Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-08
CITY CHAT.


Bleuer's band at the Watch Tower
Sunday.
Mylo Lee left today for Chicago on
business.
Fine olives zoe per quart at Dritfill
& Gleim's.
DR.. Lindahl. state geologist is at
the college.
Canned pumpkin only &c at Driffill
& Gleim's.
Ladies' waists from 30 cents up, at
the Columbia.
Children-s hosiery for 5 cents up,
at the Columbia.
Jersey sweet potatoes 10c can at
Driffill & Gleim's.
Pickles from sc a bottle up at
Drif1ill & Gleim's.
A full line of fresh vegetables at
Buncher's grocery.
Baltimore table peaches 10c a can
at Driffill & Gleim's.
Hon. f. w. Hurst returned this
morning from Chicago.
Nj. & X. will give their customers
a great treat tomorrow.
All California fruit selling below
cost at Driffill & Gleim's-
Prof. Comstock in tight wire feats
at the Watch Tower Sunday.
Home grown strawberries at
Buncher's grocery tomorrow.
f. p. Reynolds, Jr., of Wymore,
Neb., is in the city on business.
NJ. Il X. prices for mems suits to-
morrow viii be the lowest on record.
SIS. 90 suits at the London worth
more than double what we ask for
them.
Miss Mollie MeEniry of Moline,
left for St. Louis this morning to
visit friends.
What a great line of neglige and
percale shirts Simon and Mosen-
fielder are showing.
5. p. Henderson, late of Blue Isl
and, is now night operator at the
Rock Island depot.
We will give our customers grand
treat tomorrow best they have
ever had-M. Il X.
$3.50 suits at the London are COM
potion killers, and they can meet
our price-the London.
Wagon umbrellas of extra strength.
both material and frame. Just re-
ceived at Simon Il Mosenfelder's
DIR. G.. l.. Eyster and wife left this
morning for Chicago where they will
remain Il week at the Worlds Fair.
The committee on new court house
of the board of supervisors is in seS-
sion at States Attorney Searle's Of
flee.
$3.50 suits is what knock their
time out-nO one can match them
for IS more. We always undersell
The London.
The case against Anton Huffman
mentioned some days ago was settled
in the county court today by the pay
ment of S4OO.
Not given away-but sold cheaper
than you ever dreamed of. that late
purchase of clothing at Simon &
Mosenfelder's
Rev. j. H.. Kerr left this morning
for Monmouth. where he acts as
judge of a literary contest at Mon
mouth college.
Cash talks. these times. You'd
think so if you'd 90 through simon
& Mosenfelder's and inspect their re-
cent purchases.
Ha! ha. it's a picnic for the NJ 4
X. No matter what the cost may be
we always do better, tomorrow is
the day. at the NJ. Il X.
SIS, $3.50. $3.50. $3.50, 80 mems
suits that wear, fit and look stylish
and are easily worth one-third more.
at Simon Il Mosenfelder's
The annual commencement exer-
cises of the Ninth grades of the Rock
Island city schools are being held at
Harper's theatre this afternoon.
DR. Q. p. Sala and wife, of Bloom
ington, Wis. arrived in the city
yesterday on a few days visit to their
son DR.. Z. NJ, Sala, and his wife.
Challenge suit sale at the London
and one that does challenge. Suits
at $685. 5000 and S739. and each
one is great big bargain. The Lon
don.
Billy Gibson left last evening for
Chicago to look after arrangements
for the coming events in which Con
Doyle and Farmer Barnes are inter
ested.
Henry j. Meints, of Grand Mound,
Iowa, and Miss Minnie Roch, of
Amity, Iowa, were married by Judge
Lucian Adams at the Court house
yesterday.
The funeral of John Schmidt. of
Moline, will occur from the resi-
dence, Third avenue and Fourth
street, that city, at ? o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.