Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-03
CITY CHAT.

Sport ut Prospect park on the
Fourth.
Cars to Prospect park every Is
minutes.
Races and games at Prospect park
July Fourth.
Buncher's grocery will be open I'M
til noon tomorrow.
Picnic paraPhernalia in endless va
ricty at Prospect park.
The only large celebration in this
vicinity will be at Prospect park.
Ample room for hundreds OF fami-
ly picnics ut Prospect park on the
Fourth.
The stage OF water at the Rock ISL
and bridge at noon was 8. Is; the tenn
perature 81.
Young 4 McComb's store will be
open this evening. but will he closed
all day tomorrow.
The steamer Schulenbcrg will
make trips from Offerman's island to
the canal tomorrow.
The annual 15-days lay off of the
men Mt Rock Island arsenal for re-
pairs begins tomorrow.
Columbia club will hold a picnic
on July 4th at Huber's garden. All
friends Of the club are cordially in
vited.
Swings. hammocks, tables, chairs.
lawn tents. boats for entertainments
of picnickers at Prospect park on the
Fourth.
Join in the old time. all day. all
night. all around festivities for the
benefit of the Light Guard band on
the Fourth.
The directors of the Rock Island
savings bank yesterday afternoon de-
clared dividend of 8 per cent paya-
bic at once.
Switch brck. merry-go-round. herd
of saddled burros, dancing pavilion
to amuse the crowd at Prospect park
on the Fourth.
Plenty OF room and plenty of ac-
conmodation and plenty of fun for
hundreds OF picnickers at Prospect
park July Fourth.
| NILS. IItulN NCDtl. WIN WIS So
brutally stabbed by her husband
about month ago, has been dis
charged from the hospital rs cured.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Gilmore gave
most delightful dancing party in
honor of their daughters. at their
home, 1910 Second avenue, last even
ing.
The Moline Light Guard band in
wife their friends and the public of
the tri-cities to join in their celebra-
ton ut Prospect park. Meals will be
served. while the entire so acres of
the beautiful park will be at the SER
vice of picnickers.
j. l.. Morrell. of Alton, is at the
Rock Island house. MIR. Morrell is
in the city on business. He is n
member of the governors staff and
incidentally is being entertained by
his military friends, Col. Charles
Durham and Col. l.. NJ. Buford.
Mayor Mcdill desires that all
propertv-holders on Nineteenth street
south OF Fifth avenue put in their
water and sewer connections forth
with, in order that there may be no
delay in paving and the pavement
will not be disturbed when once
layed.
The funeral of Miss Constance
Mulack was held from the darkened
home. 1913 Second avenue. at 9
o'clock this morning, Rev. II. c. Mar
shall, of the U. 7. church. ofliciat-
ing. The pallbearers were: Messrs.
John Weed, Mark Ramser, Samuel
Montgomery. Andrew Gross. Henry
Ludolph and Ferd Vogel.
John Polzin, the well-known baker.
has decided To establish business OF
his own. and has fitted up first
class bakery at 1917 Fourth avenue.
Mr.. PolZin was for number of years
in partnership with +. j. Staassen
running one of the finest bakeries
west of Chicago. Theodore Hender.
son will drive the wagon. and it is
gratifying to know that such q gen.
: tlemanly little fellow is TO take Fritz
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