Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-27
CITY CHAT.


KS shoe sale this week.
A grand fish chowder lunch al
Christ Russ place tonight.
Blackberries, blueberries, pears
and peaches, at Hess Bros
Band concert at Hincher's Elm
street garden this evening.
A fine assortment of game and fish
at Apples, sol Third avenue.
Attend the lawn fete tonight, and
encourage the Kings Daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Young. OF
Beardstown, are visiting relatives in
the city.
Lost-At the Watch Tower. A
white lace collar. Finder return to
shis office.
A cool delightful evening, with
music and refreshments, at Mrs.
Webber'a tonight.
Decided bargains is what makes
M. 4 KS rebate shoe sale so popular.
Call in and inspect
Hi Stocum returned last evening
from Princeton. Stocum can't live
away from Rock Island.
Only two days remaining for the
rebate shoe sale at the NJ. Il X. I'M
prove your opportunity.
Call on C. W. Spidell. contractor
of sidewalks. brick, tile or cement.
Enquire at Maucker house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holdorf of
Ninth avenue and Twelfth street
have new daughter in their home.
The block of paving between
Fourth and Fifth avenues on Tween
ty-fOurth street. was finished at noon
today.
The white canvas Oxfords Nj. & X.
are selling for $l.65 are bargains. al
though only two days more at the
price.
Zee cream supper at the Ninth
street Nj. f. church Friday evening.
A pleasant program will be pre-
Sentcd.
The fourth subscription concert
by Otto's band is to be given at
Hlncher Elm street summer garden
this evening.
r. [. Hemenway left this morning
for Rockford to attend the funeral of
his uncle, Francis Hemenwav. for
merly OF this city.
The leaving time of the Prospect
park special outing train has been
changed to O'Clock at the Harper
house, instead of $50.
Stewartville is adopting the proper
formalities for annexation to Moline.
This will give our sister city quite an
increase in population.
About - or 20 people came down
on the Verne Swain from Clinton
this morning, and are enioving a
days outing at the Tower.
Al Studer's motor. No. "a, came
out of the shops this morning shin
ing like mirror with new paint
and Studer is again happy.
The members and Sunday school
children OF the United PRESBYTERIAN
church, are holding their annual pic
mic at Prospect park today.
Mrs. Rudolph Dumbeck, of Den
yer, Col, is visiting at her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. William Thompson's
home on Seventeenth street.
The family of the late John F.
Behrens desire to publicly express
their thanks TO all who were so kind
to them in their late affiiction.
The cars on the Union line have
begun to use the new Seventeenth
street switch in Moline, which en-
1hlpE Thorn n
time.
Kings Daughters lawn fete at Mrs.
Webber's tonight Come early and
enjoy the music. or come late if Won
can't come early, but be snre and
come
The Plow Shop band will rive =
concert in Garnsey square tomorrow
night. Later in the season Bleuer,s
nand will present an entertainment
there. -
AT the residence Of Capt. and Mrs.
George Lamont last evening there
was social tea given in honor of
Mrs. r. Dumbeck. of Denver who i
visiting here.
MISS Sarah Mackin, who is spend
ing the summer at Leland. III. ac-
gompanied by her niece. Miss
blanche Plamondon, is in the CITY
Tor few days.
The Misses Olga, Freda and Lille
Junge returned this morning from
Aledo, where they have been VISITING
with their grandmother for the pasf
couple of weeks.
al Skies, of this city. employed as
8ear-fltter at the Sechler Carriage
works in Moline, had his hand in
lured yesterday so that he will be
Aald up for some time.
Inc concert given by Otto's band
at Black Hawk Tower last evening
was much enjoyed by large num-
per Oh trl-clty people. The grounds
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