Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-25
CITY CHAT.

insure with Huesing & Hoeft.
"A Summer Blizzard" tonight.
Seats for I'm Old Kentucky" now
on sale.
Dressed chickens, oysters and eel.
cry at Longs.
Fancy eating apples, pears and
grapes at Longs.
No place like NJ. & X. for suits and
overcoats and low prices.
Oysters, celery and fresh fish at
Buncher's Spencer square grocery.
Try pair Of NJ. 4 X. hand-sewed
oxide shoes, guaranteed waterproof.
Undertaking every body in over
coats and everything at the NJ. & K.
Don't fail to read jackson &
Hurst's nd II you have money to in.
vest.
California peaches. pears, grapes,
figs and choice eating apples At Bun
cher's.
The c.. 4. I. & P. will very likely
have another new time card next
Sunday.
Head lettuce. radishes, soup
lunches. parsley and spinach at
Buncher's.
The Sam Atlee, Abner Gle and r.
J. Wheeler. three rafters, passed up
this morning.
The oxide is guaranteed strictly
waterproof. hand-sewed and war
ranted. NJ. &K.
Saratoga chips and sliced ham at
Woman's Exchage and Floral Bazaar.
Hurst block, Twentieth street.
Ex-SupervIsor H. o. Norton, Of
Hampton, is lying at che point OF
death. after n protracted illness.
"A Summer Blizzard" constitutes
the atmospheric conglomeratiou that
will fill Harper's theatre tonight.
The ladies of the First M. f.
church will give q supper in the
church parlors Thursday, Nov. 1.
Frank Hubbard is still confined to
his home. SIS Twenty-sixth street,
with typhoid fever in a most serious
form.
Rev. Father Connors. of Peoria,
has been assigned to Rock Island, as
an assistant to Rev. Thomas Mackiu,
Of st. Joseph's church.
Mrs. Frank Nicholson and son
left last evening for their home,
after a 6-weeks' visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Staubach.
The Sam Atlee got stuck on a sand
barge near the ferry landing this
morning, but was removed in a short
time with the assistance of the Irene
ID.
Both the Harper and Rock Island
houses were crowded again last
night. the former turning away 10
and the Rock Island house six, the
latter going to the Kimball house at
Davenport.
f. p. Williams, of Galesburg. is
talked Of rs candidate for circuit
judge in the place of Judge A. A.
Smith resigned. 1t is understood
that Henry county will also present
q candidate for the bench.
Don't fail to attend the dime So
ciable at the residence of Miss Hattie
Tremann. 1921 Sixth avenue. this
evening. Light refreshments will be
served and good music furnished by
the Orpheus Mandolin club.
The st. Julien sample room was
opened by Peter p. Pfaff in his new
building Mt the corner OF Seventeenth
street and Seventh avenue this morn
ing. Mr.. Pfag will have his formal
opening about the first Of the month.
Milne Bros. have decided to move
the Sunnyside Shetland pony farm
Scotch Grove, Iowa. to Monmouth,
and 30 head OF the diminutive spe-
cies OF the equine family passed
through Rock Island late this after
noon.
The Rock Island Lecture associa-
ton will open its fourth annual lee
ture course Nov. 90, with the Marie
Decca Grand Concert company. This
will be followed from month to month
by series OF attractions entertain
ing as well rs instructive.
As there are vacancies in the asso-
ciate membership Of the Amateur
Musical club. any ladies wishing to
become members should make appli-
cation to Mrs. Kimball or Miss Mar
garet Dart before Tuesday. Oct. 80.
Tickets will be transferable to men,
bers Of the same household only.
Chief Clerk Armstrong. Of the sup
erintendent's Office, Sixth division,
X. NJ. s.. Chicago, was in the three
cities yesterday. arranging for the
transportation Of mails between the
cities, inaugurating changes necessi-
tated by the change in the arriving
time OF train No. /, on the c.. X. 1.
& r.
Hon. W. Fl. Gest this morning filed
in the circuit clerks office q man.
damus compelling the city to pay