Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-16
CITY CHAT.

lucy We something q Sc 10 40:
Bet wuikouis rigat In their Inc,
And tic-up, oft cn.ue,
And boycaughts, too.
"Amcricus."
Don't miss "Americus."
Buy home OF Reidy Bros.
Insure with Huesing 4 Hoeft.
Have you seen '.Americus" yet?
Peaches by the basket at Bunch
er's.
California fruit OF all kinds at
Buncher's.
Summer goods must go. so say ST.
mon q Mosenfelder.
Five and seven room houses for
rent by Il. II. Guyer.
Kindling wood for sale by f. B.
McKown. Phone 119S.
Your choice OF summer suits for
1880 st Simon & Moscnfelder's.
THE ARGUS Worlds fair series is
in popular demand. Preserve it.
Money 10 loan on real estate secur-
ity. Apply at Jackson Il Hurst's.
Summer suits. former price $3.50.
now s3.9s, at Simon Il Mosenfelder's.
George Ostrom, of New York City,
is visiting relatives in Rock Island.
summer suits, former price from
SIS to $50. choice Sl2.5 so, at Simon Il
Mosenfelder's.
Mrs. l.. +. West and daughter left
last evening for Colfax Springs on a
2-weeks' visit.
Take out your insurance policies
with George l.. Quist. He has the
best companies only.
Twelve dollars-and-a-half for the
best summer suit in the stock ut ST.
mon Il Mosenielder's.
Doc" Hodges went up to Sheffield
this morning to attend the reunion
of the 9th Illinois Volunteers.
Mrs. William Rcck accompanied by
her sons, Rudolph and Herber left
this morning for Greenville, Pa.
Robert Doyle and Amanda Witt. of
Rock Island. were married by Police
Magistrate Schroeder in his Office
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ita leave next
Monday for Zurich. Switzerland for
for n 5-months' visit. Returning
they will make their home in Rock
Island.
A large number OF members OF the
Home Forum benefit society went up
to Cordova today to attend the picnic
of that society in this and adjoining
counties.
Ha! Ha! Picnic in Oxfords-sum-
mer goods slaughtered. 1t won't
take you long to lind bargain. If
you're sharp, you'll take this sale in
The Boston.
Slaughter sale! Don't miss it
Oxfords and summer shoes being
cleaned out ut slaughter prices this
week. Can't mention prices-bar-
gains too numerous.-The Boston
Summer suits must make room for
the immense stock Of winter good
now arriving, therefore any summer
suit in the store. value Sl5 or more.
for 1880. at Simon & Mosenfelder' s.
Miss Lizzie Kcarncy, of Chicago,
who for the past two weeks has been
visiting friends in Rock Island. left
this morning for Sterling. where she
will visit relatives.
The house committee on pensions
has agreed to the senate bill pension
ing Mrs. Ada j. Schwatka. OF thi.
city. widow of the late Lieut.. Schwat.
ka. the arctic explorer, at $50 pei
month.
The paddock was mashed on the
mail box ut the corner of Ninth
street and Seventh avenue Tuesda,
night sometime, but whether or moi
the box was riiled Of any of its con.
tents is not known.
Mail Clerk +. NJ. Wilcox. of tn,
Il. /. 4 y. run. is running tcmporar
lily on Mail Clerk j. \. Harrington.
Rock Island and Sterling c., Il. ~ O.
train, while the latter is attending
the X. L. encampment.
States Attorney Scarlc and Aid
Albert johnson have returned from
Their outing on the Great lakes Dur.
ing their trip they visited Sault Ste.
Marie. Mackinac. the Snow island.
and other places of interest, coming
home from Minneapolis by rail.
William Uhlmann, of the Molin,
Wagon works, accompanied tn,
Burgh, Lyford and Robinson party
on the trip to Oregon. Should the
party purchase the wagon works a,
Corovallis, Ore. Mr.. Uhlmann will
be interested, and will remove will
his family to that place.
Locksmith Charles Fiebig goes tc
Osla 'oosa this afternoon to let the
postmaster there into his vault. the
combination having become twisted
and Uncle Sans officers there are al
standstill, evidently from the urg