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

Prof. Byde ct the Tower Sunday.
wstermelons on ice at Buncher's.
Bananas and oranges at Hess
Bros
Tomatoes and cucumbers at Hess.
Bros
Balloon ascension at the Tewer
Sunday
A nice lire of fresh vegetables at
Hess Bros
Organs sold on 81. 25 per week pay
zents at Bowlby's.
Prof. Byde's balloon ascension at
she Tower Sunday.
Ex-Postmaster Wells condition is
practically unchanged today
Special sale of refrigerators at
Huckstaedt's. Easy payments.
Mrs. Phil Mitchell will give a 5
O'clock tea tomorrow afternoon.
CauliHower, tomatoes. cucumbers.
wax beans and string beans at Bunch
er's-
Moline avenue needs cleaning in
'NIiNN u "oNheoudN HlBuI =
storm.
Six upright pianos-good as new
at hard-times prices if taken soon at
BowTby's.
Red and black raspberries. cher
mes, huckleberries and plums at
Buncher's.
a. +. BOnorden. of Galesbure. a
special pension examiner. was in the
city today.
lohn Newberger left last night for
Chicago to look after the new tobog-
gan slide there.
Settles for your lawn Rockers
and chairs fer your porch-verv
GheaP at Huckstaedt's.
Miss Minnie Jones returned last
evening from savanna, H.. where
she has been visiting friends
Strawberries, black berries. rasp-
Berries, cherries, pineapples. peaches
and watermelons at Hess Bros.
Please read our large advertise
ment on the fourth page. Kluc Haze
Ter Schwentser Dry Goods company.
Mrs. 4. d. Davis. Of Montreal. Can
ada, arrived in the city Yesterday
'or months stay with relatives
here
Haye you baby carriage Ii not.
examine one Of those sleeping coaches
- Huckstacdt'>. Easy terms -f paw
ment
G. W. Arnahan. OF Detroit. Mich.
IS spending a few days with friend,
IN the city. He j. on his way TO Cal
ifornia
Refrigcrators are a great comfort
such days a yesterday. Have you
got one? Cash, or on easy terms Of
payment at Huckstaedt',
A full size, cabinet grand upright
piano, but little used Must be sold
soon. wiz take hall Of the original
cost if you pay cash. BowIby's.
The board Of supervisors meets
next Monday. before which time all
bills against the county must be in
If payment is desired this session.
J.. Wallberg and wife, who have
been visiting friends here for some
time. left last night over the Rock
Island for their home in Seattle,
Wash.
Louis GloellhofT, the popular pro-
prietor Oh hhe Arcade, is handing
around some pretty fans as appropri-
ate compliments OF the season to his
friends.
Mrs. Charles Oberg and children.
accompanied by Mrs Charles He'd
berg and Mrs. Henry Anderson. OF
Moline, left yesterday for visit to
friends in Minneapolis.
Gust Gustafson and Julius Train
were taken to St. Anthony's hospital
yesterday. Both are critically i'll
with typhoid fever, as is David Las
han, who has been there several days.
The remains of the late Marvin
Breede, OF Iowa City arrived in
Davenport for interment this morn
ing, and the funeral occurred. Rev.
W. : Marquis, of this city. officiat-
ing.
The pupils OF st. Joseph'> school
indulged in picnic at Black Hawk
Tower yesterday. In charge OF the
sisters they romped about in the
shade and enjoyed an outing, return
ing home in the cool Of the evening.
Mrs. Edward Kohn and children
returned home from Chicago yester-
day where she has been visiting fol-
some time. Mrs Margaret Kohn,
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Julia Steinhart, also arrived here on
visit to Louis Kohn and family
A fishing party composed of Rus
sell West, Eli Mosenfelder, Louis
Mosenfelder, Alphons Mosenfelder,
and Monroe Kohn went down the
river on trip this morning, expect
ing to return this evening well sup
piled with fish. Andalusia was the
objective point.
X. l.. Bailey, the well-known trav.
s.linU salesman for the Rock Island