Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-02
CITY CHAT.

Acois anu uuiuces ~ Iless DrOs.
Oysters and celery at Hess Bros
Ounces and sweet apples al
Bunchcr's.
c. l.. Walker went up to Chicago
last night.
Boquet lamps $l.ss at Young &
McCombs'.
Col. Henry Curtis left last night
for Chicago.
Michigan and New York grapes by
the basket at Hess Bros.
Michigan peaches and New York
grapes by the basket at Buncher's.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Apply at Jackson & Hurst's.
Note prices on dinner sets in the
large advertisement Of Young 4 Nc
Combs.
Clemann 4 Salzmann's furniture
store will remain open in the evenings
hereafter.
d. Murphy, of the firm Of Bake Il
Murphy. went to Peoria this morning
on business.
Henry Frahm. the well known
Davenport brewer. died suddenly
yesterday. aged AZ.
Direct from New York-the latest
styles are those shown at the open
ing Of Blackburn 4 Cos.
Attend the grand millinery OPEN
ing at Blackburn Il Co.'S tomorrow.
All the latest colors and designs in
patterns.
DIR. $. c. Plummer is Mt Conncil
Bluffs attending the annual reunion
Of the society OF the army Of the
Tennessee.
Night Clerk Frank Brough, Of the
Harper. accompanied by his wife,
left this morning for a 10-days' visit
in the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Montrose leave
for Chicago tomorrow morning on an
extended visit to their daughter-and
granddaughter.
Walker Whiteside, the popular
tragedian. is to appear Mt the Burtis
ut Davenport. tonight in The Mer-
chant of Venice"
Edward Schoede. for some time
stenographer with Charles McHugh.
has accepted n position as assistant
in the circuit clerks Office.
Mrs. Frank Taylor and children
went down to st. Louis last night to
witness the ..vciled Prophets"
parade. which takes place there to-
night.
There will be meeting OF the
Women's Improvement guild tomor-
row afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. H. 5. Bollman. 500 Forty-third
street. Edgcwood park.
Mrs. Robert G.. Willerton left yes
terday TO attend the autumnal festiv-
tiles at St. Louis. She was accom-
panied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. F.
II. Carleton. of Des Moines.
About seventy of the geology class
OF Augustana left on a special car for
Montpelier, Iowa, this morning, to
make some scientific investigations.
and will return this evening.
W. Fl. Conaut has accepted the ed
itorship of the Iowa City Weekly
Citizen and will enter upon his du-
ties Mt once. putting in his leisure
time pursuing the study OF law.
A cupid boquet lamp. complete
with large central draft burner.
chimney. linen shade, gold finish
with cubic center in silver finish.
Buy quick, at sl.s9. Young & Nc
Combs.
Mrs. Ben T. Gable and family have
returned from Rye Beach. n. H.,
where they have spent the summer.
Mr.. Cable is expected in New Yorl
from Europe the latter part Of the
week, when he will come on direct to
his home in Rock Island.
c. p. Hengstler and family and j
G. Kinney and family will move Il
Chicago for permanent residence il
the near future. Mr.. Kinney, whit
has recently been manager Of thu
Office of the Postal company ut Dav
export. has received a position il
the company's employ at Chicago.
The most important among tn
contemplated changes in the tim
card on the Rock Island, mentioned
in Saturdays Argos, and which goe
into effect next Sunday at noon, ar
in No. / which leaves here now a
5:20 p. m. going west, will be changed
to s:15. while No. 90, going east a
2:05 p. m. will be changed to 1:15.
The attorney for Charles Metzgar
OF Port Byron. charged with crimina
assault, rs detailed in The ARGUS
few days since. states that younI
Metzgar plead guilty to no charge il
the preliminary hearing-he merel.
waived the examination and wa
bound over. He acknowledged init