Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-05
CITY CHAT.

Mrs. George Downing is very low with
the grip.
Patrick Hogan, of Reynolds, was in
the city today
Bargains in knee pants at Simon &
Mosenfeders.
F. D. Hilton. of Galens, is in the city
visiting friends.
For ssle-A nice gentle, fresh mich
COW. Enquire OF J. j. Reimers.
Reduced prices prevail in all depart
meats at Simon s. MosenfeldeT's.
Bargains in children's suits-see the
bargain counter at Simon s. Mosenfeld.
eI's.
Waated-A middle,aged woman for
general homework. Address "a" this
Office.
Well, the council stood by Rock Isl
shave.
John Schafer and Mrs. Mary Luch-
mann were -ited by Judge Adams yes
sevday.
George Wagner, of the Atlantic brew
cry. has been seriously i'll with the grip,
but is better
Thomas Mabley left last night for Erie,
Pa. where he intends to spend the winter
visiting friends.
Tomorrow being the feast of the Epilh-.
any there will be services at Trinity
church at 10 a. IN.
On, cheap underwear they make no re-
Cuciion. The old" prices are low enough
st Simon & Mosenfelder's.
In dne underwear the stock is pretty
aFell reduced; on what is left the price is
cut at Simon 6 Mosenfelder's.
Charles Knox left this morning for Be-
ioit where he is attending college. after
spending the holidays with his folks
here.
Miss Tillie Martin, of Coal Valley,
spent last night in the city with friends.
She is on her way 10 attend the Normal
school at Geneseo.
Would rather have the room and mon
ey than carry over winter goods. hence
the present clearance sale--s splendid
time to buy at Simon & Mosenfeld-
ers.
News has been received of tie death at
Prescription of Mrs John Doonsn. aged
IS. Her husband who is one of the best
known citizens OF Mercer county is very
low.
Indications point to a chang in one of
Rock Islands best known wholesale FIRMS
about F,b !, fte, which date the seuic r
member will continue 10 the business
stone.
A soft snap for those intending to buy
an overcOat Commencing today Simon
" Mo:eufelder will give a rebate of 10
per cent from reduced prices-on oyer
coats.
james B Allies, son of Isaac Allies, liv-
Iug opposite the toll gate at Milan, died
this morning, aged 81 years and months
The funeral will occur, from the home at
/ a. m. tomorrow.
Frederick w. Strohmer. of Moline, was
sent to Jail by Judge Smith today for
contempt of court in failing to comply
with the court decree in his divorce pro.
ceedings last spring.
Simon & Mosenfelder are busy marking
down winter goods. While they do not
promise goods at half price and less
they are convinced that their ,,prices are
lower than the lowest
George B. Swan, for % years master
of the Rock Island yards at Davenport.
has been appointed general yard master
of the Rock Island yards in the tri- cities,
with Office at Davenport.
Seats are now on sale at the Harper
house pharmacy for the Roland Reed en-
tertainment Thursday night. The seats
are in great demand, and people wishing
to reserve them should do go. Parties
are coming down from Moline end Gene
SEQ.
Probably the most inconsistent act oil
an alderman at last nights council meet,
AhS Nbo 'ho1 va Ali' AAChhttJ' liz Sbh'
ted that he would vote for whatever trick
the property holders affected by the
Third avenue improvement desired, anC
then he swung right around and voted
against Rock Island brick, which the ma
-joriry of the property holders along the
Zine were in favor Of.
What He Was Waiting For.
What are yOu waiting there for!'