Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-28
CITY CHAT.

j. T. Hass. of Goal Valley. was in the
city yesterday.
Fine imported Swiss cheese, ct ". A.
Ehleb's.s at 305 Twentieth street.
Seine more OF those fresh bulk olives
just received at ". A. Ehlebs.
W. F. Barber. Of Racine. Wis, is in
the city on few days visit to friends.
CHARTS S. McKown returned to bis
home at Superior. Neb., last evening.
Wanted Immediately, cook and second
girl at J. H. Wilson's, 1926 Fifth avenue.
Superintendent of Illinois Lines Rice,
of the C. B. & O., was in the city today
on business.
Rev. Stocking, of Moline. speaks to-
night at the revival service al the First
n E. church
Hoppe is receiving a nice lot of new
styles of spring goods; they are beauties.
Call and see them.
Supervisor s. W. Heath, of Bowling,
and daughter, Miss Sadie, were callers at
The ARGUS Office today.
Wanted-Two good statesmen at Tri-
City Shirt factory. Apply in person;
none but busters need apply.
C. C. McIntire returned this morning
rom visit to bis prosperous stores at
Hastings and Superior, Neb.
Mrs. C. E. Weber and daughter, Mrs.
B. c. Kestor, of Moline. left this morn
ing on an extended trip through the
south
Stewards Fat Mems Club" drew
large and pleased audience at the Burtis
last night. and will no doubt do so again
tonight
Piper Heidsieck, two 10 cent plugs, Is
cents; Greenback, two 10 cent packages
Is cents, st A. X. Jones, 1919 Second
avenue
Anyone wishing to procure some of |
those pictures at Harris auction will do |
well to buy within day or SO. 1908 Sec
ond avenue.
A carload of the new election booths
arrived this morning and sre being stored
in the basement of the the county court
building.
Henry Bradshaw and james GiIber,
were taken up yesterday uuder the va
granCy lAT, and This morning sent to Jail
for 80 days each.
Mrs William Bloom a25 daughter, OF
Center7i'e, lows, stopped in the city /
last evening on thei- way 20 Tiskilwa on |
visit 10 friends.
Tbs is the dsy Of prayer for colleges |
and Rc7. Il Kerr went 10 Geneseo |
this morning to hold services st the Gen,
eseo Collegiate Institute.
Tue New York Symphony club will
give one o. lis choice musics! entertain
meuts Z: ;hs First Bap,is. church |
Friday evening", Feb. ).
Naomi enters her protest against a
Chilian war. God knows" she writes
to the Burlington Gazette, that men are
scarce enough without depicting their
ranks oy war"
Lost OF stolcn-A black G rdon setter
dog with shot marks On back and tips Of
ears. A liberal reward will be paid for
his return to A. A. Rogers. 1903 Second
avenue.
For q good investment take stock in
the sch series of the Rock Island Mutua,
Building. Loan and Savings association.
The date Of issue Jan. l. stock can be
taken until Feb. 2.
The Union bank st Wilton, Iowa, was
burglsrizsd Tuesday night and the bur.
glars escaped with $4,000. which they
took from the safe.
Martin Weiubergsr has completed cut
ting ice in the slough for packing pur.
poses aud ne begins tomorrow TO cut in
the main channel opposite the ci y for
domestic use.
David NJ Sapp, of Plymouth. Hancock
county, IS in the city today. Mr. Sapp
is one Of the republicans of Hancock
county who helped swell the majority
which Hon. Ben T. Gable received there
at the last congressional election.
CNewton Wilson for the past year city
editor OF the Davenport Times, has re
signed to accept the city editorskip of the
Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette Mr..
Wilson's fellow toilers in the three cities
will wish him JOY and prosperity in his
new field.
Mrs. Newton Nesbit, the LeClaire
woman, who shot her husband with re-
volver and was acquitted of assault with
intent to murder, is in LeClaire-and so
is her husband. 1t is understood that
they will not kiss and make up. but tina,
she intends to begin acti on for divorce
Davenports new theatre iect seems
to be go, the proposition being to CAPT,