Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-22
CITY CHAT.
III pickles at Nays.


night.
oTsiers. celery and lettuce at Brown
er's.
Patrick Tobin, of Joslyn. was in the
city today.
William Jackson went to Omaha last
night on legal business.
L. S. GcCabe left this morning on a
business trip to Chicago.
A. II. Hartman. of St. Pssl, is in Rock
Island visiting with frierds.
Mrs. A. S. Marshall, of Huron, s. D.,
is visiting friends in the city.
Head lettuce, spinach. oyster plants,
soup punches and celery at Mays.
Madison Bowles came down from the
upper ead today to call on old friends in
the city.
Miss Johnson. of Omaha. is visiting at
the residence of j. V. Bailey on Second
avenue.
Those gloves and mit,ens are going
lively at Lloyd & Stewards. Prices that
catch them ell.
Tonight occurs the social snd banquet
Of the Rock Island Travelling mems ass O.
citation at the Harper.
S. A. MarschslI serves grand lunch
al his place, No. 1916 Third avenue,
every Saturday evening
Tom Chandler. formerly of this city,
and now located in Chicago. is calling on
Old friends in the city.
Miss Myrtle Stanton, of La Porte,
Ind, is visiting with her friend, Miss
May Culton on Second avenue.
Parties wishing anything in the picture
line will do well to call at the great auc.
ton sale at 170S Second avenue.
Only smother week before our removal.
We have bargains to offer in all lines.
Come early at Lloyd & Stewards.
IL. c. Schsfer returned last night from
Chicago with his son Harry, from whose
nose DR.. 81. Cradle successfully removed
tuuor.
N. Refs, Of Syracuse, N. Y, is in the
house of Dir. and Mrs. J. A. Freyhsn,
1411 Fourth avenue.
P. A, Merryman hiss disposed of his
interest in the Hotel Kestor at Moline TO
his partner. F. Y. Keator, who will con-
duct the business hereafter.
The Wholesale hardware firm of Stew
art & Montgomery dissolves Feb. /.
Capt. Montgomery retiring and DR..
Stewart continuing the business.
A party of young people from this city
and Moline attended sociabie given at
the residence of Mrs. Jane Weather
head at Bsrstow last evening. 1t was q
Jolly crowd and all enjoyed very pleas
ant time.
Peter Spaight. ,aborer at the Moline
Mslieabie Iron Works in Moline, had the
little and ring fingers of both hands
caught under trip hammer this morning
and smashed so that it was necessary to
smpuia'e parts of all the injured f fingers.
Il. c. Harris has just returned from
Chicago, where be has purchased large
stock of mother of pearl and oil painted
pictures, which he will dispose of st
auction commencing Saturday afternoon,
and will continue every afternoon and
evening until all the stock is sold. Call
and see them at 170S Second avenue.
The upper Mississippi Poultry Fancy
association is now showing display OF
about one thousand birds at the armory
at Davenport. which will last for the bal
snce Of the week. It's a show worthy
of the attendance it is receiving, and q
failure to see the birds means the missing
or rare treat. E. W. Clark, OF Day
ten, Ohio, will be the judge OF awards.
s. w. McCulloch, of Milan, member of
the Rock leland County Farmers Institute,
returned last evening from attending the
farmers institute of the Ninth congress
sionsl district held at FsirburY, III. The
attendance was very large. The pro-
ceedings differ from those held here in
that the subjects were discussed by APP
poIntments. Prominent men such as
Governor Fifer and Gen. Oglesby were
present. The meetings were attended by
no less than 1900 people and the speak
ers on the programme were all present.
One of the attractions was a corn show
Col Fl. B. Burgh met with what might
have proved a very serious accident while
crossing Eleventh street about o'clock
last evening. A team driven by some
unknown person dashed around the cor.
Der as Col. Burgh was crossing the street
and before he could step aside he was
knocked down, the driver of the team not
even stopping to see how seriously he was
Injured. Mr.. Burgh, who has been suf-
feriug from rheumatism for some time,
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