Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-06
CITY CHAT.

Nice watermelons at Browners.
Red and black raspberries at Browner's.
Wall paper ches per than ever at sat.
clife's.
Andrew Donaldson of Rural was in the
city today.
Travel while rates are down. Nc
Hugh can fix you out.
Nice roasts and cuts at Browner's
Columbian market.
LsSt chance to buy tickets at half rate
at McHugh's ticket office.
81. s. Fsirsll, of the Iowa City Repub,
licsn, is IN the city on business today.
W. 81. Ney. of Port Byron, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Will Keator is home from the east,
where he has been attending school.
Thomas G. Hornig. of Mobile, Ala, is
visiting a few days with friends in the
city.
Go to McHugh's ticket office and get a
ticket at half rate il you think of travel
ing.
H, E. Cssteel returned to Fulton yes
terday after spend ng the Fourth with his
family here.
Otto's Great Western band gives its
postponed concert in Spencer square to-
morrow night
The Rock Island Citizens Improve ment
association meets in regular monthly ses-
sion tomorrow night.
Now is your time to buy wall paper,
and buy it cheap. Go to SATELLITES and
secure bargain.
A bright little son arrived last evening
to gladden. the home of Alphonse Mosen-
fielder and wife.
Mrs. o. E. Mckinley and Miss Eva
Normoyle left yesterday for trip up the
river on the steamer Denkmann.
]. II. Foster of Drury, was Rock ISL
and visitor yesterday. He says they still
have all the water down that way they
can take care of.
Mrs. Edwin Palmer, formerly of Rock
Island, and daughters, of Sioux City,
Iowa, are visiting at the residence of
Justice Cooke on Eleventh street.
Mrs. E. P. Reynolds has returned from
the west. but Mr. Reynolds will not be
home for some time. Mrs. Reynolds will
rejoin her husband in few days.
Mesdames II. c. cleveland. Lolssa
Copp and j. ]. Reimers, accompanied
by Miss Bessie cleveland, left yesterday
on the steamer E. Rutledge for trip to
the north.
The Kings Messengers hand of the
Presbyterian church, will hold social on
the lawn of Mr.. Kuowlton on Thursday
evening, July Z, All are cordially in
vited. Refreshments will be served.
The old fire engine, Rescue, was
brought out this morning and pressed into
service in pumping out cellars under
Hsrtz & Bshnsen's new building at the
corner of Third avenue and Nineteenth
rect.
A number of the friends of Edward
Wilcox yesterday presented him with q
handsome gold. headed cane in honor of
his SD birthday, which occurred a few
days ago.
Don't forget that George Sutcliffe has
the largest stock of wall paper In the
three cities, and it must go to make room
for the immense fall order which he ex>
poets BY August 1st Call early and get
q bargain.
Judge Glenn convened the circuit court
yesterday afternoon, and the balance of
the day was devoted to the hearing of
motions, and this morning the same work
was continued, nothing of special in-
portsnce being done.
DR.. Charles NJ. Robertson. late OF Mus.
catine, has located permanently at Dav-
export and opened an office in the Nc
Cullough building at 1874 west Third
street. The doctor treats the eye, ear,
nose and throat solely, and has acquired
the best possible advantages in the treat
ment of those organs.
Otto Huber has purchased an interest
in the bottling establishment formerly
owned by J. G Junge. and new COM
pay with capital of SIC, 900 has beer
incorporated under the name of the Rock
Island Bottling com psny, of which Julius
G Junge is president. treasurer and gen
eral manager, and Otto Huber is score
tsry. 1t will occupy the same quarters as