Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23
CITY CHAT.

The finest line of fruit in the city at
Drifhll s. Gleim's tomorrow.
Supervisor John Schafer. Jr., of Port
Byron was in the city today.
The largest stock and at prices that
cannot be exceled at SATELLITES.
DR.. E 81. Bowman of Andalusis was a
Rock Island visitor yesterday.
Now is your time to do your papering
and to buy it cheap 60 to SATELLITES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Attwater have re-
turned from a visit to Clinton. Iowa.
Cucumbers, culiflower and all kinds Of
fresh vegetables at Driffill & Gleim's.
Mrs. Henry Jennings left for Chicago
this morning to visit her SOB. Leslie Jen-
nings.
r. E Sweeney. wife and child, of Sa-
lima, kan. are visiting relatives in the
city.
Lost-A silver watch with geld en-
craving on. Leave at this Office and re
ceive reward.
Wall paper at SATELLITES cheaper at re-
tail than his competitors can buy it at
wholesale for.
Arrangements have been made with a
colored quartette to sing sacred music in
addition to band concert as the tower
attractions Sunday.
At Dsifill s. Gleim's in the morning,
you can buy the following: White and
black cherries, peaches, spricots, red and
black raspoerries and strawberries. >s:S
There will be a meeting of the Indus
trial Home association at Killers hall to-
night. AL trustees should be present as
important business will come before the
meeting.
AT Harper's theatre tonight occurs the
plantation concert by the ladies of the
colored Methodist church of Moline. at
which an entertaining programme will be
presented
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Max Bahnsen of Peoria and Miss Lucy
Peetz, daughter of Capt. John Peetz, and
one of Rock Islands most popular school
teachers. next Wednesday evening.
A beautiful set of colors has been re-,
ceived to ornament the Black Hawk
Tower pavilion. They are the gift of
Vice President Mitchell of the Davenport
q Rock Island street railway company.
Rock Islands portion of the Fourth of
July chorus of the Six Hundred meets
tomorrow evening at the First Baptist
church. The attendance of all singers
is earnestly solicited.
Martin Cornell, living in the east part
of town, was brought down to the city
Jail this morning, it having become
necessary to place him under restraint
becau Sc of manifest symptoms of
q violent form OF mental arrangement.
T. j. Medill, Jr., returned this morn
ing from his six weeks trip to the Pacific
coast. He Travelled the entire length of
California. aud visited the chief cities of
I Oregon and Washington, and reports
having enjoyed every foot of his Jour-
!, neyings.
! The log rolling exercises given by Mo
line camp IS, NJ. W. A last night were
well attended, and proved highly enJoya-
q BILE. An interesting programme was pre-.
q sented, after which short addresses were
made by Head tConsul Northctt, Head
a Clerk Halves and Directors White and
q Heydecker.
Henry Meyer swore out peace war.
rant yesterday before Justice Halves
q charging Benjamin Gilbert an EN- ploye
of the water works with threatening tc
kill him. Before the hearing of the cast
which was SCI for Z o'clock last evening
Gilbert had drawn his money and flew
the town.
d Joseph johnson Hicks, third son O
Y Robert Hicks, Jr., and wife, of Pre-emp
t ton, died at bis home there of typhoit
fever Sunday morning last, aged 6 years
!, months and 3 days. He was a sweet
I. lovable child and tavorite among al
d his little playmates. The funeral wa
!. held from ST, Johns church, Pre-emp
l., ton. on Monday morning st 10 o'clock.
n The Daven port Democrat wants I,
q know why the Rockford Constructio,
/, company does not begin work on pay
!, ing contract it has in Davenport. TIL
ARGUS does not know why the Rockford
company Is delaying in Davenport bu
it does know that the company is dom,
good piece OF work on Third avenue il
! Rock Island, aud is pushing the worl
with vim.
e At the parsor age Of the First NJ. E
church last evening, Rev. F. W. Merrel
officiating, Daniel d. Smith and Mis-,
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