Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-01
CITY CHAT.
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insure with Huesing 4 Hoeft.

Don't fail to read jackson & Hurst's
I'd. II You have money to invest.
A. Bauer. Of Chicago. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mosenfelder.
Gen. j. c. Black and Hon. Jonas
w. O'son speak in Mo inc tomorrow
night.
The success OF Murray and Mack
last season was the talk Of New York
this summer.
..Finnigan's Ball" with promises,
IL fulfilled. will be the big hit of the
coming season.
The Davenport Tribune comes out
this morning much improved in gen.
eral appearance.
Commencing tonight the last car
will leave for the Watch Tower at 9
p. m. instead of 10.
THE ARGUS publishes elsewhere
the official ballot to be voted on at
the election next Tuesday.
Mrs. DIR. +. NJ. Sala. who has been
exceedingly i'll with typhoid fever
the past week. is very low.
Saratoga chips and sliced ham at
Woman's ESchage and Floral Bazaar.
Hurst block, Twentieth street.
A meeting OF the directors of the
Western Base Ball association is to
b, held in Rock Island about the 10th
inst.
Chief Of Police J. ID. Milton. Of Ell
Paso. Tex. was in the city today on
his way home from Detroit, where he
has been on business.
A. j. Wright took out a saloon IL
cense yesterday. and will open up to-
day, at 2610 Fifth avenue He will
give his opening lunch Saturday
night.
The Epwo tn league of the First
M. +. church will give a social and
literary at the First Nj. +. church to-
morrow evening. preceded by bus
mess meeting.
Thomas Bagley today severed his
connection with Harry Smythe's res
taurant and sample room. Tommie
has many friends who will hope to
see him soon located.
Saloon licenses were obtained YES
terday afternoon by II. Vogel. c. II.
Frauck, Bisant x Tobin. A. Wright.
Fred Appelquist. John Kruse, John
Cremer and +. Seeberger.
Louis Dixon. son of Sherwood Dix
on, United States attorney for the
northern district of Illinois, was in
the city yesterday afternoon. He
has been visiting an aunt in Moline
ID. Roy Bowlby left last evening
for Chicago. to attend the annual re-
ception and ball of the Harvard club,
in its club house at Englewood, Mr.
Bowlby being n member OF the social
organization.
A horse attached to a small deliv-
cry wagon kicked up a rumpus on
Nineteenth street. Second avenue.
Eighteenth street and Fourth avenue
this morning. indulcing in lively
run before it was captured.
The chronic croaker. who is al
ways ready to say. there is nothing
new under the sum-" will have to
take to the woods. when Murray and
Mack open their fun factory, ..Finni
gan's Ball." at Harper's theatre to.
morrow night.
Peter +. Pfaff will celebrate thu
formal opening of his st. Julien sam
pie room at the corner of Seventeenth
street and Seventh avenue to-
night with orchestral music. Tit
main opening lunch will be served
Saturday evening.
John Petit. colored passence,
bound from Chicago to Denver. dice
in Rock Island train between thi
city and Davenport early yesterda,
morning. The man was 40 years o
age. and died of hemmorhage. Tn
remains were taken in charge at Dav
export, where an inquest was held.
BY an opinion handed down Mon
day. the supreme court of this stat
declares the amendment to the build
ing and loan association law, passe,
by the legislatu of 1891. wholly un
constitutional, and leaves the soci
cites in the same relative position a
any other corporation doing bushes
in Illinois.
Twin-City Typographical Union
No. 1O1. of Rock Island and Moline
has issued n neat card, urgin
friends to support and patroniz
union printing Offices. which in Roc
Island are: THE Argus, Daily Tn
ion, Nance a. Messenger. Kramer
Bleuer & Co.. j. +. Dindinger ant
the Rock Islander.
The will OF the late Lorenzo +
Elliott, Of Bt fra,o Prairie, was admi,
ted to probate yesterday afternoon
1t was drawn up Feb. 90, 1895
After 5000 have been paid his son
Nelson G.. Elliott. all the real estat
and personal effects become tn
property OF the dcceased's wife, VIII