Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-06
TWIN TALK.

For lamps 60 to Loosely.
Banquet lamp. with Turkish shade, "a
ut Loosley's.
Decorated vase lamp, shade to match,
81 at Loosley's.
Nice chickens and turkeys at George
Browner & Co.'s.
Telephone George Browner & Co. for
chickens and turkeys.
Nickel stand lamp. center draft, with
shade. 81 at Loosley's.
@. & o. bottlers' annual ball at Turner
hall Saturday evening.
You will find at George Browner &
Co.'s everything for grand Sunday din
aer.
The Columbian market for the best
meat. Telephone 1064-George Browner
& Co.
Special prices this week on bisque.
vase and shade center draft lamps at
Loosleys.
John N. Huotoon and wife have well
coined bright little son to their home
on Nineteenth street.
Spare ribs, tenderloin, leaf lard and
pigs feet can now be had at Gilmore's
packing house in abundance.
For rent-An S-room house, No. 767
Elm street. Apply to William McEn-
Try in Mitchell & Lynde's building.
The Sixth infantry, l. N. G., will
hold an election q. Moline Jan 10. to
choose a colonel TO succeed Gen. Glen
denim, promoted.
Mrs. George F. Downes is very i'll
with heart trouble at her home on Elm
street and her relatives and friends are
very snxious as TO her condition.
Adolph Strohm. of Rock Island, and
MissAnna Rose Schachter, Of Hampton,
were united in marriage by Magistrate
H. @. Wivill at his office last evening.
Joseph Gutzweiler gives his grand
opening lunch to his friends at his place
on Fourth avenue and Fourth street to-
morrow night. A fine spread aud everv-
one will be welcome.
The cold wave predicted by the signal
service yesterday seems to have
miscarried. II ives cold enough for all
practical purposes this morning, but not
as cold as was expected.
Edward White and James OBrien
vent INTO the county court this morning
and each plead d guilty to larceny The
former was fined $40 and givea 80 days
in Jail and the latter 81. and so days in
Jail.
Fl. S. Gable, son o! R.R. Gable, of
shsRock Island road. and who is vice
president and manager of the Msnitou &
Pixies Peak railway, is visiting at the
residence OF J. NJ. Buford, on his wsy TO
Chicago TO visit his father.
Ex-MsYor Thomas Murdock is back
from Kansas City on short stay. Mrs.
Murdoch is still in Kansas City and her
health is much improved by the change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch will have their
home there probably until spring.
The Davenport Mile Track club has an
oKer from syndicate that is DESTROYS OF
leasing and operating its track, and as
the club is not in the best way financially
IT has called meeting of the stockhold-
ers tomorrow evening to consider the
proposition.
Justice Esgal today performed the
marriage ceremony for Paul Fl. Prudot
and Ella Hincher. The groom resides u
st. Louis, his occupation being that of an
engineer, while the bride is the daughter
OF Rudolph Hincher, formerly of Davon-
port, but now Lying in Rock Island
Davenport Times.
Mrs. B. Arnold and daughter, Miss
Edna are expected this evening on q
visit TO to NJ. Arnold and family. Their
home has been until recently at Rich
mond, Ind, but Mr.. Arnold having
located at Atlanta, Ca, in the
clothing business, they go from Rock
Island to their new home in the sunny
south.