Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-24
CITY CHAT.

gage.
Ernst Wagner went to Muscatine
Shis morning.
Buy your handkerchiefs this week
nj she Columbia.
Mrs. III. G.. Baker, OF Hampton, is
visiting in the city.
Special sale on silver plated frames
this week at the Columbia.
Special bargains this week at the
Columbia. Read big ad. on this page.
Mrs. Lieut.. Darlington returned to
her home at Fl Riley, Kan, this
morning.
Blueoerries, blackberries, grapes,
California peaches, pears and plums
at Hess Bros
At the Watch Tower this week
Gato's full band has been engaged
hDT the concerts.
II you want a vegetable OF any
kind call up Hess Bros. They have
full line always on hand.
See our fall line OF carpets before
TOu buy. Price lower than ever.
Terms easy. G.. o. Huckstaedt.
Big drive on side boards, dining
aSbles, parlor suits and wardrobes.
Cash or credit. q. o. Huckstaedt.
Give the baby a ride We are
showing some beauties in carriages.
Cash or credit. &. .. Huckstaedt.
All fancy Oxfords, white, tan,
r. -, l.,
IRcluded in the rebate shoe sale-M.
& X
A change in one of Rock Islands
Beading mercantile establishments is
one of the probabilities of the near
fpture
Dir. and Mrs. Nelson Graves. of
Beloit. Wis. have arrived to make
ihoir future home with their son, a.
P. Graves.
Misses Bazell. of Atlanta, Georgia,
and the Misses Baker of Philipstown,
Massachusetts. are guests of Miss
Marion Baker.
Tell everyhody--all your rela-
iiYes, friends and neighbors that
shis is the week of the NJ. & X. re-
bate shoe sale.
The leaving time OF the Prospect
park special outing train has been
changed to : o'clock at the Harper
b01se, instead of 1870.
H. c. Ashbaugh. of Eau Claire,
Wis, arrived in the city Saturday
evening" for a short visit. Mrs. Ash
oaugh being already here.
Ida Lauverence. the Harper house
laundry girl so severely scalded 10
days since, is not so well today.
alarming symptoms having devel-
sped.
Mrs. NJ. a. Hart. who has been
visiting at the residence of r. Cramp-
@On, leaves tonight for her home at
Philadelphia, expecting to visit the
Worlds fair en- route.
g John Sauerman has broken ground
ut the corner OF Third avenue and
Twenty-third street for 2-storv
brick. for which Contractor Schrein-
or has the contract 1t will cost
about $1,000.
MIR. and Mrs. Harris and Mrs. j.
K. Britton leave this evening for
Wilton, Ia. where they will spend a
few days. On their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris will leave for their home
On London, Eng.
Manager Kindt's variety of attrac-
Mons at the Tower yesterday after
BOON were well enjoyed by large
number OF people. Bleuer's band
tprnished music in the band stand.
m addition to the features which
we're presented in and about the Inn.
Mrs. Mary Cahall, the woman who
took the overdose of choral Saturday,
having secured the prescription from
DIR. Sala to relieve her nervous con-
dition due to the morphine and
opium habit, with strict instructions
60 take it in accordance with instruc-
aions, rallied Saturday night and to-
day is in fair way to recovery.
The Union of Sunday morning
nzkes considerable noise about
Street Superintendent Ward tearing
Up defective walks on Fourteenth
aznd-a-half street. between Seventh
and Eighth avenue, Saturday. The
walks removed were exceedingly OBJ
iectionable. and the superintendent
81 streets was amply justified in pur-
sHing the course he did.
The Rock Island Citizen Improve
ment association held special
meeting Saturday evening, Presi-
dent Jackson in the chair, the pur-
pose being to consider the PROPOSE
zion to give an informal supper at
Bhe Tower inn. 1t was determined
so give an informal supper the latter
part of the present week if possible,
and President jackson was clothed
%ith full power to make all arrange
ments. calling to aid such members
rs he should see fit in carrying out
ahe mans and IL Is eynpcted tho