Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-29
CITY CHAT.

ChaHts IN pants NJ tue LONDON.
Spring lamb at II. Tremann &
Sons.
Egg plant and cauliilower at Bun
cher's.
Black and red raspberries at Bun
cher's.
Extra large spring chickens at
Passig's.
Watermelons and musk melons at
Passig's.
Hires root beer 15c per bottle at
Passig's.
U. 5. root beer 7!c per bottle at
Passig's.
Water melons and musk melons at
Buncher's.
Apricots. egg plums and currants
Mt Buncher's.
Choice spring chickens at H. Ire
mann x Sons.
Wild cherry phosphate zoe per
bottle at Passig's.
Elmer Stafford is recovering from
his recent illness with typhoid fever.
Net undershirts. all shades. for SIS
cents each. extra value.-The Lon
don.
Mrs. II. $. Fraser and Phil Watson,
Of Indianapolis. are visiting in the
city.
h. ID. Connolly delivers the Fourth
Of July Grafton at Andalusia this
year.
Passig has large display Of fire.
works. which he is selling ut very
low prices.
A iloater. identity unknown. was
found in Rock river above the Tower
late this afternoon.
Mrs. John Ohlweilcr. Sr., and Mrs.
John Ohlwcilcr. Jr.. have gone to St.
Paul on pleasure trip.
Mrs. Sophia Sailcr. formerly Of
Rock Island. died Mt Oakland. Cal,
June Is. aged 60 years.
j. W. Day and wife have returned
from their pleasure trip to the head
waters of the Mississippi.
Pants in chants sale! Pants $3.50
and $2.79. II YOU wish to be in it.
buy pair.-The London.
Passig will have his customary
display Of choice fruits and vege-
tables for sunday tomorrow.
Picturesque Worlds Fair" the
best published. The ARGUS is now
disposing of at 10 cents number.
DIR. A. II. McCandlcss. wife and
family will leave tomorrow morning
for Lake Geneva for n months visit.
Hon. Ben +. Gable went east from
Springfield. About the middle OF
July he sails for Europe to spend sew
eral months abroad.
Pants $3.50 and s2.79-sOO pairs {,
select from. all sizes. worth double
the amount we ask for them. The
London. the best place for bargains.
Miss Lucia Connolly and Miss Hol-
brook returned yesterday from a
visit To- friends in Clinton. Miss
Holbrook left today for her home in
Springfield. Mo.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Archer. the
two women who are victims OF their
husbands brutality. are reported rs
getting along very nicely at st. An
thongs hospital.
Peter Mater. the man in the EN-.
ploy of the Edwards X Walsh Con.
struction company. who was injured
near the Central hose house on Tues.
day. has recovered.
Morris Rosenfeld has so far regain.
cd his strength that last evening h,
was able to enjoy with his family tn,
subscription concert ut the Elm
street concert garden.
The Helen Schuleuberg and barge
will. on July /. take an excursion to
Muscatinc under the auspices %
Bleucr's band. Fare for the rount
trip, including dancing. so cents.
Pants is the leading topic-with u.
and we understand what we ar,
talking about when we say our pants
are better for the money than you
will get ut any other house in the
city. Pants $3.50 and 1919. wortl
double.-The London.
Mrs. Lavina T.. Briggs has. through
her attorney. filed bill of divorce
from her husband, a. Z. Briggs, OF
the ground Of extreme and repeated
cruelty. The bill also prays that he
be restrained from selling his prop
erty before the suit is heard.
A railroad excursion from Morris
Sterling and other towns in that vi
entity. under the auspices Of the l
q. q. F.. was brought into Rock Isl
and yesterday by the Helen Schulen
berg. Fully 800 people came in ant
spent the afternoon mt the Tower.
In the circuit court this morning
Charles Malmquist through his Mt
torney. W. X. Moore, was released