Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-06
CITY CHAT.

Ne" carpets are arriving daily at Il.
o. Hucks,sedt's.
Fred Hsigh. of Cable, was in the city q
few hours yesterday.
Pants from SO up made to order at the
Tri. City shirt factory.
Supervisor Martin Schoonmaker, of
Reynolds, came to town today.
Wanted-An apprentice boy about
fG years old call or address Fl. this Office
Have your shirts made to order at Tri-
City shirt factory, 1909 Second avenue.
Miss Agatha Eison returned last even
ing from an extended visit to Fort Riley
Leave your order with Frank Attwater
for pair of pants made to your meas
ure.
Don't fail to see the famous sweet baby
buggies al G. o. Huckstae dts before
buying.
A full line of shirts made by the Tri.
City shirt factory always on hand at the
factory. 1909 Second avenue.
DIR, ]. E Hawthorne has removed from
his old location over Dons store and is
now located over Krell & Maths.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. R. Johnston left this
morning for visit to friends and rela-
tives in New York and Connecticut.
The Tri-City Kennel club proposes to
send dogs to the great international
Kennel club meeting at Chicago next
week.
Clemann & Salznsnu have cut through
the north partition of their carpet room
and added more space to that mammoth
department.
AT the meeting or young men at the
Y. d. G. A. rooms tomorrow afternoon,
an address will be given by L. E. West;
subject, "How Shall My Life Here End?"
The finest male quartette in the United
States viii be heard in Rock Island soon.
It is the qusrtette of De Paw university,
and its entertainment will be presented at
the First Baptist church March IL
The last Of the series OF mssouerades
by Bleuet's band will be given at Armory
hall tonight. The full band will be in at
tendance and no one will be permitted to
enjoy the privileges of the floor before
midnight unmasked.
Memorial service OF the late Charles
Haddou Sturgeon, the greatest OF preach
tri. ut the First Baptist church tomorrow,
Sunday evening. An address on his
life, work and the chief element of his
power as christian minister.
The ladies of tho tr-Cities, under whose
auspices the charity ball is to be given at
the Harper Feb 30, are working faithfully
preparing for the event. Il will not be
leap year afr sir as heretofore stated, but
fancy dress aud domino party.
Tecumseh tribe 80. I. o. r NJ, will
give grand reception and ball at Turner
Grand opera house. Davenport. Friday
evening, Feb. 10, to which many from
Rock Island have been invited. Miss
Hampton. of this city. will take part in
vocal duet.
Frank r.. infant son OF John McDar
rah and wife, died at its parents lone
over PIT Seventeenth street, at $40
O'Clock this morning of stomach trouble,
aged months and days. The funeral
will occur from ST. .Ioseph's church to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Our fellow townsmau, Henry Carse,
has been granted patent on a device in
connection with soda water apparatus
which it is said will be valuable inven-
ton to those engaged in the manufacture
of soda and carbonated waters. and is
also credit to Mr. Carse's inventive gen.
Jus.
A precipe for summons was filed in the
circuit clerks Office this morning by
John Loeney, as attorney for plaintiff,
for S.. 600 damage suit of Thomas Mul
ligan against Claus Franck FIR selling
liquor to Mulligan's son, Edward, in con-
sequence of which it is claimed he broke
the window at Simon s. Mosenfelder's
store.
The new filter was put in operation on
Thursday and has been running ever since
So well satisfied was Mr.. Jewell with the
first test that he returned to Chicago
Wednesday night, placing the operating
of the plant in the hands of Superintend-
ent Murrin, and while time enough has
not yet elapsed to test it fully it gives
promise of being great success in every
particular.
Rev. r. F. Sweet. rector of Trinity
church offlciates at Monmouth tomorrow
and Rev. Victor 81. Webb of that city will
conduct the services at Trinity. From
Monmouth Mr. Sweet goes to Griggsville
to attend an important meeting of the
deanery of the diocese of Quincy. at