Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07
CITY CHAT.

Jersey sweet pOt6toeS AT OouueT W
Sons
81. B. Sudlow returned last night from
his trip east.
Nice fresh oysters and celery at Sou
der & Sons.
Morris Rosenfeld went to Chicago last
night on business.
Will Battles is home from Peoria on a
short visit to relatives.
Go to Harper's theatre tonight and see
"Ole Olson" catch fish.
Look Out for Will r. Johnson's drive
on knives aid forks.
Swedish quartet with "Ole Olson" at
Harper's theatre tonight.
Look out for Will r. Johnson's drive
on knives and forks.
Nice California pears. grapes and
peaches at Souder s. Sons.
Look out for VIII r. Johnson's drive
on knives and forks.
You can buy good umbrella for q
very low price at the Columbia.
Look out for Will R. Johnson's drive
on knives and forks.
James Battles. of Chicago, is here on a
visit to his relatives and friends.
T. c. Brewer of Milwaukee is visiting
Rock Island friends for a few DAYS.
Bert Clark, of Beardstown, was calling
on old friends in the city yesterday.
Do you know Mrs. Bridget O'Flanni,
gan9 She is the widow Of "Ole Olson"
Miss May Richardson is home from
Chicago on a short visit to her relatives.
Miss Grace Jobe has accepted a posi-
ton as photographer in the office of Refs
4 Co
Lost-A pug about five months old.
Return to 11l7 Third avenue and receive
reward. g.
Those sledge- hammer prices at the Col
u,nbis make the competitors howl with
rage.
Look out for q crash in waists at the
Columbia this week. They are on the
road.
Wsnted-A good girl to do general
Homework; good wages. Apply 1882
Third avenue.
In his advertisement on the fifth page
of this paper, Loosely makes an offer on
dinner sets for Saturday that is worth
noticing.
Anyone who likes decorated dishes
better than plain white will be interested
in Loosley's advertisement. fifth page, of
Saturdays price on dinner sets.
Place your name at once with Com
rsde w. A. Norris for accommodations
in the special car to Washington on the
occasion of the G. A. R. encampment.
Tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Ger
man Lutheran church on Twentieth
street. occurs the marriage of Charles
Battles and Miss Emma Sauerman.
Mrs. John Blessington and children.
who have been visiting at the residence
of G. G. Hodges On Third avenue, re-
turned to their home in Chicago today.
At the residence of TT. Murphy on
Sixth avenue yesterday afternoon Justice
Cooke united in marriage Richard Calls-
han and Mrs. Minnie Dierks of Coal
Valley.
Sheriff Gordon has sworn in Louis
Cohen. the special policeman at the
enable him to discharge his duties more
efficiently.
Patrick T.. Rooney and Miss Theresa
Fi,zsimmons were united in marriage by
Judge Adams at the court house yester
day afternoon. Pats many friends will
extend congratulations.
Three years ago it was prophecied
that "Ole Olson" would be "go." 1t
has been "going" ever since, and it is
now reported that its owner has become
wealthy, and is ''going" to retire.
The United Glass company has ordered
fires to be put in the furnaces at the
Rock Island factory today. 1t will
probably be about the latter part of next
week before the furnaces can be made
hot enough for blowing.
1t is said that there are more genuine
hearty laughs in "Ole Olson" ths any
attraction on the road. Even the great
Columbian exposition will not contain as
much real jollity and as many mirth-
provoking features as will be introduced
in this comedy novelty the coming sea-
son.
Ed r. Sslter, manager of the "Ole Oh
son" company, which is to appear at
Harper's theatre tonight. called at THE
ARGUS Office this afternoon. The com
psny gave its entertainment at Burling-
ton last night to big business and. the