Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-06
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Neclwear bargains-M & h.
Bargains in psnts-M. & e.
Do not forget the Fairy Carousel.
Furnished rooms for rent at 1907
Second avenue.
D. P. Kistler, OF Buffalo Prairie. was
in tn, city today.
Joliet We. Rock Island Moline tomor-
row. Game at $50.
Wanted-A girl. to DO general house
work, at 767 Elm street.
II is still at the Watch Tower. Whats
Why. the Fairy Carousel.
Don't forge. togive the children all q
ride on the Carousel the Watch Tower.
Miss Bessie johnson left today on a
two weeks visit to relatives at Brooklyn.
Iowa.
Roy williams. of Wyoming. lows. is
here on a visit to his friend, Tom
Breheny.
Harry Rhue will leave this evening for
8 visit of several weeks to friends in
Colorado.
Hiram Brainard, of Menominee. Mica,
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relatives heresbouts.
Rev. T. W. Grafton has returned from
st. Louis. His family will visit there for
some time before returning.
WantedA 4 girl to do general house
work in small family; good wages
paid. Apply at 1Oi1 Fourth avenue.
County Supt. c. B. Marshall is con-
Quoting his examination of applicants
for teachers certificates. and has quite
class.
James Shaw, the Oldest retail mer.
chant in Moline. and one of the oldest in
the Twin-Cities. retired today. his son
succeeding him.
All members of the church are special
ly requested to be present at the COM
munion service at the First Baptist
Baptist tomorrow morning.
L. B. Thomas yesterday sold the store
building at Coal Valley occupied by
Knapp s. Leas to Thomas Leas, together
with five lots. for $2Oo0
The Moline fire department had its.
annual review this morning. The fire.
men are having a temperance picnic at
Prospect park this afternoon.
A full attendance of all the young peo-
pie is requested at the Young Peoples
union at the First Baptist church. at
$40 p. m. tomorrow evening.
As Miss Smith wishes to show the la
dies OF Rock Island her style of dress
cutting, she will do all cutting next week
without charge. No. High school
The Plow Company band has been orr
ganized and meets for practice at the
Phoenix hose mouse. under the direction :.
of Prof. Swan Appel. They play their
first engagement on the Norden Singing
seciety's excursion on the steamer Ruby
tonight.
@. W. .Yerbury is progressing nicely
with his Seventeenth street sewer con-
tract The anticipated trouble on account
of quicksand between Seventh and
Eighth avenues is being overcome by
curbing the walls of the ditch, which
precludes the possibility OF the earth
csving.
Nicholas Imhoff went on duty last
night the first time as merchant police.
his salary being paid by a number of bus
mess men in the central part of the city.
This is another evidence of metropolitan
standard. the new officer should be prop
erly uniformed.
The physicians of the Scott Medical
institute have returned and wish to-
ANNOUNCE to their patients that their
Office will still be at rooms 5 and 6. Ryan
block. as their parlors over the American
express office are not yet completed.
Former patients are requested to bring
their cards with them.
The reception given at the Y. NJ. c..
A. last evening was success in every
way, large number being present. who
were entertained with an interesting
programme consisting of vocal and in
strumental music and literary features.
were agreeahly entertained.
The Labor day committee and Indus
trial Home association met at Killers
hal, last evening and did considerable
work in the way of arr angling plans for
the coming Labor day cele Dration. They
adjourned to meet again next Friday
evening 1t is desired that a good at
tendance be had at the next meeting.
A very interesting song service has
been arranged for the Toung peoples
ho ,h.