Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-13
CITY CHAT.

Buncher's.
otto's band at Hincher's garden
this evening.
Subscription concert at Hincher's
garden this evening.
Celery and full line OF fresh veg
etables at Hess Bros
Otto's Military band and orchestra
will be the attraction at the Tower
Sunday.
Prof. J. f. Gustus. OF Augustana
business college, has gone to Opheim
on vacation.
Subscription concert by Otto's
band at Hincher's Elm street summer
garden this evening.
Cucumbers, caulifiower and all
kinds of vegetables at Buncher's
Spencer square grocery.
Cherries. currants, eating apples,
peaches, plumbs. blueberries and red
and black raspberries at Buncher's.
The Christian Sunday school oc-
cupying two motors and trailers.
went to Prospect park today on its
annual picnic.
Sister NJ. Norbertine. sister OF Mrs
John Leary OF this city, died at St
Joseph's convent, Dubuque We'd
nesday afternoon.
A pleasant place to spend this hot
evening will be at the lawn social of
the United Presbyterian young peo-
pie, 107 Thirteenth street
III. ,,I,p- H.. f,,,,,
morrow night and the shops proper
are expected to close on Saturday
night for the annual repairs.
The Rock Island road is calling all
the engine men OF the divisions ter
minatlng here. to Chicago tor in
struction in the block system
The first OF the outing excursion
trains over the Davenport & Rock
Island railway and Moline Central
tracks to Prospect park occurs to
night.
All children under - years OF age
will be admitted free TO the Daven-
port Mile Track races; all under 10
to be in care OF parents or guardian,
Friday. July Il.
Ii the lady who was seen 10 walk
of with the umbrella belonging %
another customer at McCabe Bros
this morning. viii return it to this
office no questions viii be asked.
some iiend fired the switchback at
Prospect park, Moline. early this
morning, but discovery before the
flames had gained much Roadway re-
suited in subduing the fire before
much damage was done.
Give the young people OF the [. p.
church a benefit this evening. lee
cream, lemonade and Just what YOU
want to make YOU comfortable ut
their social this evening. at the home
Of their pastor. Rev. H c. Marshall
Henry Nowack will open his sum
mer garden at Fourth avenue and
Fourth street on Saturday night
There will be a concert in the early
part OF. the evening followed by dane
ing. The garden will be open every
Saturday night hereafter.
Complaint has been made OF the
lateness OF the hour when the street
lights are turned on these nights.
The company would adopt more
considerate policy if the chances
were taken OF turning the light on
an hour too early rather than an hour
too late.
The young peoples societies Of our
churches are arranging for an inter
esting gathering at the Watch Tower
next Tuesday evening. Supper will
be served at G:3O o'clock within the
pavilion. and this will be followed by
an interesting program of music and
short talks, the object OF the meet
ing being better acquaintance and an
exchange Of views regarding methods
and plans of doing effective work in
their respective churches
The board OF supervisors. with the
exception of Supervisor Trent and
accompanied also by Mrs. Mckinley,
Mrs. Vinton. Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble. Mrs. Jenkins
Mrs. Cralle. /. +. Eastman OF Mo
line, Mrs Sinnett, the Misses Schnei-
der. Judge Adams, County Treasurer
Thomas Campbell, sheriff c. d. Cor
don. DR.. Sala. Charles Eu.ci and H.
g. Hubbard, OF Rock Island and
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Of Milan. went out
to the county poor farm thi, morn
ing and are spending the day there
The Muscatine Journal speaking
of the visit OF the Rock Island county
supervisors to that city. remarks:
"A gentleman, remarked: There
Is some mighty good timber
in that board. and so there is, COM
ing from all parts OF the county.
Their appearance. conversation and
the willingness to do the fair thing
in spite of local prejudice, shows
that Rock Island has a board of SUI
pervisors not only strong in mem
bers, but also strong in what is the
best interests OF the people in the