Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-25

yesterday morning Tor rev days
visit.
Miss Maggie Eckhart has returned
after pleasant visit at Camanche
August Sommers. of st. Louis,
spent Sunday in Rock Island with
relatives.
Those new fall ties are very hand
some. Call and see them at Lloyd &
Stewards.
For Household goods cheap.
II taken this week Apply S12 Sec
Ond street.
All the leading and latest STYLES in
fall hats are now to be seen at Lloyd
4 Stewards.
James f. Houghland. of Eldon.
Iowa, spent Yesterday in the city
with friends.
Wanred-A girl for general house
work. Apply Immediately at 1907
Second avenue.
VIII Battles. who has been living
in Peoria for some time. i in the city
on visit to his parents.
NJ. V. Archer and sons viii and
Frank are home, after a 10 weeks
building tour in Nebraska.
Anthony Hill was down town today
tor the first time in two weeks, hay
ing had tussle with typhoid fever.
Dick Colemere, who has camp on
Big island. brought in large string
Of salmon and black bass this morn
ing.
Arthur Asquith and Joe McIntire
of Reynolds, left for Chicago this
morning to attend the Rush Medical
college.
Two geology classes from Angus
iana college, numbering 10 students.
went down to Buffalo this morning
in hacks.
Miss Hattie Woodyatt. OF Moline,
has accepted position in the mil
linery department of McCabe's dry
goods store.
The annual convention of Illinois
retail liquor dealers will be held at
Ottawa, Oct. ,. A delegation will
attend from this city.
The concert which was to have
been given by Otto's band at the
tower yesterday was postponed on ac-
count of the weather.
Mrs. H. J. Murphey and two chill
dren, of Chicago. returned home this
morning, after 6-weeks' visit to her
mother, Mrs. Stranger.
Arthur E. Claypool. OF this city.
and Louisa Drain, of Geneseo, were
united in marriage by Squire Wolf.
Of Davenport, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Harper will
occupy the palatial residence of Mrs:
Ben Harper on Eighteenth street
during the coming winter.
Henry Lemberg and c. T. Gazetteer,
accompanied by their wives, leave
today for a trip which will include
Chicago and Milwaukee in its itin-
erary.
You can save $50 or $40 this fall
by having your suit cleaned and re-
paired at F. A. Leithuer, 1905
Second avenue. First-class work on
snort notice.
Ii you are looking for bargains,
peruse the advertising columns of
THE ARGUS. They will tell you
where to buy the best goods for the
least money.
The Verne Swain came down today,
and the Volunteer, Saturn, Satellite
and Thistle passed up. The stage of
water at noon was 80 and the tenn
perature 80.
l.. 5. McCabe, accompanied by Miss
N'-a 3randenburg and w. II. Reck,
returned Saturday evening from an
eastern purchasingNour, Mr.. McCabe
going as far as New York.
The renowned Bost0ns and All
Americans are booked for Rock Isl
and, Oct. l. 1t will be great game.
and lovers of the sport should get
their tickets of admission in advance.
Bullmont starts at Kansas CITY in
she 2:1S class tomorrow. Seal will
start Friday in the free-for-all 81. 200
stake. He did not pace Mt St. Jo-
seph, being sick with the pink eye.
Forty Rock Island people were at
the Continental hotel in Chicago at
one time last week. Rock Island
people who go to Chicago these days,
find it as essential to see Bloom as to
take in the fair.
The first assessment of the Fourth
avenue and Eighteenth street i'm
provemeuts must be paid before Oct
list. Three per cent discount will
still be allowed on payments in full.
Savings bank certificates will be tax
en- by Collector Buford.
The Y. w. c. L. U. will give re-
eeption at the residence of j. d. Tay-
lor tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Luncheon. will be served and a fine
musical program carried out. Every