Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-29
CITY CHAT.

week, until Saturday evening. Nv. D.
Siceboar s and dining room tables
just arrived at Clemsnn & S.znann's.
Ell. Somme. oas had new telephone
placed in MS store. the number is 1915
The finest line of bedroom suites in the
sity for the money, ate o Huckstaedt's
Rev r F Sweet las returned from the
Episcopal general convention at Balti-
more
Go to Clemsnn & Selz MAINS for youC
carpets and furniture. Their selection Is
immense.
II is wonderful to see the grand par
Tor suites that Clemsnn i SaiZmann are
turning out
Joseph Gufz weller and wife r, ,ice in
the arrival OF q little son at their home
On Fourth avenue.
J. v. Bailey has returned from his trip
10 Dallas, Tex where be went TO attend
the funeral of his sister.
john Kelly WAS fined $15 and costs on
plea OF guilty to larceny in the county
court Yesterday afternoon.
st. Joseph's fair had another good at
tenSacce ~ Armory hall last night. The
various attractions are much appreciated
Miss Jennie Hurd leaves on Moud ~ for
Chicago where she goes to accept u posi-
lion in the central telephone service in
that city.
The greatest velocity reached bv the
wind yesterday afternoon was 40 miles
hour as registered at the signal service
efice at Davenport.
William Roth left yesterday afternoon
for his Minnesota :arm to dispose of
some farm implements on his farm there.
Nrs Rath is visiting in Minnesota.
Call at Blake 81 Burke's plumbing es-
tablishment and see the gas ecOnom
iser'' on exhibition every evening. 1t re
duces gas bills from 30 10 40 per cent.
have an Economizer placed on your
gas meter and thus save from 20 to AZ
per ceat on your gas bills. 90 exhibit
ton at Blake & Burke's every evening
Don't fail TO see the immense stock
of furGi ure and carpets g. Clemanu 81
Salzmann's before purchasing else where.
as their prices and stock cannot be ex-
celled.
Assistant State Secretary a. VI Bruner
and General secretary George Blskeslee.
of the y. Nj. Q. A, are in Blooming on
attending the state convention of the
Illinois Y. NC. A.
John Hammond, the Penn Tank Line
employee who wGS arrested Tor emO. z
element of the compsny's money, went
into the county court yesterday and on
q plea of guilty to larceny was fined $50
and costs.
The mem bers OF the Second ward
Gable club SIRE requested TO meet at the
hose house at o'clock sharp SATURDAY
even ny 10 attend the rally ut Daven port;
also all democrats of the west end arc in
yited TO accompany the club.
Sideboards. diCing room chairs and ex-
tension tables at G o. Huckstse1t's
Eyery body wants 70 save money. That
is the reason why G. o. Huckstaedt is
doing such business in furniture and
carpets. 1t pays ell to call on him be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Young mems meeting at the Y M C. A
rooms at $3.50 pm tomorrow. Rev.J S
McCord, of Davenport, will speak upon
the topic, "Pers onsl Obligations to Pur-
ity" There will also be solo ond qusrs
sette singing. Young men are cordially
invited.
President Louderback of the street
railway company has let the contract to
Sievers & Anderson for another new
building a. Black Hawk Tower. 1t will
be a picnic pavilion two stories high and |
open with projecting roof and pro-
vided with movable tables and seats on
both floors. 1t is to be completed by
May /.
The board Of district stewards Of the |
Methodist; church at its meeting held to |
consider the appointment of the pre-
siding elders salary to the several |
churches decided to reduce the salary of |
The elder from 81 995 to 81. $50. Eight |
churches have been taken out of the dis
.rict to create new one which accounts |
Tor the difference
The funeral OF the late William E.
W God ward occurred from Trinity Episco-
pal church yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, Rev. r. F. Sweet officiating 1t
IVES largely attended by friends of the
deceased and the interment was made in
cemetery. The pail bearers
we're: Dr. J. w. Stewart. r Fl. Dart. 81.
D. Mack. R. Chamberlain. george Ben
nett and r. Champion.
j. W. Sipe, of Dixon. Iowa. who is
visiting Lawrence Eihl. Jr.. in the city,
net with an unfortunate accident this
Afternoon. He was driving up Fourth
avenue near Twenty-third rect when he
tongue of the wagon dropped. and the
horses becoming frightened .ade dash,
and Mr.. Sipe was thrown from the
wagon. He was pick up and carried
into the Fourth avenue drug store. but it
ID impossible as yet To determine how
,erious his Injurious are. The team was
lfterwsrj caught.
Mrs. NJ E. Busselle, 81 Park street.
Newark. N. j.. says: After having
used Dr Ruil'a COuuh SvruD in nv fam. |