Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-13
CITY CHAT.
Extra fancy bananas at Boro's.


California pears, grapes, and kinds of
fruit al Boro's
NJ. schnell went to Iowa City this
morning on busiuess
Sam Arndt and wife have returned from
visit 40 Chicago and the east.
Mrs. f E. Wilson, of Huron. S. D.,
is in the city on visit to friends.
Ex Supervisor J. Herbert Foster. of
Drury, is reported as seriously i'll
Krsu1er's expense books are going like
hot cakes. Ask your dealer for them.
c. c. Bowen left last night for ST.
Paul, where he will remain permanently.
Mrs. Lieut.. Frederick Schwatka and
little daughter left for Chicsgo this morn
ing.
The postponed dance Of the Rodmsn
Riffs occurs at their srmory tomorrow
evening.
Invest in 2 pair OF pants from Simon e
Moseufelder's bargain tables and save 8
days wages.
Wsnted-Furnished rooms and board
for l-dy and her daughter Address
Hen this Office.
Street cars will take parties up to the
watch tower desiring to enjoy the pleas
ures OF the Spring Cove slide
Deputy County Clerk Hubbard wss the
first tsxpsyer in the city to liqaidate the
assessor clsim against him for 1890.
Wanted Immedi tely "A girl FOR gen
eral homework in small family; good
wages. Apply at 800 Nineteenth street
Hrs T. Webb left last night for Burr
ton, Kan, called thither By the death of
her mother, which occurred there yester>
day.
Spring Cove toboggan slide is now in
readiness for business, and pleasure par
ties may now enjoy this great winter
sport
Tue Home Building and Loan easocia>
ton awarded loans to the amount of SIS
800 at 4 meeting Of the directory last
evening
The Roduau Rifles are making arrange
ments to entertain their friends in royal
style at Armory haIl ca Thursday ewes
ming OF this week
Revival services at the First Baptist
church tonight. Song service at 7;30,
led by Singing Evangelist Prof. Psul
D., D.. ...... .
Rev O"o Kopf. OF st. Mary's church.
went 70 Peoria yesterday to attend the
funeral Of Rev Father Thaddens. Of that
city. who died there on Monday.
a special drive in shirt waists, 81 40
grade. (isune) Mothers Friend, at 90
cents, and all so cent flannel waists at
% cents-at Simon s. Mosenfelders.
Mrs. 7. Sexton and MIS-. William Nc
Quinn went to Cordova yesterday, called
there By the serious illness of Mrs. Tins
otby Enright, who is not expected to
live.
The trophy, which was won by the
SIKH Regiment team at Fort Sheridan
last summer will be 90 exhibition at the
dance Of the Rodmsn r fles on Thursday
evening.
the Burlington Gszette appears in 8
brigat new dress complete, and The AR,
GUS Offers congratulations on the inn
proyenent and the evidence of prosper,
ity which it carries.
Profits are of no object this late in the
season. It's the cash and the room tha
are wanted for spring goods. Hence thu
great price reductions in all departments
at Simon & Mosenfelier's
The Muscatinc Journal has issued
calendar and annual review for 1892
which will prove young encyclopedia o
information to the people of Muscatint
on things local and general.
Attend the winter" clearance sale snC
secure the greatest bargains ever offered
Overcoats. suits, pants, underwear, c. p
all reduced in price to make room TO
spring goods, ~ Simon & Mosenfelder's
a good investment. couple of pairs o
pants from the 81 and 81 bargain tables
On table the choice of any pants al
$3.50. values up to 81 on table 2. choicl
s. values up to Sc 5O-at Simon s. Mos,
enfelder's.
Contractor John Volk has almost fin
ished the work on Carr g. Collins rev
building at Columbus Junction, Iowa
Joseph Lerch, Of this city, who has tn,
contract for the painting on the sam,
building. is also finishing up his work.
Beginning today Miss BERTHE Ostrom
for sometime past relief operator in III,
Central Union Telephone Office. will be 6
regular day operator. the company wish
ing to better the service as much as pos
sible. There are now three regular oper.