Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-02
CITY CHAT.

Gerry.
Socks from cents up at the Col
umbia.
Bleuer's band concert at the Tower
Sunday.
Bleuer's band at the Watch Tower
Sunday.
A good nine stop organ for $40 at
Bowlby's.
A fine upright piano for $50 at
Bowlby's.
Bleuer's- complete band at the
Tower sunday.
Head lettuce and strawberries at
Kautz's grocery.
A fresh line of vegetables at
Kautz's grocery.
A full line of home grown vege-
tables at Hess Bros
Telephone Max Kautz for staple
and fancy groceries.
Six good second hand organs from
SIS to $50 at Bowlby's.
j. E. Montrose left last evening for
Omaha on a business trip.
Gents overshirts and underwear
very low at the Columbia.
Judge j. j. Glenn, of Monmouth,
was in the city today on business.
Call and see the new styles in pi-
amos and organs at Bowlby's.
Gustav Knapp. of Coal Valley, was
a caller at The ARGUS office today.
Call at Lloyd & Stewards and be
fitted out with a nice summer straw
hat.
Bleuer's band will give grand
concert at Black Hawk Tower sun
day.
Straw berries. early Richmond
cherries and pineaPples at Hess
Bros
Straw hats now ready. a larger
assortment than ever at Lloyd Il
Stewards.
A good rosewood cased, seven oc-
tave piano. in good repair. for $40 if
taken soon. at Bowlby's.
See our line of summer underwear
and hosiery. the finest line in the
market At Lloyd Il Stewards.
New potatoes. tomatoes. peas. car
rots. string beans. wax beans. squash,
cucumb erS, beets and parsley at Hess
Bros
Are YOU satisfied with your health?
If feeling run down try Monroe's
Tonic. it will cure you. Marshall N
Fishers.
The marriage of eN-Police Magis-
trate II. c. Wivill and Mrs. Catherine
Farrell occurs at st. Joseph's Catho-|
lie church next Wednesday.
One fact Is worth a thousand theO-
r. n = "a.
cures weakness. nervousness. etc.
Try it, Marshall X Fishers.
The entertainment to be given by
ST. GATHERINGS guild occurs at the
residence of Roderick Dart Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mesdames j. NJ. Montgomery and
f. q. Frazer have issued invitations
for "a coffee at the formers resi-
dence next Wednesday afternoon.
Toll Gate Collector Schlemmer's
receipts at Rock rivor bridge for the
month of May. dating from the 18th.
when he assumed charge. were
1902. Is.
The annual commencement OF the
Moline High school occurred last
evening. The wublic schools Of that
city are now closed for the summer
vacation.
The intelligence from Capt. Robert
Koehler. now in California. is that he
is getting along nicely. He i enjoy
ing the trip and gaining health and
strength daily.
Night Clerk Frank Brough. Of the
Harper. accompanied by his wife.
left last evening for 1O-days' visit
to the Worlds Fair. +. :. Montrose
is behind the desk during the form
er's absence.
Charles Case leaves Sunday morn
ing for Ottawa to attend the annual
commencement exercises of the OF
tawa High school, from which his
daughter graduates this year From
there Mr.. Case goes to Chicago to
attend the big fair.
Street Supt. Edwin Ward is re-
ceiving many compliments on the
manner in which he has had the
streets and ALLEYS cleaned. The work
has been very thorough wherever
done and it is his purpose to get over
the entire city as soon as possible.
The remains of the late Nj. b. Cur
tbs are expected from Salt Lake City
tonight or in the morning and Will
be taken to the residence of Col.
Henry Curtis. The funeral occurs
from the Central Presbyterial church
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Theodore Witteman and Miss
Teckla Roper were united by Rev. F.
w. Merrell at the parsonage of the