Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-16
CHAT.
Jell1 55c av,ail at Wsokel's

Choice mixed candy 73c per pound at
Weekels.
A. A Sample, Detroit, is visiting
friends in the city.
John Oalweiler wen, to Chicago yes
terday on business.
J. E Montrose, OF the Harper. spent
yesterday in Chicago
Call at Gus, Engliu's and see his spring
goods before you purchase.
r. Stockhouse and wife went to Chica,
go last night on few days visit
The Twin-City Columbian committee
meets in Moline Thurs lay night.
For a spring oyercost call at Gus.
Engln's ard leave your measure.
Muslin underwear sale at McCabe
Brcs. Prices never were so low.
The muslin underwear department at
McCabe Bros, is the center of attraction.
Wanted A girl in small family. Call
at SCI Nineteenth street, Mrs. B. c..
Hsrtz
Deputy County Clerk Henry Hubbard
is able to be about again but is still quite
weak
Mrs. E. B. Cropper. Of Chicago. is
visiting relatives and friends in Rock
Island.
Miss Mary Webster. of Prairie du
Chen, Wis, is visiting Miss Anna N.
johnson.
The greatest muslin underwear sale
ever held in Rock Island is now in full
blast at Mccabe Bros.
President D. H. Louderback, of the
street car syndicate. is expected from Chi
csgo tomorrow night
The Rock Island Industrial Home asso-
citation will open its annual fair al Arm
ory hail tomorrow night.
The Laiies Improvement Guild OF
Trinity church, will hold a meeting at the
rectorY tomorrow afternoon at3 o'clock.
J. J. Reimsrs, OF Chicago. spent Sun
day in the city en- route to Kansas City.
He says that his Chicago venture is sue
cess.
Muslin underwear sH spread out on
second floor at McCAbe Bros Raw cot
ton and cotton underwear were never so
cheap before.
o.. how it goes The sale on ladies
and misses cotton underwear at McCabe
Bros he's never before been cqualled in
this section.
Ran m1er tine De Pau University Male
quar- etc Bob e music, artistically
render, al d humorous college songs.
In Rock Island March II.
Miss E l.J Reed, o: Moline, sister of
Mrs ". C. Bennett, died last evening of
consumption The funeral will be held
Thursday morning with iuterment at
Geneseo
Mrs. Willms, liv ng at the correr OF
Third avenue and Twentieth street, lost
an ice wool shawl a. the ball of the
Knights and Ladies OF Honor Saturday
night, and will reward it's return to her.
Billy Cation. the Rock Island billiard
player, left for Chicago yesterday to Join
his{Feni, Frank Ives, the famous bill
HARDEST, who wi return with Cation
Friday for practice at the. Club rooms
here prior TO his match with Schafer,
F'e b. 90
The Rock Island Savings bank con.
t!nues 10 grow, as. witness Cashier Bu-
ford's statement appearing elsewhere
The loans and discounts and bonds are
shown to be S67300O cash on hand and
exchange. S246. 9797l; the total de-
posts, 1904 III %.
In view Of the approaching union TEN
peraace meetings to BE- conducted by the
Hon. j. G. Woolley. preparatory meet
ings viii be he'd on Friday evening of
this week in the Broadway Presbyterian
church and on Saturday evening in the
Christian chapel.
Hon G. B Chandler, of Manchester, n.
H., the new president of the Moline Plow
company, and Messrs. A. L. Carson, of
Kansas City, and Martin Kingman, of
Peoria of the same company, are regis
tered at the Harper. A meeting OF the
company is being held in Moline.
t J Medill, Jr, returned this morn
ing from Chicago where yesterday be
acted as deputy L. S. marshal in serving
the papers for condemnation proceedings
in the Warren lot for Rock Island pub
lie building site. II now only re mains to
submit the matter to the United States
court which convenes at Peoria in April
to settle the site question, but IN order TO
have the building under way the coming
summer there must be some work done
yet.
At the meeting of the peonle nf Sonth