Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-26
CITY CHAT.

Columbia.
Lower than the lowest in brushes at
the Columbia.
H. E Casteel spent Sunday with his
family in the city.
Glpin Moore left on business trip to
Chicago last night.
C. F. Flering went to Milwaukee this
morning on business.
R. ]. MCGEE, of Chicago. was Rock
Islar visitor yesterday.
III. r. Anthony of Sioux Falls. s. D.,
is in tho city on business.
Patrouize the Intelligence column OF
THE ARGUS. 1t will pay you.
James Taylor and L. D. Nudge of Tay-
lor Ridge. were in the city today.
Miss Carrie Miller left today on a
months visit to friends in Chicago.
Special fine new things in sessonable
millinery this week at McCabe Bros
The c. o. D. steam laundry brought
out pretty new wagon this morning.
Every boy should strive for the prize
THE ARGUS offers fof new subscribers.
DIR. Alexander expects to leave this
week on an extended tour through the
east.
Twenty-Five cents a basket. Just in to-
day, $50 baskets of fine grapes, at Ar
nold's.
Wanted-A good girl in small family.
Good wages. Apply 11l6 Second
avenue.
Look up your brush supply and get
prices at the Columbia. They are the
lowest.
MIR. and Mrs l. Lowry of Port Byron,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. 81. E
Casteel.
1t is an easy way to secure q suit OF
clothes free for boys 10 enter The AR
GUS contest.
Subscriptions to the DAILY ARGUS are
rolling in at gratifying rate. Join the
procession.
Price those handsome gold watches at
Woltmauns.
George Cash leaves tomorrow on u
trip to look after his farming interests
near Cozad, Neb.
Ifyou haven't visited the Columbia,
call and we will be pleased to show you
goods and low prices.
Three cases of navy prints 81 cents per
yard this week at McCabe Bros AL
you want, while they last.
Capt. W. A. Thompson came down
from Lacrosse Saturday to spend few
days with his family here.
The Misses Esther and Mary Pearce
ere here from Kewanee on a short visit to
their brother, DR.. Robert Pearce.
Hon j. II. Mulligan. democratic nom
inee for the legislature from the Twenty
first district, was in the city Saturday.
Steve Miller, who is managing q dra-
matte company, came up from A'edo on
Saturday to spend day or two with his
family.
MIR. and Mrs. George Foster leave for
Clifton, Kan, tomorrow for a week 8 visit
and perhaps they may go further west be-
fore returning.
Mayor William McConochie, W. P.
Quayle William Scott, and W. NJ. john
ston, have returned from the National G.
A. r. encampment at Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Guyer have issued
invitations for a dancing party at the
rooms of the Standard club in Krell &
Maths building next Thursday evening.
III. n. Robb has received word from
Savanna that his brother who was injured
there some time ago by being sca.ded. is
getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
Have you seen those gold and gold
filed watch cases in the show window at
woltmann's2 Are they not beauties?
Drop inside and examine them closely.
and get prices on them.
The readiness with which tickets are
already being bought for the William 81.
Sherwood concert in Harper's Theatre on
Oct. 25, indicates that the demand for
seats is going to be very great.
The repub lican turnout in Moline on
Saturday night to hear Isaac Clements.
was painfully small. He spoke at the
Auditorium and held the empty seats
spell bound with his telling arguments.
At the annual meeting of the Rock ISL
anu NJ ocSoCintiOu hCIu bhio
morning in the Y. NJ. G. A. building,
Rev. II. G. Marshall was elected presi-
dent and George G. Blakslee secretary for
the ensuing year.
A sad case is that of Miss Maggie Hoff-
man of Stusrtvile. who went to college
at Arlington, H.. about Sept. 1st, and
was brought home on Saturday night in