Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03
CITY CHAT.
Fresh feb at Souder & Sons.

1
E. B. Sergeant, of Rockford, is in thu
| city on business.
Two pleasant front rooms for rent q
| 1929 Second avenue.
| Alfred Baker. of Chicago. is in thu
city on a few da, . visit.
| One of the best entertainments OF the
season at Hsrper's theatre tonight
| Mr. and Mrs Sidney Drew present {
double bill at Harpers theatre tonight,
G. c. Cham berlsin. of Muncie. Ind.
| is in the city on a short visit to friends
Miss Clara Plummer left this morning
for Luverne. Mimi. on visit to friends
Elder NJ. A. Head will preach this
evening at the United Presbyterian
church.
Some choice farms for sale i'll Rock
| Island county. Reidy Bros., Mitchell q
Lvnde building.
Cashier Buford of the RockiIslsnd sav-
ings bank. has a report in todsys ARGUS
which is worth reading.
The Rock Island butchers will give q
masquerade bali at Roche's hall Saturday
evening. Nov. 5. Everybody invited.
Miss Caroline Dresser entertained the
German English school of IA little girls
in a birthday party yesterday afternoon.
Trefz s. Co. have moved their toy ard
confectionery store to the stand formerly
occupied by Birkenfield at 2011 Fourth
avenue.
If you want something extra fine for
decorating your homes, psriors or club
rooms on any occasion, remember hrell
& Math have it.
Bright festooning at sc yard at krell
& Maths. Everybody could and shou d
decorate at the prices We are selling dec
orations, at Krell & Esth's.
Call at Bake & BurKe's plumbing es-
t. biishment and see the gas economizar'
OF exhibition every evening. 1t reduces
gas bills from 20 TO 40 per cent.
Have an Economizer placed on your
gas meter, and thus save from 20 to 40
per cent on your gas bills. On exhlbl
tioa AZ Blake & Burke's every evening.
Lucy, the ibfant daughter of George
W .irlams and wife died at its parents
home on Twenty fifth street at O'Clock
this morning aged months and "A days.
Sam Bennett. the well known forman
OF Deere & Monsur company, of Moline,
died of heart failure yesterday morning.
aged so yesrs. He had resided in Moline
sine 1877
Miss Anna Heinrichs. of ST Louis, rs
here for few days. visiting with Miss
Deua Ramser. MISS Henrichs is secretary
Of the Missouri literary committee TO the
Worlds Fair.
By the use of the Quincy Gas Econo-
mizfr you can obtain steadier light
aud cause a saving of from 30 to 40
per cent in your gas bills. Call on
Blake s. Burke and see for yourself.
The Little farm, located in Buffalo
Prairie. was sold at special commission
er's sale at the court house Yesterday, and
was bought by r. A. Donaldson. the
being $3.50. Mr.. Don
81 ison has secured bargain.
A large increase in registration is also
shown IN the books just returned from the
Fifth and Sixth wards. In the former
Tuesdays registration shows total OF
595 against 52l two years ago, and in the
sixth $50. as compared with 403 in 1890.
Tue Ladies' Industrial Relief society
will hold it's regular monthly meeting II
he residence of Mrs. d B .Sudlow at 2 p
n, Nov. s. All ward managers and
,hsirmen of soliciting committees arc
urged to be present and bring their re-
ports.
inc, has returned from Fort Madison.
.ows. where he attended the funeral OF
lis brotner, Charles Berstler. This is
he second brother Mr.. Bsrstler has bur-
ed within a few months, one having |
lied in Texas. July II.
The curtain raiser sin Honor Bound |
8 spoken of by critics as perfect gem
# dramatic art, and the comedy of |
That Girl FrOu, Mexico is a continual |
oar from he rise TO the fall of the cur
ain. Dotn these plays will be presented |
Il Harper's theatre this evening by those
,reat artists, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid iey Drew.
Ell Henry has arranged to have a little
I'm with Russell Hampton after election.
he latter having agreed that when Cleve-
and is elected tie will wheel the for
ner in a wheeIbarrow from Twentieth to
Ninth street l: is said that Ed has al
eady had a cushion made and that Rus
ell. since looking over the prospects, is
orry he 8, oze-
Last week of the Kickspoo's SATURDAY.
Joy. SIN positiv =ly the last day, but the
indian d Dctor can be seen all day Sunday,
Wv 6, at the Warner opera house free
f charge. Grand matinee Saturday af-
ernoon for ladies and children. Free
alloon ascension in front of ethe opera
&C use and present given to everyone III
he matinee. Saturday night saving
yood contest by five ladies of Moline
admission to matinee 10 cents. Even
ng 10 and 30 cents. See the Indian
Cctor.
1t is not what its prOprietOrs say but
1hat Hoods s irsaparilla does that tells