Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-13
CITY CHAT.


exit today.
Miss Mable shannon. of LeClaire, is
visiting friend in the city.
Warted-A girl FOR gener 81 homework
Apply at 1011 Fourth avenue.
Clemann & Selzmaun have just re-
ceiyed some fine baby buggies. Cali and
zee them.
Wanted-Ten frst-olass coat makers,
must be good wovkmen Apply at Hoppe
The tailor.
The Misses Ella and Mamie Collins
left today on a short visit to friends in
Tisklwa.
L. G. Hechinger. representing the
Columbian Accident company of Chicago,
is in the city today on business.
The meeting Of the board of education
to have been held last evening was adj
jourued uutHahis ev ming.
Benz Whitsitt of Pre-em ption.
was IL the city today on his return from
Chicago, where he has been on business.
Arthur De Celle, who has been visiting,
with his sister, Mrs John Breecher, thtsl
past few days, hes returned 20 his home
in Sioux City. !
Now is your time to select your css~i
pets and the largest stock to select from
in the Mississippi Wiley can be seen at
Clemsnn & Sslzmsnu's
The Atlantic passenger trains on the
Rock Island road will be restored tomoI,
row, leaving Rock Island at S45 a m.
and returning at 5:45 p. m.
Two well known young men of tbs
city have lessed the Dimick track out on
Ninth street, and will devote it TO the trains
ing of fancy stock the coming summer.
Thomas Burgmeier was fined S.
and costs this morning for being drunk
and disorderly, and Nick Meyers and
Nick Blakesly IS and costs each for in
toxication.
Tecunseh tribe No. 80. I. o. R. NJ,
of Davenport, gave reception ard bali
last evening. A pleasing feature was
piano duet by Misses Newton, of DAven-
port, and Hampton of this city.
In the midst of the bright, cheering at
mosphere of today comes the chilling adj
moni,ioa from the signal sesvice to hoist
the black Jag indicating decline of 20
degrees by tomorrow night.
G o H1ckstae1t has just received a
fine line Of halltrees. chamber suits, car
pets, po7tiers and zee curtains. 1t will
pay yoI 20 CT. and see how exceedingly
low be Is selling
The aides OF the Christian CD urch will |
give NarthslWashI- gton superior Tues
day evening next in the church parlors, |
and 8 N usicsl programme appropriate to |
the occasion will be rendered during the |
evening.
Through en- error in the columns OF
Thursday S issue. ii WAS stated that Gle
mann & Ss.zmapu had received a carload !
OF bedroom and parlor suites, which should |
have read bedroom suites. IS they |
make sll their own psrlor suites.
Henry Schillinger will probably leave |
Davenport in the spring to spend year |
IN southern California, where he hopes to |
regain the health that has become rather |
impaired by attention to his duties here |
He will take his violin with him Div |
export Democrat.
Rev. W. 5. Marquis will give the first |
of q series of talks on Live Issues" at
the Y. n, c. A t-morrow afternoon
The topic. Does Death Fad ALP" will
be of special interest. O. H. Creel will
be present and sing.
The stock of the American Clothing
company was sold this morning By Deputy
Sheriff Silvis Goods to the amount of
$l0.75 were s)ld to different parties, ST er
which the rest Of the stock consisting of
IA different lots was sold to D>drick
Gilman for q total of $4OSl.
The game of indoor base bail ut Ar
mory hall last evening between the
Rodman Rifles and picked nine
resulted in score of SO to in favor OF
the Rifles. Johnson ard Cook were the
Rifles battery and Sage aad Browner
filed the points for the picked nine.
Miss Minnie Sommer, residing at 1922
Third avenue, while skating on Long
pond about 0 o'clock last evening in some
way lost her footing and fell in such a
manner that her right ankle was seriously
sprained. She was taken to her home
and attended by Dr.. Meyers. who found
the ankle badly spTsined. but 10 perma
nent injury is anticipated.
Mrs. Johanna Angium died at 1870
LIST night at the residence Of her nephew,
wv Roche. corner Of Twelfth street
and Fifth avenue. aged 81 She was
born in Ireland and had lived in America
40 years. Her home had been with MI.