Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-10
CITY CHAT.

"'uH boi1 boes 10 Cnlc8GO 10 ulcnl
en- business trip.
The great Chsnlrsu at the theatre to.
morrow night.
Julius G Juuge aud family left for ST.
Aou.s this morning.
Ex-Mayor Henry Carse went 10 Chicago
yesterday on business
r. G Fslton Of Adrian, Mich, is in
me city visiting friends.
Miss Lulu Bliss left this morning on
visit TO friends in Racine. Wis.
Embroderies cheaper than ever at Nc
Ca5e Bros grand special sale
Call and see Us in our new quarters al
IA Second avenue-Lloyd & Stewart
Demi flouncings embroidered in color,
are the latest at McCaoe Bros embroid.
ssy sale.
Sohoo, Superintendent s. Kem6ls
went to Rockford This morning on bust.
ness
Chanfrau and his famous Kit the
Arkansas Traveller at thetheatre Thurs
day evening.
Richard Mansil is preparing for a
geolrg icsl trip through several of The
southern staets.
Arthur DeCelle. of Sioux City. is visit
ing with his sister. Mrs John Breecher,
on Sixth avenue.
Fred Appe'9uist returned this morn
ing from Chicago. where be attended the
great kennel show
Only three days NOR. for valentines
A large assortment at about half regular
prices st McCsbe Bros
TIE ladies Of Trinity guild will give a
Tea at the residence of Mrs. H B. Burgh
next Saturday evening.
The board of education held an uuim>
portant session last evening and ad-
lourned until Friday evening.
We have moved to our new store snd
are cow prepared to see our friends and
patrons again-Lloyd & Stewart
Valentines going with rush today at
hcCs5e Bros Lace valentines. two for
ece cent, fine card valentines two ce1t
esch.
Ben NJ GrOux, representing the Patti
Ross company, which appears at D aver
port tonight, WAS caller at TEE ARGUS
Office today.
Fine nainsook emhroideries, cambria
embrtid-riCs, Swiss embroideries and the
ioY|i 81 matched sets of embroideries al
McCsse Bros.
Tae banks Of this city and Moline will
be closed on FRIDAY on account of the
anniversary of Llucolus birth, which is
= Legal holiday.
Richard Torpin one of the earliest set
tiers of Rock Island county. died At his
ho.Re il Port Byron today of the infama
ties of old age. He was SO years old.
o. j. Dimick has demonstrate his
public spirit by mating TO the city de-
sirab,e lot on Third avenue which he
provides shall be sold, and the proceeds
don ated to q statue of Black Hawk to be
erected in Spencer square
W. N. PURGE, city editor of the Daven-
port Tribune, is soon to give up bis posi-
ton to embark in business on his own
account, he and ". Mullen having
formed the job printing establishment
kn WI IS the Carnival City Printing
company
Joaa D.vilson who has for some
time been running Il restaurant and luach
,com. on Eighteenth street, has today
moved TO 1908 Second avenue. where he
viii be pleased to sec his friends and pat
;ons. Mr.. Davidson has overhsu''d and
his place so rs to make it iu-
Tit!ng, ard the hungry will do well to
give him call
There WAS street car collision tn
,0rrer OF Third avenue AID Twentieth
street this morning, electric motor 40 of
he bridge line with trailer attached and |
10 charge Of Moiorman Grant coming
q |
bat a. Twentieth street it left the track |
instead of turning the curve. and went |
shes crashing into motor ar,15 with !
rsileT bound for Moline. Both motors
we're disabled, but no one was injured,
J. l. McCulloch, Of d newport, whose |
wife died last week of pneumonia, and
Who is himself suffering from paralysis.
vas today driven out to Milan in CON,
'any with his faithful nurse, E. W.
Baker, who has been uinistering to him
or seven months. Mr. NcCulloch is
a;hor in-l9w of A o. Shorey. reman
or V TX & Co. and bis home will be for
be present with his brother at Milan.
'here he will still be attended by Mr..
Baker.
No other preparation combines the
ositive economy. the peculiar merit and
be medicinal power of Hoods Sarsapar-