Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-11
CITY CHAT.

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Lincoln j. Carriers Fast Mail" at
Harper's theatre tomorrow night
Miss Sadie Egan leaves tonight for
Omaha on visit of several weeks.
Charles Quayle. of Fulton. spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Six nearly new upright pianos
must be closed out soon at Bowl
boys.
McCabe Bros. must have more shelf
room-read their proposition this
week
Maj. C. W. Halves, head clerk of
the NJ. W. A. at Fulton, is in the city
today.
Bargains in McCabe Bros. curtain
department. 15c silkoline. Toe per
yard, etc.
Waldo Lawhead and wife have re-
turned from their trip north loaded
down with fish.
Miss Rose Hengstler. formerly of
Rock Island, but now OF Chicago, is
home for a 2-weeks' visit.
j. A. Hudson returned to Clinton
this morning. after spending SUNDAY
with his family in Rock Island
S3J per cent deducted from the
price of every dress goods remnant
at McCabe Bros, this week Read
ad.
But one week more OF the 25-cent
ginghams for y! cents at McCabe
Bros. You can't save 81 Is more
easily. Read ad.
Michael and Andrew Griffin left
this morning for Champagne. H..
where they have a contract to put a
Yin roof on 4 church.
All kinds OF bicycle repairing done
al Walkers place. 415 Sixteenth
street. Moline. Remem Der the num-
Der. Telephone 2JS0
Me>srs. Hesse and O'Connor will
give one Of their matchless enter
tainments on the mandolin and guitar
at the Club saloon tonight.
There are seven railroad melo-
dramas on the road this season. but
1.-The Fast Mail" the original. stands
pre-eminent above them all.
Mrs. Mitsch has removed her
store two doors east of her old stand.
and is ready to greet her friends with
an entire new stock of goods.
Joseph Charles, living on Fifth
avenue near Forty-ffth street. is re-
ioicing over the advent OF new son.
which arrived yesterday morning.
The fifteenth meeting of the Rock
Island Baptist association will be
held at the First Baptist church OF
Moline for four days commencing to-
aight.
Austin Hussey this morning closed
up his Star restaurant and went out
OF business. 1t is understood a for
mer proprietor i toassume charge Of
the Star.
+. NJ. Wilcox became the proud
parent Of a sweet little girl ycster-
day afternoon. Ed Immediately ex-
changed greetings with the head OF
the nation.
Yesterday morning a special train
passed through this city containing
the Mormon choir, which has been in
Chicago, and is en- route home to
Salt Lake City.
Magistrate Schroeder's first official
duty since his return last evening
was that of uniting two happy hearts,
Emil Wiedmer and Mrs. Vernen
ManshOld, this morning.
Charles Buford, son of Mai. L. NJ.
Buford. who recently passed his men,
tai examination at Annapolis, has
now passed his physical examination
and is now full-fedged naval cadet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hillmer lost
their infant daughter Mary, yesterday
morning of cholera infantum. The
funeral occurred from the home. 7Os
Eighth street. this afternoon at g
o'clock.
Miss Birmingham, for many years a
teacher in the Rock Island public
schools, but now a teacher in a train.
ing school at Philadelphia, returned
this morning after few days visit
with friends in Rock Island.
Probably the most manly little fel-
low that has been in Rock Island in Q
long time stopped off here this morn
ing to wait for the Peoria train. His
name is Charlie Reitz He is only
: years old and he is travelling to In.
dianapolis all alone.
Peter Heverling, the special guar.
dian of Spencer square, which is the
subject OF his pride by day, and his
constant vigil by night, trimmed W
some of the flowers this morning
and remembered THE ARGUS with 3
choice and handsome bouquet, for
which sincere thanks are hereby re
turned.
The Rock Island Business univer
sity has begun its fall term under
very encouraging circum stances
The school starts out with an enroll
ment of 38 and more coming in right
long. The principal. Prof. j. c.
Jacobs, is much pleased with the