
hospital in Davenport. after being at
tended by DR.. Bsrth. His limb is badly
crused and may necessitate amputation.
De Schenke has only been in this country
a short time and cannot speak word of
English.
The physicians of the Scott Medical
institute have returned and wish to
announce to their patients that their
office will still be at rooms 5 and 6, Ryan
block. as their parlors over the American
express office are not yet completed.
Former patients are requested to bring
their cards with them.
Company A, Sixth infantry, will leave
for The annual encsmpment at Spring.
field on special train over the G B. s.
@. railroad on Sunday night at 9 o'clock.
1t will be composed of 80 men and two
officers. under the command of First
Lieutenant II. A. Mcdonald. The boys
will meet at their armory tonight for
their last drill. Privates Johnston and
Serene and the two company cooks will
leave tomorrow morning, so as to have
everything ready for the company when
it arrives at Springfield Monday morning