Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-05
CITY CHAT.


Moline will erect new high school
building This season.
W. J BArih is home from Sireator on
visit to his folks here.
Sam Jones left this morning for Des
Moines where he speaks tonight.
c H. Edmunds, of Quincy, is in the
city on few days visit to friends.
Charles A. Loder, IN Oh! What 3
Night, at Esrpers theatre tonight.
Blake & Burke plumbing. steam and
gas fitting. corner First avenue and Seven
tenth street.
Jobbing promptly attended to BY
Blake & Burke practical plumbers, steam
and gas filters
A L. Carson. who has been in the city
the past few Gays, returned yesterday to
his home in Kansas City.
James McMichael and wife, Of Milan,
left yesterday on a visit to California to
be gone several weeks.
Now is your time to buy baby bug
Ries. SIC buggies at Sic at H F. Cordes',
1902 Second Avenue.
,Clemann s. Sa'zmann are showing the
largest and most complete line of furni
ture ever seen in the city.
By special request DR.. Taylor will re-
peat the talk given at the Y. N. G. A. on
Future Punishment" on Sunday eve
ming March 4.
The democratic citY-township commit
tee meets at Turner hall this evening.
Chairman Wheelan desires the attendance
of every member.
Mrs. Joseph Rosette and little daughter
Matte left this morning for St. Paul,
MIMI on visit to relatives in that city
and Minneapolis.
A free lecture at Turner hall Monday
evening, March at 7;30 on Sunday and
the Worlds Fair" by ]. E. Remsburg an
eloquent public speaker.
Ballord's drug store at Davenport was
entered last night, and while the intruder
was discovered, he escaped with s. in
money.
Mrs. Elizabeth McEoiry ard daughter.
Miss Moilie, have moved from Osborne
to Moline and are living al 1918 Third
avenue that city.
l am selling out my baby buggies.
Come quick before they are all gone, S12
buggies are sold now at IS at 81. F.
Cordes', 1902 Second avenue.
When passing Clemann & Salzmann's
take look in the window and see that
beautiful! curled cnery bedroom set, it
is one of the finest ever shown in the city.
De Pau University qusrtette, fine ar
tistic singing, humorous and college
songs. The humcrist, Mr.. Hough, will
make even old Solemni:y laugh March II.
The Columb an exposition is not a
passing vision. Everybody is helping it.
&c with the crowd-be in it. If you
stay out your only company will be the
eroaker.
Tomorrow evening Rev. F. W. Mer-
rell will deliver his postponed discourse
on Labor Organic stions-The Bright
Side and the Dark Side" at the First
MeIh odist church.
The news from Mrs Nancy Johnson, of
Milan, who was injured at Minneapolis
last week, is that she is improved and
will probably recover. as will her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hartman.
The telephone service between Rock
Island and Davenport is much better
than it has been for some time, snd the
efforts of the company 10 improve it
seem to have been productive of telling
effect.
Hon. George r. Werd.ing lectures a,
Knowles hall in Moline Monday evening,
March I, on "Voltaire This is his
latest and best lecture. Tickets IS and
so cents. Cars to Rock Island after lec-
ture.
The young mems meeting at the Y. III.
C. A. rooms at 3 80 tomorrow afternoon,
will be addressed by Rev. ]. H. Kerr, on
the topic. Does it Matter What 1 Be-
lieye, if am Honest in it, All young
men invited.
The fishy case of Brook Trout, charged
with destroying the happiness of his own
house, together with threatening the dire
destruction of his saffron-hued better
half, comes up for hearing before Justice
Cooke this afternoon.
A stranger about 40 years of age was ar
rested by Officer Ezel in the lower part Of
the city this morning on complaint of sew.
eral mothers, who stated that the man had
repeatedly attempted to entice their chill
dren into the lumber yards.
Blake s. Burke, the new plumbing.
steam and gas fitting firm, are now ready
TO take your order for any work in their