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

morrow.
F. G. Young has gone to New York Oh
business
Cars to the Tower every 10 minutes to-
morrow.
A great boom on straw hats at Lloyd s
Stewards.
Bargains in furniture at G. o. Hucks
stesdrs.
Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs 1872
at McHrgh's.
Cars every 10 minutes and band con-
cert at the Tower tomorrow.
Championship game tomorrow-Rock
Island Moline VI. Rockford.
Game tomorrow at p. m.-Rock ISL
and Moline VS.. Rockford.
Miss L zzie Csrse left yesterday on a
visit to friends at Ottawa, III.
New York SIT at McHugh's ticket
office for the next three days.
The finest line of summer underwear
in the city at Lloyd & Stewards.
For seie-A horse. Inquire of John
Nepka, No. 719 Eighth avenue.
Col. Henry Curtis leayes for St. Paul
tonight on short visit to his sons.
Miss Alice Frey, of Oil City, Pa, is in
the city visiting Mrs. Edward Kahn.
An elegant line of lap busters at prices
ranging from soc up at Lloyd 6 Stewards
NJ Refs, OF Syracuse, N. Y, is in the
city visiting Messrs. Freyhan and Kahn.
Mrs. Il. c. Ashbaugh and daughter, of
Eau Claire, Wis, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. c. W. Negus left today for q
visit with friends in the Worlds Fair
city.
Tomorrow's game between Rock ISL
and-Moliue and Rockford promises to be
8 good one. Everybody should attend.
Wanted Reliable man. Permanent
position. $500 first year. Stamp and
references. Morris" care ARGUS.
The funeral of the late William Custer
was held from Trinity church at 10 O'Clock
this morning ur. Ksltenback officiating.
William Jackson today received q
cablegram from Hon. E w. Hurst, at
Havre, stating that he would sail today
on the Champagne for home.
"A Young Mans Refuge" will be the
topic at the Young Mems meeting at the
Y. VI. c., A. at $50 tomorrow afternoon,
Rev. II. c. Marshall will be the speaker.
Rev. R 2. Sweet left for Clam Lake,
Mich, yesterday on three weeks recre.
alton trip. George Kaltenback will con-
duct the services at Trinity church in his
| absence.
The Rock Island Industrial Home as
ISOLATION has elected T. A. Fender, presi>
dent, r. G Lloyd. vice president, J. W.
CsYanaugh secretary and Joseph Grote-
gut treasure.
The remains OF Benjamin PoY, of Ana
wan, were brought into the city over the
| c.. r. l. & 7. this morning and were
taken in charge by Undertaken Wheelan
and were inferred in the Catholic GENE.
terry this afternoon.
The horse shoers met last Thursday
night and organized union. There were
two absent. They can find out full par
ticulars BY calling on Gibson, Smith,
House and Murray. Meeting held first of
every month.
1t was not Aid. Huesing to whom Aid.
Bisdel gave mis- cue to lay over the street
railway ordinance, under the two.memser
rule Thursday night. 1t was Aid. Ken
nedy who received the sign. and as if BY
preconcerted plan made the move.
An ill-founded rumor WAS current yes
terdsy evening that will of the late
Bailey Davenport had been found by the
men at work tearing down the old home.
stead. \ copy of the National Intelli-
gencer, an old newspaper published at
Washington, Aug. 10. 1S47, being found
was what started the rumor. The old
paper is quite curiosity.
A district w. C. T. L. convention will
|
the First N. E. church, Davenport. A
Demorest medal contest will occupy the
first evening, and an address by Mrs. NJ.
Z. Lesvitt, the Round the World Mis-
sionary," the second. Al! temperance
organizations of Rock Island have re-
ceived cordial invitation to be present.
R. 6. Bail contracting agent of the
Bsrnum and Bailey show was in the city
yesterday CO mpleting arrangements for the
appearance Of the mammoth aggregation
here on Saturday, Aug. Goth. 1t is un-
derstood the shows are to exhibit out on
the old ball grounds on the Tower line,
Mr. Ball having declined the overtures of
the Colum ban people to show on their
grounds which are surely more accessible
although the other place may have been
secured for 8 more moderate sum.