Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-02
CITY CHAT.

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Open tomorrow at 171O Third ave.
nue..
Murray & Mack in "Finnican's
. Ball."
Give the new grocery of Schaum's
Il trial.
Celery and oysters at H. Tremann
h Sons.
Very best Of butterine at H. Ire.
mann Il Sons.
Dressed chickens, oysters and cell
cry at Longs.
j. Albrecht, of WATERFOWL, was in
the city today.
Young and old chickens at II. IRE
mann & Sons.
Holland herring zoe per keg at
Weckel & Passig's.
You will find it profitable to trade
with the Schaum grocery.
Schaum's new grocery-the best in
the city. opens tomorrow.
Everything in the line OF California
fruit at Weckel & Passig's.
Call AMI examine our line of dried
fruit at Weckel & Passig's.
Don't fail to read jackson & Hurst's
al. IL you have money to invest.
The vestry of Trinity parish will
meet tonight at the new rectory.
Lettuce, spinach. cauliflower, cram
berries and sweet potatoes at Longs.
Head lettuce, radishes. spinach,
cauliflower and soup punches at Bum
cher's.
California peaches. pears, oranges,
figs and choice eating apples at Bun
cher's.
The Union Veterans Union gives a
supper and dance at X. p. hall this
evening.
Liberal management and clever
people have made 'Finnigan's Ball.
a big winner.
The Lyceum square success, The
Charity Ball" at HarPer's theatre
tomorrow night.
Eagars best -four. fancy patent.
nothing finer. at $3.50 per barrel, 225
Brady street. Davenport.
''Finnigan's Ball. tonight, and
The Charity Ball. tomorrow night.
You will enjoy them both.
Saratoga chips and sliced ham at
Woman's Exchage and Floral Bazaar.
Hurst block. Twentieth street.
Twenty-four pounds best granu-
lated sugar for 81. at NJ. J. Eagal &
Co.'S. 225 Brady street, Davenport.
The cleanest, best, largest grocery
in town is that OF Schaum's, which
opens tomorrow, at 1710 Third ave-
nue..
''Finnigan's Ball. with Murray &
Mack and lS OF the best farce come.
dams in the country. appear at Har-
per's theatre tonight.
-Schaum is determined to be recoc-
nizcd as the leading grOcer-it takes
low prices and the best of everything
to accomplish this-Schaum has it.
Herbert Holcombe. formerly of
Rock Island. is member Of "A
Bunch OF keys" company, and will
appear at Davenport, Sunday, Nov.
20.
The faculty and students of Angus
tana College and Theological semi
nary to the number Of 2j0. 90 to An
dover by special train tomorrow 10
attend the Gustavus Adolphus jubi-
lee.
Rev. A +. Fors, A. NJ. of Gene SEQ,
will deliver lecture in the August
ana college chapel ut s o'clock this
evening, on the subject, The His
tory OF Mormonism. The lecture
will be free.
The Thirty Social club reorganized
for the winter season last evening by
electing Fred Woltmann president
and =. Grecnawalt secretary and
treasurer. The first dance OF the new
series will be given Nov. 10.
Miss Mildred Shallberg and Miss
Susanna Carlson, members OF the
senior class of the High school at
Moline. entered Augustana business
college last Thursday. Edward
Spiegel, of Kewanee, entered the day
previous.
Some malicious individuals have
torn down the placards posted in the
First precinct of the Seventh ward,
bearing instructions to voters.
Such an act is punishable ofrense,
and IL the guilty parties are located,
they will receive the full extent of
the law.
Rev. Fred Keator and Miss Emma
Lyon. Of Edgcwatcr, were married
Tuesday last at high noon, at the
church Of which Mr.. Keator is pas
tor. Rev. Samuel Edsall, n class-mate
of Mr.. keator, officiating. Mr.. Kea-
, tor is brother Of S. j. Keator OF
this city.
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