Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-24
CITY CHAT.


Don't fail to read Jackson 1
Hurst's ad., II you have money to in
vest.
The children and other relatives O
Mrs. Elizabeth Krell are celebratip,
her 6Sth birthday today.
Saratoga chips and sliced ham a
Woman's Exchage and Floral Bazaar
Hurst block, Twentieth street.
No. 20. on the c., r. I. Il p. due
here from the west at 6:35, was foul
hours late this morning, on accoun,
OF connections.
+. H. Guyer has purchased Hon
+. w. Hurst's interest in the prop
erty on the east side OF Twentieth
near Second avenue.
Attend the dime social Of the Y. P
s. U. Of the Central Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening at the
home Of Miss Hattie Tremann. 1921
Sixth avenue.
The most striking and best thing
In the lecture field in this city for the
season 10 DIR. Henson's famed and
wonderful lecture on Fools" Be
sure you hear it.
Capt. and Mrs. +. j. Robinson gave
dinner party yesterday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Amy Sweeney, OF
Rock Island, and S. +. Kenfield, OF
Chicago. whose wedding occurs to-
night.
Remember Clemann & Salzmann.
the big furniture establishment
where youcan get 46 different STYLES
bed room suits to select from. They
are all handsome and selling so
cheap.
Henry, tn 2-months-old twin son
OF MIR. and Mrs. Peter Breecher. 1907
Sixth avenue. died at l O'Clock Tues.
day morning. The funeral was held
from the residence at 9 O'Clock this
afternoon.
Mrs. John r. Staubach gave a
pleasant afternoon tea yesterday in
honor Of her daughters. Mrs. Frank
Nicholson and Mrs. v. Hugo Smith.
who are visiting her parents on
Fourth avenue.
Ha! rs! Inside boards, Clemann &
Salzmann have the greatest line ever
shown in the west. Twenty differ
cnt styles. all new. just in. Call and
see them at the big furniture and
carpet house OF Clemann & Salz-
MAINS.
The young people of the Central
Presbyterian church give a dime So
cial Mt the home Of Miss Hattie Ire
mann. 1921 Sixth avenue. tomorrow
evening. Light refreshments and
music will be the special features Of
the evening.
Willie White. the 1O-year old or
phan who wandered into the police
station Monday night. was taken in
charge by Proprietor George Eckhart
OF the Maucker house. who will prob
ably elothe and take care of the lit
tie fellow in the future.
The representative OF the Rock
Island Plow company are in copfer-
ence with Manager Head at the Har-
per today on matters pertaining to
the furthering and lettering of the
company's interests throughout the
territory over which they extend.
You will no doubt want dining
room furniture TO furnish your new
dining room. The place to get suited
In style and price.and no better place
in all the northwest than the big fur.
niture and carpet house of Clemann
X Salzmann to make your selection
cannot be recommended,
Both the Harper and! Rock Island
houses were crowded last night.
every room being taken in both hos
tclries, and the Harper turned II
away. Nor were there any theatre
cal companies stopping at either
house. This speaks pretty well for
business conditions in Rock Island.
Pretty new parlor furniture-the
most stupendous assortment ever
displayed in the Mississippi valley.
mt Clemann IL Salzmann's. They do
not ask you to take their word for it.
Call and convince yourselves, as YOU
are at all times welcome. il you wish
to purchase or not. at the big furni-
ture and carpet house of Clemann &
Salzmann's.
Secretary McHugh, of the Rock ISL
and-Moline base ball club. has re-
ceived the pennant won by the club
the past season. 1t is a bugle with
the inscription. Champions, 1894. :"
Feeling that the material and design
does not come up to the specifica-
tions, Mr.. Ntzhugh, has written Pres
idcnt Rowe that it will not be &C.
cepted, and u better one must be
sent.
Mrs. S. +. Keniield. Miss Edith
Kcniield, J. II. Kenfield, Miss Ensign,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Windsor, w. j.
Bradford. Miss Marion Lobdell, w. X.
Barnes and W. j. Sweeney, of Chi