Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-30
BRIEF MENTION.

| Go to the Tower on the Fourth
Rosa May at the Watch Tower Sun
day.
Try ice cream soda at Kren &
Mathis.
Go to Black Hawk Tower on the
Fourth
Plan to spend the Fourth at Black
Hawk Tower.
L. ID. Nudge, of Taylor Ridge, was
in the city today.
Cream served with every glass of
| soda at Krell & Mathis.
Phosphates that do you good to
| drink at Krell & Mathis.
Fireworks afternoon and evening
! at the Tower on the Fourth.
Band concert and balloon ascen-
sion at the Tower Sunday.
The Columbia club will have a
picnic at Huber's' garden, July 4.
The only Fourth of July celebra-
ton will be at Black Hawk Tower.
Modern type faces and new presses
at Guldenzopf's, 1918 Second avenue.
Rosa May makes her balloon as
cension and parachute leap at the
Tower Sunday.
Don't forget the Columbia club
picnic at Huber's garden, July 4.
Everybody invited.
We serve pure fruit juice and crys-
tai spring water in our soda. Re-
| mber this and try Krell & Mathis
| soda.
Guldenzopf has the reputation of
| doing the finest printing in the tri-
| cities, 1918 Second avenue, Don 5
| bindery.
John Moose, a farmer living near
| Yuma, had three cows which
gave birth this week to seven calves
One OF them had triplets and each
of the others had twins
The second of the series of the
subscription concerts, given by
Otto's band and orchestra at Hinch-
| er's Elm street summer gardens. oc-
| Cured last evening, and proved a
| most enjoyable affair in every re-
spect.
Get off at Englewood, take the yell
| low electric car east on SiXty-first
| street. 1t turns down Cottage Grove
| avenue to SiXty-third street. Get off
| there and go to the Delaware hotel,
| same block, south corner. See ad on
another page.
In letter to friend in Rock Isl
| and John ID. Cavanaugh, the former
| Rock Island ball player, announces
| that he has given up the base ball
| business for good and has been reap
1 Cd l.
| 60 fire department. and is n present
assigned to duty in the Worlds fair
| grounds rs member of Engine Com
| pany No. s.
| Sometime Tuesday night the post
| Office and store managed and owned
| by 2. K. Bowker at Rapids City was
| entered and goods to the amount of
$50 or more were taken. The en-
trance was made by breaking a light
| out of one of the kitchen windows
| and raising the sash just high enough
| for person to crawl through. Sew
eral trays of jewelry were taken, in
Guiding $25 gold watch: also some
shoes and other articles.
A party of United States prison.
ers from the south-mostly moon
shiners-passed through the city yes
terGay morning, bound for Anamosa.
Ia, penitentiary. The government
pays the state of Iowa 81. 80 a month
for clothing and food for these pris-
oners, which more than covers the
expense of their keeping. When
United States prisoners term expires
he receives from the state 50 in
money and S15 suit of clothes, and
the government reimburses the state
this amount, so that the state is Just
about even on expenses and has the
labor of the prisoners besides.
The Western league is on its last
pins, and will probably die natural
| death in a few days. Bert Cunning
ham writes Moline friends that the
Kansas City team, of which he is Il
member, may be adopted into the
Southern league. Negotiations are
| also being made for the transfer of
the club to Harrisburg, Pa, in which
case the boys will receive higher sal
| aries. Bert has been pitching the
game of his life this year and has
won every game in which he has
pitched but two, and at least one of
these went against the Kansas Citys
purely on account of sluggish out