Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-06
CITY CHAT.


this morning.
Bulk oysters at Buncher's Spencer
square grocery.
Discount on all trimmed hats a,
Blackburn d Co.'S.
Don't fail to read jackson 4 Hurst's
al. IL you have money to invest.
Special discount on all trimmed
hats this week at Blackburn & Co.'S.
Saratoga chips and sliced ham at
Woman's Exchage and Floral Bazaar.
Hurst block. Twentieth street.
The fast mail on the Rock Island,
due here al 1881, was 40 minutes late
this Notwithstanding unusual.
With every s-yard dress pattern at
30 cents yard or over, Mcintyre
Reck Co. throw in the Innings for lie.
j. A. Hanley. of Minneapolis, for
merly with the Rock Island Pillow
company. is in the city on business.
McIntyro-R eck Co. are headquar-
tiers for cloaks andufurs, and propose
TO keep prices the lowest and quality
the best.
Trinity Improvement Guild will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock ut The residence of Mrs. X.
Champion.
A special i'm children's super
fleeced grey and ecru underwear at
McIntyre-Eeck Cos. Price % cents
for all size.
New values added to the $1.99
dress patterns ut McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
Some one will secure good dress for
next to nothing.
Mesdamos l.. Simon and Louis
Lohn chaporoned party of Young
folks. which visited the Watch Tower
yesterday afternoon.
The special services will continue
this week ia the Central Presbyter-
ian church. Rev. Skinner will
preach again this evening.
Miss Rosa NJ. Weinberger and Mrs.
c. Zeis and daughter, Mabel. have
gone to Os' &c. Iowa. on an extended
visit to friends and relatives.
Harry Nicholson. OF Coe. and
Miss Laura \. Jack. of Port Byron.
were married at the First Baptist
parsonage tkis morning by Rev. C.
+. Taylor.
Misses Elise Riess and Rosina
Lothringer returned yesterday, after
4-weeks' yisit pleasantly spent with
relatives cud friends in Muscatine
and vicinity.
Eugene Burns has accepted posi-
tion rs ira, cling salesman for Frank
lin MacVeHgh X Co.. wholesale gro
GERS of Chi ago. leaving yesterday on
his initial tip.
Mrs. +. j.. Ieigler and Miss McI.ay
have opened dressmaking parlors at
2i09 Sevefth avenue. and will be
pleased to have their friends and
Others call on them.
William Baker and James Alberry
will open I, p produce market at the
corner of ! irst avenue and Sixteenth
street next Monday, under the firm
name OF BE- ser & Alberry.
Mr.. and drs. William Butterworth
have issueo invitations to their tri-
city friends for a reception to be
given Saturday afternoon and even
ing ut their new Moline residence.
Good mackintoshes at 80 cents,
worth up TO So 50-better mackin-
toshes at Sl.99. worth up to s4 75,
and some elegant garments at 1899,
the price which has been S65 ut
Mclntyre-lseck Co.'s.
The PACKET Pittsburgh. which has
been tied up ut St. Louis ever since
the low water period, passed up this
morning, in command of Capt. Kill
leen. She is bound for Dubuque,
where q new hull will be built this
winter.
While under the effects of somnam-
bulism Sunday evening, c., X. /. &
=. fireman residing on Thirty-frst
street, climbed out of a second-story
window of his house and fell to the
ground. distance of about - feet.
Luckily ne serious injuries were sus-
tained, but the gentleman will walk
lame for awhile.
John Scliall, of COe, is contem-
plating moving to Rock Island with
his family. an announcement which
will be hailed with delight by his
hosts OF friends here. Mr.. Schall is
one Of the foremost farmers in the
upper end Of the county. and his de-
termination to retire from agricul-
tural pursuits and spend the remain
der OF his ife in the city will insure
for him welcome as sincere here as
will be the regret among those whom
he has lived so long in the country,
Mt his char re of residence.
Chief of Police Pierson, of Clinton,
made neat capture Saturday after
noon. 1t appears that he received q
message from Freeport. telling him
to be on the lookout for p. F. Drew.