Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-04
CITY CHAT.


Remnant week at McIntire Bros
The Turkish Bath" is at the Harper.
Visit the bargain counter at the Bos.
ton.
William Killing, of Coal Valley, was in
the city today.
D. Roy Bowiby leaves this evening for
Chicago on business.
Remnants, remnants, remnants! Nc
Intire Bros this week.
Farther and deeper cuts on jackets and
wraps at McCabe Bros.
You heard the drop? 1t was in Nc
Csbe Bros cloak department.
For ssle-A nice gentle, fresh mich
COW. Enquire OF J. j. Reimers.
John B4hnsen, of Warsaw, Neb., is in
the city visiting friends and relatives
Closing some especially good things
this week in dress goods ut McCabe
Bros
Miss Sue Denkmann left this morning
for Wellesley, Mass to resume her STUDIES
ut school.
You may fad just what you want i
caeap shoe at the Boston on their bal~
gain counter.
Jackets were So G5. So rs, 81 "a, SIS SO,
Sc 10, you will find them this week all
81 so at McCabe Bros.
Mrs Henry S. Fraser, of Indianapolis,
is yet very i'll at the home of P l.. Mitch
ell, though gradually recovering.
Remnants Hlsck and colored wool dress
goods, remnants table linens. remnants
h4nnels. etc. at McIntire Bros. this
week.
Services will be held each evening this
week except Saturday at 1880 in the lee
ture room of the Central Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. n Harder, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. G. Eddy, on Thir
teenth street, has returned to her home
in Kansas City.
The second masquerade given by
Bleuer's band at ArmorY hall on Saturday
evening was largely attended and proved
very enjoyable affair.
Scarlet twill flinnels worth soc down
to 81! worth 25c reduced 20 1919 this
week to make racket In the flannel de
partner; at McCabe Bros.
Harry Gilmore, who has been spend
ing his holiday vacation at home, re-
turned today to Chester, Pa. where he is
attending a military school.
The condition OF Police c .ptain George
Long who has been i'll for some time, is
such as TO warrant the gravest fears. He
has the iufueIz4 in its most severe form.
Edward Denkmann left this morning for
New y Ork, and in few days sets sail for
Europe, whittier he goes TO return with
his sister, Miss Title, who is visiting in
Germany.
Maj Alex Mackenzie left this morning
for Chicago. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Lucia who returns to
New York City, where she has been at
tending school.
J. Wimot Eckert. the tenor of "a
Turkish Bath" company, to be seen to-
night. has remarkably clear and sweet
tenor voice. He was for wears leading
tenor at the "Trivoli, San Francisco.
This evening occurs the grand opening
of The Club under the management OF
O'C)unor s. Cation. The latter, assisted
by some of his friends of national repute
will give exhibitions with the cue and
worries
At the meeting of the Tri-City Minis
terial association in Moline today Rev.
A w. Archibald, of Davenport, was
elected president; Rev. j. H. Kerr. of
this city, viceNpresident, and Rev A. NJ
Stocking. of Moline, secretary.
L c. Gibbs, for some time past day
operator at the c., r, 1. & P, has been
transferred to Trenton, Mo. where he
will take a position as train dispatcher.
F. G.. Emmons, the present night oper-
ator succeeds Mr. Gibbs as day man.
Special evangetlstlc services Will be
held each evening. during the week of
prayer, and probably for two or three
weeks at the First Methodist church
Services this evening, brief sermon and
bright singing To these services gem
eTal invitation is extended.
j. J. Reimers leaves tomorrow morning
for Chicago which will! hepcefOrth be mis-
home, the Office of John J. Reimers Il
Co.. wholesale lumber. room 20S,
Rialto building. having been opened this
morning. Mr.. Reimers will be attended
by toe best wishes of his many Rock ISL
and friends in bis new venture.
Tomorrow evening occurs the annua
installation of the officers of BarrettChap-
-. NJ, 70 ID NJ alcn q fna musical