Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03
CITY CHAT.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Insure with Huesing & Hoeft.

| WAN iSCS "cue up W SuiSaSo Cat-
urday evening.
For all kinds of school books go 10
W. Trefz 4 Cos.
NJ. NJ. Sturgeon went up to Chi
cago this morning.
II. ID. Mack and son left Saturday
night for Chicago.
The steamer General Barnard came
down last evening.
Don't miss seeing the fall and win
ter stock at Emig's.
Mason fruit jars, all sizef, Just re-
ceived al McCabe Bros.
New cups and saucers, % cents
per set, at McCabe Bros.
New decorated dinner sets $5.s7
per set to introduce them. at Nc
Csbe Bros. No duplicates.
George Sudlow left this morning
for Andover TO enter college.
All kinds Of school books and
blank books at W. Trefz & Co.'S.
\ double star attraction a. Har-
per's theatre Wednesday evening.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Apply at Jackson & Hurst's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter johnson re-
turned Saturday night from Macki-
nae.
Miss Maggie Quinlan, of Fountain
City, Mo-, is in the city visiting rela-
tives.
DR.. and Mrs. Calvin Truesdale left
Saturday evening for Minneapolis
for weeks visit.
Alteration sale full of alterations in
prices now in full swing at Mcintyre
Reck Cos. Read adv.
Have you seen the latest in fall
suitings? II not, call at Emig's. the
tailor. and see his line.
John Siedenfuss, cooper. Manu-
facturer of kegs for beer, wine whis-
Ky, etc.-25l9 Vine street.
Ex-Ald. Winslow Howard. now OF
Marion, Ind, is spending few DAYS
visiting in his old home here.
The K. /. 1, p opened its new sta
ton at Sherrard this morning. Con-
nections are made At Presumption.
Secure YOUR seats for the first at
traction at Harper's theatre this sea-
son. Double attraction "Wednesday
evening.
Very handsomesnew gilt decorated
English semi-china at McCabe Bros.
FRS: arrival cut Of bond at the new
tariff prices.
Emig. the tailor, has Just I'M
packed the finest line Of fall and win
ter woolens that have ever been
shown in the city.
Mrs. p. j. Murrin and children. of
Aurora. left for their home thi.
morning. after weeks visit with
relatives in the city.
Mrs. William Wheelan and dauCh-
ter left for their home in Chicago
yesterday. after a short visit with
relatives in the city.
John Looney came down on the
flyer from Ottawa, and left over the
Peoria for Cambridge this morniu q
on professional business.
Judge Peasants convened court
this afternoon. and being a legal hol-
iday, il was al journed until tomor-
aow morning al o'clock.
A fine double play as an opening
attraction at Harper's theatre next
Wednesday night in "A Cold Day"
and "A Chip of the Old Block"
One admission admits you to see
the two attractions. the same even
ing, at Harper's theatre. Wednesday
night. Two distinct companies.
If it keeps on, the Union will get
so far away from its libel suit that
the sheriff will have trouble in find
ing it, and it's only got weeks
start.
Albert and Worthy Dart left yes
terday morning for Easthampton,
Mass, where they will attend VIII
hston college. Cy Dart accompa-
MED them.
Edward Murphy. son Of Francis
Murphy, and of equal note with his
father as a temperance evangelist. is
soon to conduct temperance revival
in Davenport.
Miss Jennie A. Kane, who has been
spending the vacation at home. re-
turned to Chicago today to resume
her duties as teacher in the Chicago
public schools.
The annual business meeting of
the w. {. +. L. will be held tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock at the Y.
M. c. A. building. All members are
requested to be present.
Low rates still prevail on the
steamship lines to Europe, but they
won't very long. Anyone wishing to
take advantage of this should call at
once at George l.. Quist's.
Edwards d Walsh are pushing
ahead on Seventeenth street with the
paving approaching Eighth avenue.
| while Flick L. johnson will soon have
the work done on Sixteenth street.
The price of admission at Harper's
theatre Wednesday night will be no
more than for one company and one
attraction, but there will be two at
fractions and two Cnmpapies Sna.c