Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-16
CITY CHAT.

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Spring chicken lunch at the Man
haitian tonight.
There will be no lance at Nowack's
garden tonight.
Spring chicken lunch at the Man
haitian tonight.
Spring chicken lunch at the Man
haitian tonight.
i nice house OF seven rooms for
rent at 1115 Third avenue.
John Dorman of Sunny Hill, Henry
county. was in the city today.
Latest styles in ladies' and gents
toswear just arrived at Dolly Bros.
Rev. H. c. Randolph, d. d. OF
Heading college, VII occupy the pull
pit Of the NJ. E. church tomorrow.
All black faces and true minstrel
entertainment combine to make the
Lew Dockstader MINISTRIES interesting
and attractive.
THE ARGUS acknowledges Il box of
choice flowers with the compliments
of Park Commissioner jackson of
Spencer square.
Lost-A white and yellow beagle
hound, this side Of Watch Tower.
Finder please leave at City bakery
and receive reward
All kinds of bicycle repairing done
at Walkers place, 415 Sixteenth
street. Moline. Remember the num-
ber. Telephone 2O3O.
Many old favorites and many new
ones. all united in an entirely new
program, is the idea of Lew Docksta-
der's ministries tonight.
John Bard, formerly of this city.
but now of Peoria, was in the city
this morning on his way back from
his old home in LcClaire.
Prof. 5. T. Bowlbv and wife are at
the latter's home, at Princeton,
called hence by the serious illness
Of Mrs. Bowlby's sister.
Mrs. j. p. Gordon, of Florence.
Col, has arrived to visit the family
OF Sheriff Gordon, and friends in the
city on her way to the fair.
\. NJ. Blakesley will conduct the
meeting at the \. NC. A. SUNDAY at
$50; there will be attractive singing,
and all young men are invited.
In spite of the weather, we
are doing more business than any
one; place your order for Il new fall
or winter suit at Louis Englin's.
The height of cultured refinement
in minstrel entertainment is reached
this season by the Lew Dockstader
company, to be seer tonight at Har-
per's theatre.
The same being made, the fount of
laughter who made the spring OF
tears. He made us to laugh, but we
make ourselves to cry. Go TO Har-
! per's theatre tonight and laugh and
let the wicked wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koehler living
at 1862 Tenth avenue. lost their
daughter Freda, at II o'clock yester-
| day morning of summer complaint,
aged two years and seven months.
The funeral occurs Sunday at p.
m. from the residence.
The school attendance at the close
OF the second week of the fall term
yesterday was as follows: Building
No. l, 4S7; No. ,, 159; No. 8. 1877;
No. i, 236; No. 3, 375; No. 6, S73;
No. Z, 271; Thirty-e ghth street, rs;
High school 1876; total, 1872.
Mr. and Mrs. David Donaldson are
expecting a visit tomorrow from Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Turner. who are on
/ their way to their home in Mexico
! from the Worlds fair Mrs Turner
( i Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson's daugh-
ter. while her husband Is prominent
railroad man in the republic Of Mex
leo.
City Engineer W. 4. Darling has
cUmplimented The ARGUS with one
OF his new maps of the city, for
which our best thanks are hereby re-
turned. 1t Is Il com pletc and relia-
bic map. and something that is OF
great value to every Office in town
where one should ne found. Mr..
Darling asks but SO each for his
maps.
leila Eagle Eye, the Sioux Indian
who was married to one of Rock ISL
and's fair daughters some time ago,
has been in the employ of the Rock
Island Lumber company fer some
time past. Yesterday Eagle Eye fell
off platform in the company's yard
and received severa gashes in his
scalp. DR.. Barth dressed the young
mans wounds, and lie is now able to
be about the same n usual.
The Moline RepubIican-Journal is
informed that in view of the hard
times the coming winter, the city of
Moline is to be petitioned to make Il
change in the matter of paying sa-
loon license money into the city
treasury. Instead of semi-annual
| payment of $3.50 due in October, it is
! prayed that the amount be cut in
two and have a quarterly installment
of 1928 come due then, and then an