Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-26
CITY CHAT.

at Hess Bros.
Wax beans. tomatoes and full
line of fresh vegetables at Hess
Bros
The cheapest place in the city to
buy your lawn mowers is at the Col
umbia.
Lawn mowers-the very best-at
less than wholesale prices this week
at McCabe Bros
jelly glasses IS cents per dozen at
McCabe Bros Some other tip OPP
glass bargains this week.
A big lot of glassware at 80 to 60
per cent below the regular prices at
McCabe Bros. this week.
August Sommers came up from
Springfield and spent Sunday with
relatives and friends here.
W. L. Eckels, connected with the
St. Paul Pioneer Press, is in the city
for few days visiting with friends.
Mrs. H. j. Heffley, of Lincoln,
Neb., arrived in the city today on a
visit to her friend, Mrs. A. A. Rog-
erS.
Mrs. III b. Burgh wants a girl for
general house work. Apply at the
residence of Mrs. l. ID. Burgh. 1880
Second avenue
Lawn mower trust broken into
McCabe Bros. retail you lawn NOW
ers at less than the trusts wholesale
prices. Read adv.
A little son has been born to Mrs
w. Nj. Winn. of Pocatello. Idaho,
who is visiting with her mothor, Mrs
Ann Dolly. on Twenty-iifth street.
Tonight at the Rock Island house
occurs the joint meeting of the clerks
and business men TO agree on an hour
for closing the stores during the
heated term.
Robert j. Fullerton and wife and
the Misses Mable and Sadie Fuller
ton have returned from a pleasant
Today tripup the river to saltwater.
Mimi. on the steamer Graves.
Articles were signed in Davenport
today for fight between Muhs. the
Sweeney. of Davenport. The date OF
the match has not vet been decided
on.
Frank Pomroy. of Ferdinand. H.. |
and Miss Jennie Gibson, OF New Bos-
ton. III. We're united in the
bonds OF wedlock by Magistrate W. |
F. Schroeder at his office this morn
ing.
W. c. Dabbert and O. W. Leeds. |
two bicycIistS from Michigan CITY.
Ind. arrived in the city an Saturday
evening. having ridden from Walnut. |
Ill. distance of IS miles. on Satur-
day.
Louis Englin is now settled and
ready for business at his tailor shop
on Eighteenth street, where he will |
be pleased to do anything in his line
Neatness, dispatch and satisfaction
guaranteed
Capt. W. j. Ransom. of this city.
during this week viii lave charge of |
the displays of the Boston, Mass. and |
Quincy. VT, marble quar~ies in the |
Manufacturers building at the
Worlds fair.
Samuel Arndt has assumed charge |
of the Crown restaurant owned by H. !
Schroeder. The place viii be ali re-
fitted and put in first-class shape and |
thereafter conducted in thoroughly |
metropolitan style.
Osborn Marcus Curtis and wife. of |
Chicago. are in the city on a visit to
relatives MIR. Curtis is interested |
in the Hotel Delaware. at Cottage
Grove avenue and Sixty-fourth street.
Chicago, and is looking after its in
terests here.
Maj. Beardsley is about TO sally |
forth IN new role, that of a con-
tributor to the literary gems of the
10Th century. being hard at work on
his firstserial, which is entitled
Rosa Mays Tribulations or the
Busted Balloon"
Lou G. Eddy. the enternrising
new sdeaier, has been notified that he
is the winner OF one of the Chicago
News-Hecord prizes that entities him
to his expenses ;or six DAYS ut the
Palmer house while visiting the
fair. The prizes were offered for
the largest circuiation OF the Record.
NJ. Baker was arrested by Officer
Ryan this morning for selling un
wholesome vegetables. The man
had been in the habit of buying
tainted vegetables from Davenport
commission houses and bringing
em over here and selling them.
He was fined s. and costs by Magis-
trate Schroeder.
Rosa Mays balloon ascension and
parachute leap did not take place at
the Tower yesterday afternoon, the
balloon sPringing leak just as the
ascension was about TO be made. and
the consequence was an unavoidable
disappointment. Rosa May will
make an ascension next Friday after