Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-14
CITY CHAT.

insure with huesing x Hoeft.
Turtle soup at the Star saloon to-
night.
Free lunch at the Young America
tonight.
Two nice 7-octave square pianos
cheap at woodyatt's.
THE ARGUS Worlds fair series is
n popular demand. Preserve it.
Mrs. Charles Wheaton and daughter
arc in the city to spend Sunday.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Apply at jackson & Hurst's.
A fine 7-octavc square piano at al
most your own price at woodyatt's
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moscnfelder left
Yesterday for pleasure trip to New
York.
A big bargain in a nice 7-octave
square piapo-must go. at Wood
yatt's.
Webbing Bros will serve a chicken
lunch ut the Manhattan saloon to-
night.
Miss Sarah Deal. Of Rural, died to-
day. aged about 81. She was an old
settler.
Children's red and tan Oxfords nj
IS cents to 81 at Wright Il Grceaa-
waits.
Twenty per cent discount on all
Oxford tan shoes ut Wright X Green
awaits.
Grand lunch at Cramer's tonight,
corner Twelfth street and Eighth
avenue.
Picturesque America ARE you
getting the series? Back numbers at
THE Argus office.
An excursion came down from AL
bany this morning and the dav is be-
ing spent at the Tower.
Twenty per cent discount on shoes
at Wright u Greenawalt's. See the
many bargains now offered.
picturesque Worlds Fair" the
best published. THE ARGUS is now
disposing OF Mt Is cents n mum Der.
The new Sherrard mine OF the Coal
VALLEY Mining company is success.
The first vein struck was five feet
thick. and the coal VI most excellent
quality.
Miss Sophia Hult. formerly with
McCabe's. has accepted n position as
bookkeeper at Augustaua college.
She is member of the commercial
course class Of 1894.
The annual picnic of the Christian
church was held Yesterday at Pros
pect park. Moline. Two hundred
children attended, and enjoyed a
very pleasant day.
The Moline postoilice employees
have challenged the Rock Island
postoilice employees for game at the
Hophelds tomorrow aftcrnoon-and
the gauntlet has been taken up.
Blanche and Lille Mclaughlin. Of
Galesburg. are in Rock Island visit
inc friends and relatives. The
Misses Mclaughlin are the daughters
Of Charles Mclaughlin. formerly Il
citizen of Rock Island.
Deputy Sheriff Silvis closed Mrs.
NJ. T.. fIousman's hardware store, at
1898 Second avenue. ut > o'clock YES
terday afternoon on a confession Of
Judgement in the sum Of 5000 in
favor of MR.. Emma J. Maggie.
Boat races and base ball at Offer
mans island Sunday. July Is. The
Lone Star with barge will leave the
landing at Rock Island Mt n. m. and
/. 2:i0. 4:l5. $40 and 7;iO p. m. Tn,
last boat will leave the island az 1918
The lawn sociable given last ev,
ming Mt the residence of W. L. Quayl,
cd Thirteenth avenue for the benefit
of the south Park chapel was well
attended. and in all respects a mos
Ajoyable and successful event.
>3be $4,000 suit involving tn,
1ator Lumber company and Ibomp
sou X Root continues to occupy tn,
attention of the circuit court. Tn,
names Of Jackson " Hurst should b,
mentioned as identified with Miller
Starr X Petit and james O'Neill il
the defense in the case.
Col. e. W Durham returned thi.
morning from keokuk and ST. Louis
The colonel. like Col. Morrell. alsc
of the governors staff. who is ut tn,
Harper. has been under pariia
marching orders during the recon
trouble in anticipation that the gov
ernor might take the field as com
mander in chief of the state militia
Lieut.. +. G.. Kalk. who has been OF
ordnance detail at the Rock Islam,
arsenal for year. left last night. &C
companied by his wife. for NJ. Yer
non. barracks, Ala. where he re
joins his regiment. The lieutenan
and mis- accomplished wife have wol
many friends during their brief sta,
in Rock Island. who much rcsre
their removal from the city.
The relatives of the late Seth X