Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-22
BRIEF MENTION.


sweets OF life-Krell & Math.
Easter novelties at Krell & Maths.
Choice pineapples at W. A. Ehleb's.
jersey sweet potatoes at w. A. En-
leb's
Ice cream or hot coffee at Krell g.
Maths.
Imported Swiss and Edam cheese at
W. A. Ehleb's.
Take stock in the Columbian expos;.
ton association.
Forty different styles hair bands at ].
Ramser &. Sons.
A full line of Heinz & Co.'S bottled
goods at W. A. Ehleb's.
Wanted-Girl for kitchen work in res
taurant. 3045 Fifth. avenue.
Call up telephone No. 1856 for stock in
the Exposition association.
The finest line of Easter novelties in
the three cities at Krell & Maths.
Wanted-At once, five good coatmak
ers by Rogers the tailor. Brady street !,
Davenport.
Wanted-Immediately. a girl for gem
ersl Homework. Inquire at 229, Six
teenth street.
For Sale-Steamboat The transfer
steamer, Milwaukee. Inquire of Thomas
c. Lawler, Prairie du Chen, Wis.
Removed from Third avenue to 1873
Eighteenth street-baled hay. potatoes
and all kinds of feed at Evans & Coors
feed store.
Let the children look into Krell &
Math s window and see the nice Easter
goods. Every ore of them can be filed
with candy. Think how one Of them
will please them.
"Nobody's Child" was presented at
Harpers theatre last evening BY the
Barnes and Summers company to a well
pleased audience. 1t was the best per-
formance of the compsny's repertoire SO
far. Tonight The Ranch King" is to be
given, and tomorrow afternoon Little
Lord Fsrntelroy" is to be given for mat
ioee by little Edna Reming.
The Moline Republican, Journal saws:
I'm connection with the transfers of the
Keator mill property to Mr.. Deere, it is
rdmored that the deal is to have a greater
81 ;nihcsnce than people ge nerally have
supposed. In case of the removal of the
railroad tracks to the river front, i, would
not be surprising move for the Illinois
& Iowa Railway & Terminal company,
with which MIR. Deere is prominently
identified, TO secure control of this prop
erty."
The street sweeping contract in Dav.
export has been let. F. Hentzelmanr
takes the Job, and will sweep the street:
twice a week for SO 40 for each 800 feet
per week. Some time ago bids were ad
vertised for, and when opened it was
found that three bidders were tied on The
lowestfigurerepresented- So for every two
sweepings OF 500 feet. TWAS sugges tee
Dy somt that the contract be awarded b.
lot. but wiser council prevailed, and III,
committee decided 10 call for new hi Is
1t will save 81 cents per week on ever
800 feet of paving that is swept this year
They are now Mr. and Mrs ia. Corey
They weren't Wednesday forenoon, nor
did their friends think they would be fol
some time vet That is where they wer,
mis- AIKEN. Mr. Corey obtained a license
to wed Miss Mary c. Latham from the
Rock Island county clerk Wednesday
The couple went 10 Moline where they
were quietly married, and then as quietly
returned home. They thought no one
knew anything about it, but murder wi
out and yesterday they were receiving
the congratulations of their friends. Mr..
Corey is q member of the electrotypins
firm of MCGEE & Corey. and Miss Lothian
is known as most estimable young lady
Davenport Democrat.