Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-26
CITY CHAT.

Young's.
Attend the Industrial fair at Armory
hall tonight
Head lettuce, spinach and soup
punches at Youngs. IN the
q. A. Tanner. Of Mo-
city ypbSfthe peoples enterprise Twin
City Columbian project.
Think of i'll A boys suit for So cents
at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Only two more nights of the Industrial
fair. Go and hear the concert tonight
Simon & Mosenfelder yesterday re-
ceived largeinvoice of their Boys spring
clothing.
Postmaster Wells and Editor johnson
are out of town looking after the govern
ment service
To make room for their spring stock
Simon & Mosenfelder have made big
cut in all heavy goods.
Fresh spinach, lettuce, csulifiower,
beets. radishes. parsley, soup punches
and Spanish onions at Mays.
The next tri.city society event will be
the fancy dress and domino party at the
Harper next Tuesday evening
B. II. Lucas and F. W. Day. of In,
dianspolis. Ind, are in the city on visit
to Price Bros, of the Boston shoe store.
Don't fail to buy one of those $3.50
boys suits. worth S2.75. at Simon &
Mosenfelder's, before they are all gone.
John Kelly leaves on Saturday evening
for Sioux Falls. S. D.. to accept position
as superintendent in a carriage factory
there.
Simon & Mosenfelder have inaugurated
the greatest slaughter in boys clothing
ever attempted in this city. Call and
convince yourself.
Mrs. Mary Stafford. of Davenport. was
fined IS and costs this morning for being
drunk and disorderly, and Frank Griffin
IS and costs for intoxication.
Col George F. Robertson. who is to
be general manager of the Rock Island
Car Journal Lubricater Works, has re-
turned to the city accom- panied by his
wife.
Chicago won the worlds fair by the
efforts OF her people. Rock Islaud and
Moline may make their Columbian fair a
success through the efforts OF their peo>
pie.
Fred Brshm will open a meat market
With nice and fresh assortment of meets
at 1905 Elm street March 1, and will be
glad to have the people of that part of
town give him trial.
There will be reception at the resi-
dence OF Henry Curtis on Second avenue
this evening. for older people from till
10 o'clock, and from 10 O'Clock on cot
tillion for young people.
Motor car Al jumped the track at
Twentieth street and Fourth avenue at 1
o'clock this afternoon and made bee line
up Twentieth street. The car was soon
righted, however, and went on its way,
the passengers rejoicing.
Robert Fl. Rankin, Of the Maple Grove
stock farm near Monmouth is missing
and his friends are much alarmed as to
his whereabouts Mr.. Rankin is 80 years of
age. five feet 10 inches in height, has
brown hair and light complexion.
Miss Eva NJ. Shontz. the dramatic reader,
will give an entertainment at u church
next Tuesday evening. March /. The
lady is possessed of wonderful ability as
an elocutionist, and her repertoire en-
braces selections form the most familiar
historical and dramatic works.
Take stock in the Twin-City Colum
bisn enterprise according to your means,
and as much as you consistently can,
but take some financial interest In it at
any rate and become identified with its
success. The success of the enterprise
may depend upon your individual sub
scription.
Rev. s. F. Wieland, from Iowa,
is in the city arranging preliminaries of
contract with Architect Stsuduhar, N.
Juhl and G. J. Lsrkin for rebuilding his
new $4,000 church recently burned.
Rev. T. j. O'Csllsghan. of Bradford, Ill,
is also in the city on business regarding
church improvements with Architect
Stauduhar.
Billy Cation. in q practice game last
night at 14-inch balk line, made the re-
markable average of %. with high run of
121. Billy has arranged a series of
games with the champion. Jacob Schaefer,
to be played in his billiard parlors in
Chicago on the 14th. 18th, 10Th, 18th and
18th. and will practice every afternoon
and evening at the Club billiard and
sample rooms.
The base ball outlook continues to look