Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-01
CITY CHAT.

waS III inc tllN touay
ID. c. Darnell, of Kansas City. is
here on few days visit.
Another new lot of cerpets just ar
rived at G.. o. Huckstacdt's.
t.She Couldn't Marry Three" at
Harper's theatre this evening.
Special offerings in dress goods,
silks, etc, this week at McIntire
Bros.
James Battles came down from
Chicago yesterday on visit to his
folks.
a. c. Brown. of Dubuque. is in
Rock Island on short visit to
friends.
8. f. Mayo n, prominent attorney
Of Lincoln, Neb., is in the city on
Business.
Mrs. Mary Blackburn is in Chicago
looking after the purchase of spring
millinery.
Head lettuce, spinach. radishes,
green onions, pie plant and tomatoes
at Longs.
The much talked of drama, she
Couldn't Marry Three" at Harper's
theatre tonight.
George Mazi has returned from
Omaha and again associated himself
sith d. Roy Bowlby.
Mrs John McDarrah and Miss
Name Doonan leave this evening for
Springfield on visit.
Fresh black bass and bull frogs
legs al H. Smythe's. 1919 Second ave
nue. Telephone 1917.
The regular meeting the W. c. T.
u Will be held tomorrow afternoon
III $ o'clock At the Christian chapel. |
Call and see the new line of pillar
ksbles at q. o. Hucksteadt's. They |
are the finest in the market for the
price.
3IcIntire Bros, owing to the cold |
and rainy weather of last week will |
continue their special offerings for a
few days.
q. O. Huckstaedt has a line of re-
frigerators. Do not fail to see them
before purchasing. Easy terms of
payment.
Pleasant to take. absolutely pure. |
not q harmful ingredient in Monroe's
Tonic. Doctors prescribe it-try it.
Marshall Il Fisher.
Sheriff Gordon today appointed j.
W. Gordon. who resides Just over the !
Moline line, to take the place of Ed
win Ward as bailiff.
Harry Lawler, an old resident of
the city, and f. g. McGreevev are
here'from Winnebago county. Iowa.
on visit to friends.
Dotted Swisses-McIutire Bros
~
beautiful assortment of white dotted
Swisses at their popular low prices.
Miss Jennie Smith, railroad evan
geEst, will conduct service under
the direction of the w. c. T. L. at
she First NJ. f. church Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett. Jr.
desire TO publicly acknowledge the
many Offices of kindness and sympa-
thy shown them in their late Attic
ton.
John Waespe, of Waltvill. St Gull
len Switzerland. is visiting at the
residence of Aid. William Roth, and
viii probable make Rock Island his
home.
The Rockford Construction COM
pany has completed the paving of
Sixteenth street and is now finishing
Mp the work on East and West Seven
ssenth.
NJ. Huebinger put his Worlds Fair
typographical map of the Worlds
Fair on exhibition at the city clerks
affice this afternoon, and it has been
much admired.
Call and see that chamber suit
With 2Ox24 bevel plate mirror and
fine antique finish for $3.50 at G. O.
Hucksteadt's. Cash or easy pay
nents. same price.
The stars and stripes. together with
the flags of all nations are flying
from many of our business houses to-
day in honor of the opening of the
Columbian exposition.
Mrs August Herkert has severed
her relations with sthe culinary de-
partment of Turner hall and accept
ed the position in charge of Lothar
Harms restaurant and is moving to
her new home on First avenue.
II. Deisenroth, living at the corner
d Eighth street and Fifth avenue.
was presented with a handsome sill
yer baton by number of his friends
Saturday night. He feels very proud
OF the testimonial and very grateful
Tor the spirit which prompted it.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M.
c. A. will give an ice cream and
strawberry festival at the YIN. @.
A rooms this evening. There will
be an interesting literary and must
cal programme. Admission 10 cents