Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-08
CITY CHAT.
Head lettuce at Browner's.


Apply 9C4 Second avenue.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Wesley
Herbert this morning.
II. G. Bedding, of Akron, OHIO, is in
the city visiting friends.
Bsliff Henry Toner. of ina. was in
the city today on court business.
Miss Agnes Winter entertains party
of friends al her home this evening.
Miss Julia Ssuerman hss returned from
an extended visit to friends in Chicago.
Wsnted-At Parker's laundry. girl to
run the stsrching machine. Apply i'm
medistely
Boys overcoats rs cents. $50 anj
50 80, worth double, at Simon & Mosen,
felders
The C4rnation club entertaius its
friends with q leap year mop at Roche s
hall this evening.
OVercosts must go-uone to be carried
over Simon & Mosenfelder's reduction
prices do the work
Tom Lee and Cyrus Dart, Jr.. have re-
turned to Easthampton. Mass, where
they are attending school.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
vestry of Trinity parish will be held Ct
the rectorY this evening.
Charles Hui. who has made his home
in Indianapolis for The past year, has re-
tnrued home permanently.
Buy an overcoat al Sin on & MoS,ufeld
er's and with the amount saved start an
sccOunt in the savings bank.
Sam Arndt, the wide awake manager of
The American Clothing company, left for
Chicago last night on business.
Simon & Mosenfelder have made up
their minds to sell all their overcoats
They think with reduced prices and
the special 10 per cent rebate they will
accomplish their purpose.
Two deaths have occurred at the couu-
~ farm recently-Fred snzel, OF Bowl
ing township, passed away Dec. 3O,h.
sni Mrs, Margaret Cooper, of Moline,
died the first of the month.
Deputy Sheriff NJ NJ. Briggs was
thrown from his cart 1T Fifteenth street
ard Second avenue about ncon today by
his horse taking fright and doing circus
turn around the conner Fortunately
Mr. Briggs was not seriously injured
The meeting At the rooms of the Citi.
zsns Improvement association last eve
ming to look into the merits of the Roben-
son car lub7iettor resulted in gratifying
progress being made in the direction of
forming a company. The industry here
is q success beyond a doubt.
At the meeting of Tri-Uity Pissterers'
union No. &c. held on Wednesday eve
ming, it was decided that the scale of
wages for lourneyman plssterers shall be
S3.5 per day after April l. c. L.
Thompson WAS elected delegate to the in
terna;ionsl convention to be held at
Onahs, Jan. II.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Iowa and Illinois Central District Medi-
cal association viii be held at the rooms
OF the Davenport Business Mems associa-
ton Thursday, Jan. IA. There will be
paners b7 Drs. c. Truesdale, of Rock ISL
and, W. X. Sloan, of MolLe, and J. W
n. Baker, Of Davenport.
Carrie Bsrth, a Young woman Of neat
appearance, was run in by Officer Egzel
last night for freqpeuting q room in the
central part OF TIE city with a young man
Of questionable character. Carrie" has
shared the citv's hospitality before, and
Magistrate Wivill this morning asked her
to contribute SO towards defraving the
expense Of her entertainment.
Otto J. Rain, of this city, who is ems
pleyed on church Contractor Schnell is
constructing at IL Sale, sustained Sc
we're fall on Christmas day, and has been
suffering from consequent internal fri ur-
les stree. Mrs Rshn returned from La
Sale where she has been nursing her son
yesterday, and it is expected he will be
confined to his bed for some time longer.
n Fl. Matlock, superintendent of the
Central U4ion T.Ie1'Cra compsry's 'ines
la Illinois sd Iva was in the city ver-
Gerdsy on business connected with the
company S lines here. He stated that the
company has already expended upwards
OF $l5 600 on improving their lines here.
but that they would rot stop with this
lie is now az work on a plan to better
she service and will not stop uutil
lhis vicihity has a service second to none
q the country.
The art firm Of Huebinger Bros. Dav-
export, assigned yesterday Cor the benefit
~ craditors IN Rlaik p,tars Tho n,.~