Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-24
CITY CHAT.

All kinds of fresh vegetables at
Hess Bros.
Remember the hammock sale at
the Columbia.
The Jones musical family has re-
turned from II successful trip.
An elegant office room for rent.
INQUIRE at 1920 Second avenue.
Attend the Santa Marie festival at
Armorv hall tomorrow evening.
Strawberries and ice cream at
Armory hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. George T. Williams. of Den
yer. Col. is visiting Mrs. j. Il. Hol-
lowbush.
Miss Amy Coyne arrived from
Clinton this morning on a visit to
relatives.
Do YOU wan, set OF the famous
Encyclopedia Britannica free? Read
THE ARGUS.
If YOU wish to see wall paper that
will make your heart rejoice go to
Sutcliffe's.
Crowds at the Worlds Fair and
crowds al Sutcliffe's. the place to get
your wall paper.
Do not fail to see the little ones in
the Nav pole dance at Armory hall
tomorrow evening.
Are YOU feeling cranky and knock
ed out? Nonroe's tonic will cure you.
Marshall X Fisher.
Arrangements are going steadily
forward for Molinc's semi-centennial
celebration June Is.
Where am at?" Ii not YOU
4 h,tx-
inc a bottle of Monroe'S tonic.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Apply at Mrs. {. X. MiNter's
residence. AS Twenty-third street.
Wanted-A good girl for general
housewore. Apply to Mrs. George
Koenigsaecker, 2736 Fifth avenue
Mark Murphy ami his "O'Dowd's
Neighbor>" company appears at
Harper'> theatre one week from to-
night.
Everybody should see the enter
tainment given by the Santa Marie
society at Armory hall tomorrow
evening.
II you are going To Denver. Pueblo
or Colorado Springs. call and see.
McHugh. the ticket broker. il You
You may talk about the Worlds
Fair. but when it comes to wall paper
that will brighten your home. YOU
should 90 to SATELLITES.
The nolle PROSE- in the Sunley case
was entered Nov. % last instead OF
yesterday when the first notice of its
appearance on the court records was
made.
X. r. Gable, president OF the Rock
Island road. accompanied by W. II.
TrueSdaIe. receiver of the Minncapo-
lis IL ST. Louis road. was in the tri-
cities yesterday.
Carpenters at work for Sievers "
Anderson on Wa@ner's new house on
Moline avenue struck Yesterday at
ternoon. The trouble was settled
later and the men are all at work
again
The United Presbyterian Young
Peoples Christian union will give a
social ut their church on Friday
evening. MAY %. Seasonablc re
freshments will be served. A pleas
inc programme will be carried out
during the evening.
Marshal Kittlesen, of Moline.
caught gang of Gypsies at the head
of Twenty-tifth street in this city this
morning. which had just come from
the direction of Marengo, Ia, where
the child spoken of few evenings
AGO was stolen. The marshal found
child with them which correspond
ed with the one stolen. in every par
ticular except the sex. so he didn't
take it.
This evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dodge, No. 1914 Third ave
nue. next to the Y. NJ. c. A. building,
number of Methodist ladies have
arranged to give Il social and supper
for the benefit of the Salvation Army
corps located here. They are expect
ING a great time. supper will be
served from to 9 O'Clock p. m.
Charge for supper and social. %
cents. Those going there to supper
viii no doubt get good square
meal, and have good time besides.
The morning paper of today an
nounces: According to paragraphs
in the Davenport papers. Mr.. Robert
Z. Reede. the Union correspondent
at Andalusia, is suffering from an
other assault by his enemies. having
a shattered hand that a bullet from a
revolver passed through" Had the
Union carefully scrutinized the col
umns of Monday nights ARGUS it
would not have found it necessary to
90 to the Davenport papers for para
graphs about its Andalusia CORE