Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-04-11
CITY CHAT.

Easter paraSols at McCaOe Bros.
Easter novelties at McCabe Bros
Esster millinery at McCabe Bros
Easter dress goods at McCsbe Bros
Easter millinery in untold variety at
McCabe Bros
]. E. Montrose leaves for Chicago tos
night on business.
Wanted-A boy to learn the printers
trade. T. H. Ellis.
Meeting of the Columbian soliciting
committees tonight.
Subscribe for stock in the Twin-City
Columbian association.
All the new spring shades of Easter kid
gloves at McCabe Bros
b. F. Jacobs. of Eldon. Iowa, is in the
city on q short visit to friends.
Easter hosiery, pure silk thread, all
the new tints at McCabe Bros
Miss Byrnes has the incest selection of
Easter hats in the three cities.
Don't fail to see Miss Byrnes' Easter
hats before purchasing elsewhere.
HsrrY Gilmore is home on vacation
from Chester, Pa, where he is attending
school.
Capt and Mrs. c. w. Durham, left on
Saturday for Hot Springs, Ark, to be
gone several weeks.
Miss Laura Churchill, who has been
quite i'll for some time past, is reported
IS improving.
Found-A stray sorrel horse, Owner
may have property by calling at 800 First
avenue and paying costs.
Mrs. George W. Cash left this morn
ing for Mobile. Ala, on an extended
visit 10 relatives and friends.
William A. Compton, prominent at,
torney of Mscomb. was in the city for
few hours this afternoon.
John Thompson accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Tillie, left for Denver,
Col, last evening.
Rock Islands modest postmaster How
ard Wells, celebrated his forty sixth
birthday anniversary yesterday.
President D. h. Louderbsck. of the
street railway syndicate, arrived from
Chicago this morning for weeks stay.
Buncher Bros, telephone No. 1919.
Ring them up and give them your order;
they always have the best meat in the
city.
Will Don leaves tonight for Colorad o
Springs for the benefit OF his health,
stopping in Lincoln to make short visit
to friends on the way.
The grand jury of Scott county re-
turned an indictment against William
Keys, of this city, for the highway rob,
berry of William Schneider.
II you are a member of the soliciting
committees for stock in the Twin-City
columbian association. your presence is
desired at the rooms of the Rock Island
Citizens Improvement association this
evening.
&. c. Diamond, senate deputy of the
National Union, is in the city and will be
present al meeting of Arsenal Council
III at its meeting tomorrow night. The
attendance of all members is desired.
The directors of the Twin-city base
ball team will meet in Moline this evening
for the purpose of arranging numerous
details in connection with getting the
club in the field.
Confirmation services were held at the
Germsn Lutheran church on Twentieth
street at $50 o'clock yesterday morning
A class of 26 children was confirmed by
Rev. c. A. Mennicke, the usual service
following.
DO not put it off too long" but order
your wall paper now while the stock is
complete, and while you can get men to
do your paper hanging, at George Sut-
cliffe's. The largest stock to select from
in the three cities.
Now is your time to make your selec.
tions of wall paper, as all the paper deal>
ers are always busy and everybody wants
their work done first. 1t will pay you to
call on George Sutcliffe and see his i'm.
nense stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Charles A. Ssngren has let contract
20 Sievers s. Anderson for modern 2
story dwelling house to be erected on the
east half Of the lot on which his present
residence is situated, at S12 Second ave.
nue.. The house is to cost $4,000.
The eremains of George W. Chalen-
der. a former resident of this city, who
died at Neponset.Il on Friday arrived in
the city over the c.. r. l. & P. at 3:2s
this afternoon. and taken in charge by
Undertaken Knox and inferred in Chip
pianock cemetery.
The family of the late William Ihrie
desire to express their sincere tha nks 70