Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-05
CITY CHAT.
Insure with Huesing & Hoeit.

Balloon ascension at the Tower
Sunday.
Prof. G. w. Foss and wife are Wis.,
iting mt Swoopc, Va.
Miss Kate Scully has returned
from her visit to Des Moines.
Kindling, dry and green. for sale
BY +. b. Mckown. Phone 1913.
The ARGUS Worlds fair series ia
N popular demand. Preserve it.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Apply at jackson & Hurst's.
Mcdonald. the hypnotist. will give
free exhibition at the Tower Sun
day.
The stage Of water ut the Rock Isl.
and bridge ut noon was 800; the tenn
perature so.
Picturesque America are you
getting the series? Back numbers at
The ARGUS office.
Miss Birdie Ashbaugh, of Eau
Claire. Wis. is staying in the city
on few days visit.
Western wheels are the best. and
they are outsclling all other grades.
Call ut MclIugh's and see them.
Drs. j. c. Hughes and j. A. Glib
bons, of keokuk. spent the Fourth
with DIR. Comegys in Rock Island.
picturesque Worlds Fair" the
best published. THE ARGUS is now
disposing of at Is cents number.
Join the Dclsartc class at the Rock
Island Business university and cure
your nervousness and become grace
full.
Mrs. Charles Gantcer entertained
quite n number of her lady friends
ON Monday. the occasion being her
birthday.
Rcidy Bros. have made arrange
ments to take charge Of the real es-
tate business OF the late George W.
ID. Harris.
Have just received new shipment
of wheels. and will be pleased to have
bicycle riders call and see them-Mc-
Hugh's ticket office.
The people of Andalusia and Bufra-
10 Prairie townships are agitatinr the
subject of new postoiiicc between
Andalusia and Illinois CITY.
The tri-city barge party on the
Schulenbcrg and barge Tuesday
night proved much en- loved affair.
schillinger's orchestra furnished the
music.
Engagements formed for public
and and private reading by those
who make speciality of the work ut
the Rock Island Business university.
Terms reasonable.
A man. whose name could not be
learned, fcll.oiT n street car on Moline
avenue. near Thirty-eighth street.
yesterday afternoon and severely
sprained his ankle.
Joseph Iiettigcr and wife of
Beardstown. spent yesterday the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Mar
tin. Mr.. Hcttiger is conductor
on the Il. Il o. road.
Miss Henrietta utke died Tuesday
evening of malarial fever. at her
home. $50 Fifth avenue. She was %
years and months old. The funer-
nj was held this afternoon.
The L. V. L. will hold n musical
Mt the rooms in Carse block tomor-
raw evening. Mrs. Thomas Casey
and MIR. and Mrs. Henry Schillinger
will contribute to the program.
The brick is BEING delivered on
Twenty-third and Seventeenth streets
by the National CLAY company for
the furtheriny of the pawn. i'm.
provcment on those two thorough
fares.
Special classes in Delsartc and
physical culture for ladies. misses
and children at the Rock Island Bust
ness university ut midsummer tn
ition prices. Call on or address j.
C.. Jacobs.
M. j. MoEnirv received. Tue.dav
evening. his commission rs postmas-
ter ut Moline. and yesterday he en-
tered fully upon his duties. n most
appropriate manner of celebrating
the glorious Independence day.
Reilly Bros. have made arrange
mcnts for the purchase of the real
estate and insurance business of the
late George W. ID. Harris. the trans
fer of the Detroit Fire IL Mutual In
surancc company being made today.
On Tuesday night about IL O'Clock
some of the railroad men about the
e.. X. l. II 7. yards brought out
hand-car and two anvils and came
down the street car track. They
had. besides the auvils. numerous
fireworks. and they celebrated in
proper style.
During the month of June. the
mean tempcratnro was 10: the hirh-