Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-16
CITY CHAT.

Good cooking butter sold cheap by the
jar at Beecher's.
Mrs. F. L. Bliss has returned from her
visit to Racine, Wis.
This will be kid glove week at McCabe
Bros Make note.
Bargain sale of kid gloves this week at
McCabe Bros Call early.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bollman. of Jscks
sonville, are visiting in the city.
Joseph Miller came down from Chicago
and spent Sunday with his parents.
Col. A. R. Burlington, of Rock Island
Arsenal. has gone east on army duties.
Henry Bronbrock, of Omaha, is in the
city visiting few days with friends.
Mrs. George W. Cash has returned
from her extensive visit to the south.
Fresh spinach, asparagus, tomatoes,
radishes and onions at the May grocery.
The Rock Island city council meets in
regular semi monthly session this eve
ming.
Mrs. c. E. Farrell and little daughter
and Miss Mary Costello are visiting in
Chicago.
Charles Buford returned to Chicago
last night after spending couple of days
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Fleming leave to-
morrow evening for San Jose, Cal, to
spend the summer.
All the Mother" patent lacing kid
gloves will be sold at 81 per pair this
week at McCabe Bros.
To Rent-A good brick barn, rear of
Second avenue between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, by Loosely & Knowl-
ton.
Moline raised $500 more for the Colum-
bian Fourth OF July celebration this morn
ing. Rock Island had better be getting q
move.
81. D. Mack has returned from Boston
to which city he was summoned on the
sad mission of.attending the funeral of
his mother.
Ellen, the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Mills, of South Rock Island
fell off bed yesterday afternoon and sps-
tanned afrscture of the arm.
Assassination of Lincoln and capture of
Booth by Lieut.. Baker who led the party
that captured Booth. at the First Baptist
church Friday evening, May 30.
Two large boxes for packages, news
papers, etc., arrived this morning. Oae
will be placed at the corner of Tenth and
Third and one at Moline avenue and Elm
street.
A kid glove event this week at Nc
Cabe Bros. Monday at soc. Tuesday 45c,
Wednesday 4Oc, Thursday 35c, Friday
30c, sad balance of what may be left &c
on Saturday at 25c per pair.
A lady OF gentleman Of business turn,
with $50 capital, can find profitable IN
vestment by inquiring at room 46, Rock
Island house, city. on Wednesday morn
ing between $50 aud 10 o'clock.
The funeral of Rose A., little daugh tel
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Savsdge, occurred
from st. Joseph's church yesterday after
noon and was attended bYi large num-
Der of sympathizing friends of the be.
reaved parents.
County Treasurer Campbell to-day ap-
pointed j. N. Huntoon deputy collector
of the personal tax and he will enter upon
his duties at once. Mr.. Campbell de.
sires that all be ready to give Mr.. Hun.
toon the proper reception on his arrival
The articles of incorporationjfor the
Minute Freezer company. of Moline. were
filed for record Saturday. TIE object OF
the company is to manufacture and dea,
in ice cream freezers. The capital stock
is 81, 600, and the incorporators are W.
E. To,les. John D. Csdy and R. K Swan
The street car company had force Of
men engaged yesterday Strengthening
Strengthening and extending the double
track on Moline avenue east of Thirty.
eighth street, in order to avoid as far as
possible any delay to the contractors
pushing the pavement through to tie
Moline line.
On last Thursday Miss Lille May Hen.
dren was united in marriage to DR.. C. F
Duncan, of Duncan. Kentucky. at the
residence of her uncle. James Hendren
by Rev. Wesley Graham. grand father oil
the groom The groom's father was the
brides father, 8. B. Hendren's, schoo
teacher..years ago. and was major in the
10th Kentucky volunteers.
Edwsri Lieberknecht, who for eigh
years has been one of Rock Islands mos
active young business men, has disposed