Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-11
CITY CHAT.
Base ball tomorrow.

mrs. ran Mitchell and children are at
Spirit Lake. Ia.
J. G. Adams and wife, Of Chicago, are
visiting in the city.
BENJAMIN Whitsitt, of Presumption,
vas in the city today.
Mrs. J. G. Juuge and children are
visiting at Weaver. Ia.
Attend the annual picnic of the German
buihern church tomorrow.
Wanted. two messenger boys at the
sesteEn Uaion telegraph office.
Mrs. T. j Rslpin and children have
gone to St Louis on an extended visit
Tomorrow's game promises to be
good one and e large crowd is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E Hswley, of Topeka,
Kan, are visiting old friends in Rock
slsnd.
The hook and ladder truck of the GEN.
s7si engine house is being touched up by
Fred Alters.
Wanted 10 rent, house with about six
or seven rooms. Apply at Rock Island
Buggy Co.
The Germsn Lutheran church have
heir annual picnic at Hinchers garden
tomorrow.
A large lot Of new point DIrelaud
aces just placed on sale at MCabe Bros.
Special values.
The greatest crsze. Point DIreland
see. A big new lot received on Satur-
day st McCsbe Bros.
Attend the German Lutheran picnic to
morrow at Hincher's garden. The picnic
closes att p. N.
Mrs. F. c. Hemenwsy and two chill
srenTieft This morning for a few days
visit to friends in Rockford.
Mrs. Charles McHugh and daughter
are visiting relatives at Tiskilwa. Mr.
AcHugh spent Sunday there.
Mrs. L A. Buford and the Misses
5utord and Mrs. G. Lynde leave We'd
,esday for Frsnconia, n H., to spend
he summer
George Luiz snd Pauline A. Beies-
Eenger, of Rock Island, were made man
sad wife on Saturday, Justice Halves
performing the ceremony.
The cars on the Tower line have com
Denced running around the new loop via
Ehird avenue from Seventeenth to Nine
esath to Second avenue and Seventeenth
Sreet
2. L. Mitchell and daughter, Mrs.
Vary Wadsworih, iesve this evening for
hampton, n. H, and will spend the
Fsmmer there and at other points in the
east
Business is Furnishing at the Western
Union telegraph office to such an extent
hat two new messenger boys were pu,
on Til: morning. They will be uniformed
u few days
Dae great % cent remnant silk ana
Jelvet sa!e which was started this morn
~ q, s o'clock at McCsbe Bros. was as
could have been expected. the greatest
drawing card Of the season.
NeSsrs. A. Genung ard John Broom
8sll have gone TO Pi,tsburg to attend
rs convention OF the window glass
SoTkers, 10 be held july IS. They have
1AytsG esrly, so as to visit friends and
slstives n Indiana while away.
The excursion to the turnfe:t at Du.
ou9ue, spoken Of elsewhere. promises 10
be quite sn event. About 40 turner's
from here will attend, including class OF
15young ladies and 16 singers. A mum
Der of ci;izens hav. advanced sufficient
money TO have Bleuers full band &C
along, which is very enterprisiug move
The homestead of the late Mrs. Maris
,. Hayes On Second avenue and Thir-
Deenth street was sold on Saturday after
AEON 1t was bid in By J. S. Gilmore
ior Mrs. Ben T. Cable fer So S27. Ths
property is 90x150 feet and is q fine loca
hon. The sale of the fraction of a lot OF
zhiCh is situated barn in the rear, Wa.
deferred.
4 lsr-e brick house belonging II
Louis Ochs and situated at Twelfth AMI
Brady streets. Davenport, was left las
night standing blocked up preparatory t,
putting foundation under it, and abou
$50 O'Clock last night it collapsed
scarcely one brick being left standing o,
another. 1t will be almost q total loss
3sing valued 1T Sc 600.
President Louderback, of the stree
railway company. is arranging for tn
formal opening of Black Hawk Inn a
'she Watch Tower next Thursday evenin,
2sOm 7'uaiil 10. when the may ors an,
xher CITY officers. the common coun
oils, the heads of the business associs
lions and a number of other represent
a,ivs citizens and the press of the thre