Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
CITY CHAT.

rags! rlhRel Flags Of AoyiOt o.
New goods arriving daily. at the Col
umbia.
n. P. Stoddard of Edgington. was in
the city today.
Miss Aggie Sexton is visiting with
friends at Aledo.
Fred Denkmann went to Chicago last
night on business.
Flags, lanterns and fire works for the
democratic rally at Taylor's-
C. j Arnagost of Lansing, Iowa, is in
Rock Island on visit to friends.
A number of changes in business firms
are talked of in the near futnre.
Otto's band of Davenport, will give a
coucert in Spencer Square tonight.
Katie Enmett's WAITS of New York"
at Harpel's theatre Friday evening.
Remember the entertainment at the
United Presbyterian church this evening
Rev. j. H. Kerr breaches at the Aiken
street chapel in South Rock Island this
evening.
L. s. White left last night for Harris
burg, Pa. on a two weeks visit in that
vicinity.
j. F. Grindell, formerly clerk at the
Rock Island house. greeted old friends In
the city yesterday.
THE ARGUS offers a splendid oppor-
tunity TO some bright. ambitious boy to
win good suit of clothes.
Tomorrow being St. Matthew's day
there will be litany and celebration at
Trinity church at 9 o'clock.
Miss Mae Montrose has returned from
a three>months' visit to the sesshore, and
friends at Cleveland. Ohio.
New York life is reflected in all its
phases in Katie Emmett's play to be seen
at Harper's theatre Friday night.
The Thirty>ninth annual fair of the
Mercer County Agricultural association,
is in progress this week at Aledo.
Hassicks at CSC. Buy while you can
buy at this price. as they will last only
few days longer, at the Columbia.
Lee Pau was placed under arrest yes
terdsy on an Indictment charging him
with acting ss second at prize fight.
A social dance occurs at Armory hall
tomorrow night in honor Of Fred Bieuer.
who is home from Michigan on visit.
NJ E. McHenry, the well known horse |
man, was at the Rock Island house yes
terdsy on his way to his home al Frees |
port.
Remember the rally at Harper's Theatre |
Wednesday evening. Judge Altgeld, |
Truman Plan,z and others will be the
speakers.
Mesdames Eliza Walker and John
Campbell, of Nebraska, are visiting at
the residence of A. c. Campbell on Sixth
avenue.
Edwards s. Walsh completed paving
the court of the Rock Island depot last
evening. thus finally completing the Mo
line avenue contract.
The Women's Improvement Guild Of
Trinity parish will hold meeting at the
rectorY at pm. Wednesday. A full at
tendance is desired.
The circuit court is still occupied in
hearing the case of the town of South
Moline VS. Kunckel which will probably
occupy stNcIhl
There is tosbe a grand democratic meet
ing at Harper's Theatre tomorrow even,
ing. Hon. ]. G. Altgeld, Hon. Truman
Pisntz and others will preach.
Fred Hass returned this morning from
St Paul, accompanied by Mrs. Hass who
las been visiting there for four months.
Miss Eva Hass will visit in st. Paul until
cold weather.
The magic lantern always pleases chill
dren and grown people as well. Take
the children and go yourself to see the
pictures tonight at the United Presbyter-
ian church.
Miss C.. Haas has Just returned from
the east, where she has purchased the
ever shown in this city. Call and see the
latest styles.
Fred Woltmann has the finest line of
watches of the following make: Egin.
Waltham, Aurora, Columbus, Rockford,
in gold and gold filed at prices to suit
everybody.
The Ladies' Auxiliery of the Y. N. G.
A. will serve supper a the building on
Thursday evening from 6 to = O'Clock for
the tenefit of the building fund. All are
invited to attend.
Charles Case, who was mentioned in
yesterdays paper as being in critical
condition, is no better today. Pneumo-
mia has now developed and there is but
little hopes of his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Kerr, for many