Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-25
CITY CHAT.

Head lettuce ut Hess Bros.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Insure with Huesing x Hoeft.
Bargains at Weckel aud Passig's.
California plums and peaches at
Hess Bros.
Michigan peaches by the basket at
Hess Bros.
Water melons and musk melons
Mt Buncher's.
Ripe tomatoes. cucumbers and
squash ut Bunchcr's.
Great snap in crockcry at Young
& McCombs' this week.
kindling wood for sale by f. b.
McKown. Phone 1898.
Young radishes. head lettuce and
choice celery at Bunchers.
The last chance to get sailor hat
at 81 Mt Lloyd " Stewards.
THE ARGus Worlds fair series is
in popular demand. Preserve it.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Apply at jackson q Hurst's.
Californca peaches, plums. pears
aud Michigan peaches ut Buncher's.
ANY lady's sailor hat in the house
at 81 this week at Lloyd & Stewards.
The finest fresh vegetables can al
ways lie found ut Weckel & Passig's.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Marshall are
rejoicing in the advent of a first-born
son.
The finest tomatoes of the season
25 cents per basket at Weckel Il Pas
sig's.
Sailor hat sale-s2. so and $3.50
sailor hats at 81 this week at Lloyd
x Stewards.
Picturesque America"-are you
getting the series? Back numbers Mt
The ARGUs office.
Otto's band will give the fourth
subscription concert in Hincher's
garden tomorrow night.
A half-50c-buys 81 worth in any
OF McCabe Bros. trimmed hats and
bonnets tomorrow after l o'clock.
Hon. Ben +. Cable and a party of
New York friends sail Saturday for
Europe to spend siN weeks abroad.
Fourth subscription concert by
Otto's Military band at iiincher's
Elm street garden tomorrow night.
picturesque Worlds Fair the
best published. The ARGUS is now
disposing Of at 10 cents u number.
Capt. and Mrs. Lawrence Kramer's
little son is still very low and little
hopes are entertained for his recov-
erv.
Thursday lone afternoon only) all
trimmed hats and bonncts 20 ut Just
one-half Of the marked price at Me
Cabe Bros.
William jackson left last evening
Cor the east to Join his family and
spend the summer. He will travel
via the lakes and the principal Cana
dian cities.
Theodore Paulsen. little son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Paulsen of Daven-
port, was run down by an electric car
on Third street in that city ycster-
day and killed.
Albert Bayles. the young fellow
who fell of the viaduct at Third and
Iowa streets. Davenport, few nights
ago, died at Mercy hospital there ut
$3.50 O'Clock last evening.
No further information mas been
received Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur
Hcurtley's little son, ut Presumption.
which MIR. Champion CONSTITUTES rs as
suarance that the child is better.
Tomorrow CThursday) afternoon
from o'clock. on every ladies'
trimmed hat and bonnet in their
store, is offered at Just half price
DOC on the dollar-at McCabe Bros
Hon. T.. ". Hurst returned last
evening from his 7-wceks' visit to
Hull and other places Of pleasure
along the Atlantic coast. Mrs. Hurst
will visit in the east before return
ing.
j. W. Burke, president of the Rock
Island branch of the a. Il. u. and G..
W. Stevens, chairman of its strike
committee. were summoned TO Chi
cago last evening to testify in the
Debs inquiry.
At her residence near Old Poin,
Comfort, Va. July Is, occurred tn,
death of Mrs. Louisa Frantz. widow
of the late Maj. John II. Frantz, sur
geon L. $. a., the latter being at on,
time well known in this city.
Charles Empkc, young man en-
ploycd in Collins Bros carpenter
shop. had the thumb of his left han,
badly laccratcd by q jig saw yester
day morning about 10 o'clock. Sew
eral stitches were taken in il by 8
physician and the young man will b,
at work in IA couple of days.
a Second avenue clerk made n,