Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
CITY CHAT.
Ilsure with ReIdy Bros.

Fresh oysters at W. A. Ehleb's.
Call on Reidy Bros. for cheap prop
erty.
Mrs. r. j. Buford is home from Fl.
Riley. Mas.
Strawberries and piueapplcs at W.
A. Ehleb's.
Save your coupons for THE ARGUS
Worlds fair series.
AnSce line of fresh vegetables al
ways on hand at W. A. Ehleb's.
Combination suits made of durable
material, $3.50. at Simon & Mosen-
felder's.
"Old Song Evening" tonight at
the First NJ. f. church. Admission
Is cents.
Handsome children's REFERS in
dark and light shades at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
p. l.. Mitchell and Mrs. wads-
worth returned this morning from
Ashvelle. y. C.
The latest in Regent suits made of
the finest fabrics, TO be seen ut Simon
Il Mosenfelder's.
1.-The Ensign" the great naval
play. at the Burtis, at Davenport,
this evening.
While your boy has vacation fit him
out in one sf Simon * Mosenfelder's
popular school suits.
Tully and Ben White left this
morning for st. Johns military acad-
envy at Dellaiicld. Wis.
All the latest novelties in boys and
children's suits can now he found at
Simon & Mosenfcldcr's.
Picturesque Worlds Fair" is the
pride Of all who see it. Get the Sc
ries at TIE ARGUS Office.
Miss Anna Weatherhead. Of San
Francisco. arrived last evening to
spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. George W. Henry.
Mrs. James II. Graham. Jr., and
children. Of Des Moincs. are visiting
nc the home Of Mrs. Graham's par
cnts.-Davenport Democrat.
The Decoration day committee has
arranged to have ex-Congresman
Hanback,. Of Kansas. deliver the
Grafton at Rocs Island this year.
Miss Crowell, from the Audito-
rum hotel. Chicago. will be pleased
20 show you hats and bonncts, at the
Harper house, Friday and Saturday.
April and ..
IL You arc going to paper this
spring. call on Lcrcn Is Greve. They
carry n fine assortment of samples.
and will do your work chcap-3O9
Eighteenth street.
DIR. j. +. Asay was out for the first
time Tuesday. after severe illness.
Although the doctor is about again,
he will not be able to attend to his
professional business for few weeks.
The members Of the family of the
late Mrs. ;. :. Parker dcsirs to ex-
press their thanks TO the many
friends for the Kindness and svmpa-
thy shown them in their late be-
reavemeut.
G.. /. Lyndc, j. :. Gilmore. :. :.
Davis and wife. Mrs. Van Patten,
Miss Van Patten and Mrs. +. Il. Har
per composed u party which left Rock
Island yesterday 10 attend the grand
opera in Chicago last evening.
The W. G.. I. r. convention closed
last evening with q sermon By Miss
Downey and singing. by the Broad
way church choir. The audience
was large and enthusiastic. and the
sermon a strong and effective one.
Lereh u Greve. 800 Eighteenth
street. are doing rushing business
this spring. Parties wanting any
work done in painting. calso-
mining. or hanging Of wall paper.
will do well to place their orders
early.
Manager Sage. OF the Rock Island
ball club. is corresponding with
Fielder Cantillon. of Kansas CITY,
and expects tc sign him. He expects
to have all his men here 10y the 18th.
Beldon Hill, the third bascman. be-
ing already on hand.
The regular monthly meeting of
the W. G.. +. L. will be held in the
Y. VI. G.. \. building Friday, April
6. at o'clock. Rev. II. G. Marshall
will give 1O-minute talk on What
a Young Woman Can do for Tenn
perancc.' Every young lady is cor
daily invited TO be present.
The Rock Island Heating Is Plumb
ing company has issued circular
letter announcing that now the COM
pany is fully prepared to attend |
10 all kinds Of work in its line.
The president. r. F. Burk. late of
Blake & Burk. is up to the standard
in his lire of business. and will give
all work his personal attention.
John Jocrs. vice president. is first
class plumber, at-l is known to be
one of the best mechanics in this