Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-12
CITY CHAT.

Luncn at Jne SIar Saloon tonIS NJ
Turtle soup.
Turtle soup lunch at the Star sa-
loon tonight
See hand bills for prices on shoes
at Dolly Bros
Rev. H. c. Marshall and wife are
visiting in Pennsylvania.
Contractor David stephens left
for Dubuque this morning.
Leave your order at Louis Englin's
for your fall suit now. Wendt's old
stand.
Another large invoice of the finest
fall goods arrived at Hopes, the
tailor.
Aleck Campbell, of Fort Dodge, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning
on business.
Miss Nellie Devine left for Chicago
today. where hereafter she intends
to make her home.
Now is the time to order your fall
suit. Louis Englin can save you
money if you order from him.
Rev F. w. Keator, of Edgewater,
H.. left las evening for home, after
few days visit with his brother, ).
j. Keator.
Mrs. Charles johnson, of st. Paul,
is expected this evening on visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
O'Connor.
Miss Theresa Zwanzig, OF Yer
sailles, Mo, stopped off in the city
this morning. Miss Zwanzi@ for
merly lived in this city and she has
just graduated at Dixon. III.
Rev, ). $. Cryer. of Albert Lea.
Mimi. will preach at the Central
Presbyterian church tomorrow. morn
ing and evening. and his old friends
and parishioners will extend him 4
welcome to his former pulpit
In Colorado Springs, Aug. >. oc-
CURED the marriage of F. F. Par
ker and Mrs. Georgia Morris. both OF
that place. Mrs. Parker arrived in
the city this morning on a short visit
to her mother Mrs Churchill.
To prove his clam to the original
ity OF Thursday nights storm, Rain
seeker Jewell is again tampering
with the elements at Muscatine Isl
and. with the assertion that he will
produce another rainfall by tonight.
H J. Walter. Of Cornell university
ut Ithaca, y. Y. will address the
young mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c.
=. at p. m. tomorrow Subject.
Neglected Opportunities" Special
solos by Sewall Dodge. All Young
men are invited.
The regular services at the Baptis.
church tomorrow evening viii be by
the Young Peoples Union. leader. j
". Welch. Topic. The Waste Of
Intemperance... recitation by Mrs
J. c. Jacobs. II. J. Walters. of Cor
nell university. Ithaca, \. Y. viii
give q short talk. There will be
solo by Carl G.. Taylor.
The Moline Republican-Journal
had Il close call to destruction last
night. Fire broke out on the floor of
the boiler room having been cou-
tracted from the furnace. and but for
the prompt and judicious applica-
ton of water would have resulted
disastrously, beyond a doubt. A it
was the loss Will not exceed $50.
At GAINESVILLE. Wis. Yesterday
Farmer" Martin Burns. OF this city.
defeated David Mcleod. champion of
the Pacific coast. at the fair grounds
there before 1000 people in wrest-
ling match. catch-as-catch-can. best
two falls in three, for 5000. Burns
won the first and third falls. The
contest was under the auspices os
the Rock County Calcdonian society.
and was one of the many athletic
performances of the Scotch games.
VIII Dart and j. A. Paddock left
this afternoon on fishing trip up
the river. They had made extern
sive preparations for bringing back
abundance of the finny tribe in cap
tIvity and had given many assurances
of what might be expected in the
way of treat at their hands. After
they had gone, however. it was
found that they had forgotten to take
along their fish poles. and this is to
mediate somewhat the disappoint-
ment that will he felt on their return