Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-16
CITY CHAT.

All kinds of fresh vegetables al
WAYS on hand at Hess Bros.
Make your home look beautiful
with some attractive paper from SUIT
cliffes.
Underbuy. undersell, spot cash is
what is doing the business at the CO.
lumbia
W. II. Edelman, of Des Moines,
is in the city on visit to old friends
hereabouts.
Are YOU feeling cranky and knock
ed out? Monroe's tonic will cure you.
Marshall 4 Fisher.
..Where am l at?" If not you
should he at Marshall Il Fishers buy
ing bottle of Monroe's tonic.
Miss Trips evening dancing class
gives its closing party at the Stand
ard club rooms Thursday evening OF
this week.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert koehler
leave for California the latter part OF
the week for the benefit of the cap
tain's health.
Rev. II. c. Marshall and wife and
Miss Birdie Latin have gone to
Quincy to attend the state Sunday
Capt. a. j. Whitney left this morn
ing for Dubuque to begin work on
his government contracts in the Mis-
sissippi near that point.
A wedding. the contracting parties
to which are well known throughout
the city. will he solemnized on lower
Fourth avenve next month.
At the residence of J. \. lie Claire.
Jr.. last evening occurred the mar
riage of Miss Alice lie Claire to Ed
ward W. Clark. OF Chicago.
Yes. YOU can buy cheap paper very
cheap, but YOU cannot buy good pa
per as cheap a Sutclifc i Offering.
Call and see his new assortment.
Remember Sutclifc j. doing the
business in the wall paper trade.
His goods are all new and first class
and his prices have never been que~-
toned. Go to SATELLITES.
Collector Buford states that the
contractors for the paving OF Fourth
avenue viii allow discount OF per
cent on all payments made-in full in
accordance with the spccial assess
ment before June /.
1t il understood the part the ladies
are to take in the next school election
in Rock Island i not to be confined
to suffrage or to work at the polls.
but that nothing short of representa-
ton on the ticket will suffice.
The tri-city ladies in charge of the
arrangements for the proposed par
ties at the Tower this season decided
this morning to carry out the plans
originally contemplated, and the first
party will take place on the evening
of May -.
Ora. the infant son OF j. II. Ran
son and wife. died at its parents
home. 1927 Fourth avenue at 10
O'Clock this morning of lung fever.
aged 10 months and ) days. The re-
mains will probably be taken to Coal
Valley for burial.
II. w Riess. formerly of Rock Isl
and. but more recently located at
Fort Riley. Kan. passed through
Rock Island today on his way to New
York. where he accepted a position
near the harbor. which will require
his residence there hereafter.
4 horse belonging in Staassen's
livery stable ran out of the barn to-
dav a he was being hitched up and
took lively run out Fifteenth street
to Seventh avenue. where he was af-
terward caught. Luckily no one
was injured or much damage done.
The attractions of the May number
of the Century magazine are so great
that X. Champion IL Co. have already
disposed of second supply in addi-
ton to their full regular order, and
it may be that they will have to or
der more yet to meet all demands.
III. c. Harris has received the sad
intelligence of the death of his only
Grand child. ut Sedalia. Mo. The
little one. Vera May, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Charles L. Harris expired
Yesterday of whooping cough and ca
pillarv bronchitis. aged l year and II
months.
Col. George F. Robenson left for
Chicago this noon. where he has ar
ranged for the purchase of the con-
trolling interests in the Rock Island
Car Journal Lubricator plant. Col
Robenson expects to assume active
charge of the works here within Il
short time.
Dan DAILY was badly bitten by a
vicious dog in the alley between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets this
morning, while removing a barrel of
offal. Mr.. DAILY at once went to
Thomas drug store. where the
wound, which was found to be very
ugly one, was cauterized.
James Connors, brother of the
world famous Tom Connors. the