Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-17
CITY CHAT,


Drink the celebrated Uji tea. Buy
IS Mt Driffill q Gleim's.
Read the large display Of the Col
zmbian on eighth page.
Save money by reading the Column
bian add on eighth page.
Ed Wagner is home from Chicago
On visit to his folks here.
A fine line of teas at Driffill *
Gleim's. Call and see them.
Mrs. j. +. Stafford of Chicago. is
visiting her brother, Fred Lloyd
A competent girl wanted Good
wages. Apply s42 Nineteenth street.
Wanted-Girl in small family, best
wages paid. Apply 1917 Fifth ave-
BHe
Bluoberries. peaches. cherries,
gooseberries and currants at Hess
Bros
One day y-tomorrow-Dr iffill
* Glenn will sell tea at 10 per cent
below cost.
Miss Nellie Devine has resigned
Der position as stenographer at Nc
CaDe BROS. store.
You can buy one pound of good
Japan tea for ID cents at Drifill Il
Gleims next Tuesday.
One day only-next Tuesday, july
. lS-Driffill n Glenn will sell tea at
TO per cent below cost.
Dick Pearce came down from Chi
eago on Saturday evening to spend
few days with friends here.
The evening services of the Broad
4 nay church last evening were held
on the lawn east of the church.
The regular meeting Of the W. c.
T. L. will be held tomorrow after
noon at 3 O'Clock at the Christian
church.
Harry Hengstler, who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever for some
TWO weeks past, is reported as some
what improved.
The condition OF Ida Lauverence.
the Harper house laundry girl who
was scalded the other day. is. if any,
hhing, more alarming today.
All having bills against Black
Hawk Inn, contracted by J. f. Mon
Erose, are requested to leave same at
Harper house at ONCE. f. Mon
rose.
The three gentlemen. Messrs. Will
kins, Dingeldein and Warner. who
went TO Chicago for treatment of
sheir dog bites Mt the Pasteur insti-
tute, are all getting along nicely
Nam. ~ ora b.,,J
30 why we have no more band con
eerts in Spencer square. The CON
eerts last season proved very enter
tanning and the people are anxious
30 have them resumed.
II Mr.. and Mrs James Burke return
sheir sincere thanks to the many
friends and neighbors who so kindly
assisted them in the sickness and
death OF their little son Jimmie. and
also for the floral offerings
The ladies of the Broadway church
will give lawn social on the grounds
east OF the church. on next Friday
evening. Ice cream, lemonade and
AL that goes to make delightful en-
tertainment will be on the grounds.
Agreeable to the sense of the last
meeting of the Rock Island Citizens
Improvement association, President
Jackson has taken advantage of the
more endurable weather and called
the special meeting of the association
iur tonight to consider matters of
Importance. tits hoped all men,
oers will be present.
Elsewhere appears the annual Off
gial report of the Rock Island public
schools. 1t will be interesting to note
IN such connection the fact. which
reference to it will show, that Miss
Jennie Kane, whom the board recent
y removed because she was not a
public school graduate, has the best
record of any in per cent of attend
ance of pupils. and one that com
Enres with any of the others in cen
gral results shown.
Yesterday morning Drs. Carter
and Bernhard. of this city. and
Haegebeck OF Davenport, performed
surgical operation on eX-Postmas-
srr Howard Wells. removing Il sec
lion of the seventh rib on the right
side in order 10 relieve the accumula
ton Of water i'm the chest Mr..
Wells is suffering with dropsical
affection. and the physicians antici-
pate an improvement now, though it
will be gradual. and mt best it will be
a long time before he fully RECEIVERS.
The Griffin Tile works. located at
Griffin, H.. has about all it can do
10 supply the trade it has built up,
purely on the strength of merit
The handsome and unique designs
recently spoken of in The ARGUR as
having been turned out by the works,
are but samples of the high class of
workmanship employed by the Grit
Tin company, and which is secondary
only to the quality of the material
from which the Griffin tile is manu-