Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-03
CITY CHAT.

Nice clover honey at Passig's.
Nice picking pears at Passig's.
Siberian crab apples at Hess Bros.
Cooking and eating apples at Hess
Bros
t. r. Harper left for Denver last
evening.
Ounces and pound sweet apples at
Hess Bros.
A nice display OF California fruit
at Passig's
Fancy Michigan peaches 20 cents a
basket at Passig's.
Cape Cod cranberries three quarts
Tor 20 cents at Passig's.
The best mince meat three pack
ages for % cents at Passig's.
The Moline pillow company viii
start up tomorrow morning.
Bostons vs. All-Americans at Twin
CITY park tomorrow afternoon.
Have You bought any Of that dried
fruit that Passig is selling so cheap?
Mrs. Emil Koehler has returned
from 4-weeks' visit to Cleveland and
Chicago.
Rev. j. d. Bronson of Boston was
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Shields
yesterday.
John Mahin, OF the Muscatine
Journal, registered at the Harper
This morning.
Lost-An open-face silver watch.
Finder will receive reward by leaving
same at this Office.
The most extensive line Of carpets
vest Of Chicago can be seen at Glenn
ann Il Salzmann's.
National league teams at Twin
City park tomorrow afternoon-Bos-
tons ". All-AmericanS.
There will be a meeting Of Trinity
Improvement guild at the rectory at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Maj. c. W. Halves, head clerk OF
the NJ. W. \. at Fulton. was in the
city today. shaking hands with
friends.
Dick Coleman claims To have out
done the mayor and others in fishing
in Rock river, having landed - sal
mon this morning.
Now i the time to select your fall
carpets, 20 TO Clemaun Il Salzmann
and YOU will see the largest and
finest line in the west.
Mrs julius Junge, accompanied
by her daughters Freeda and Lille.
returned today from a few days visit
to her mother in Aledo.
Manager Montrose. OF the Harper.
has secured Handsome counter cab
met, which is Of the most modern
and ornamental deign.
The family of the late Mrs. Magnus
Huber desire to return their sincere
thanks to the friends who extended
aid and sympathy in their recent
Bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. W. Reed, Of Seat
tie, Wash. accompanied by Mrs.
Reeds mother, Mrs. Baughn, are Wis
ting for a few days at the residence
Of j. W. Welch.
The funeral OF the late DR.. Roche.
who met with such a shocking acct
dent in Chicago Thursday, was held
rom the cathedral in Davenport to-
day, Rev. Father Sullivan officiating.
1t was largely attended.
Mrs. +. J. Nagel, accompanied by
her son George and neice. Miss Mel
lie Nagel, left this morning for their
home in Cheyenne, the former two
having been attending the fair and
the latter visiting Mrs. Henry Hous-
man, in Rock Island.
The Moline city council last even
ing, by unanimous vote, passed an
ordinance releasing the tri-city street
railway company from the stipula-
tion imposed at the time the electric
franchises were granted, that ! per
cent of the gross receipts of the lines
in Moline be paid into the city treas
ury.
William Dresser, Robert Wagner
John Ohlweiler. Fred Appelquist,
Henry Geisler and August Lift con-
stituted the committee to the Liquor
Dealers, Protective association of the
Twenty-frst district which meets in
Ottawa today. Before returning the
gentlemen will spend few days at
the fair.
The MorreH club will inau@urate a
series Of entertainments which viii
be held at its hall this winter by a
sociable and dance on Thursday eve
ming. A the object Of the club i
very praiseworthy it Is hoped that it
will receive the patronage OF all who
take an interest in the uplifting OF
humanity.
Clemann d Salzmann have only a
few more OF those fine chamber suites
Left-of those which they purchased
at such remarkable low figures on
account of a manufacturer being hard
up for ready cash. This /, your
only chance, while they last. to buy
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