Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-02
CITY CHAT.

Free lunch at the Star saloon to.
night.
Free lunch At the Young America
tonight.
Columbia park lots for sale by
Guyer.
S. f. King, of Ottawa, is in the city
on business.
c. F. Lynde went up to Spiri,
Lake last evening.
Mrs. Henry Curtis returned last
evening from Chicago.
New style Chinesettes at Mcintyre
Reck Cos. Bottom prices.
Ice India printed dimity only &c a
yard at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
Thread tonight at one cent per
spool at Young 4 McCombs'.
THE ARGUS Worlds fair series is
in popular demand. Preserve it.
Six cent wells at McCabe. Bros.
this evening from 7:3o to 0 o'clock.
Well made ladies' waists 19c at
Mclnty re-Reck Co.'S tonight at $50.
Picturesque America ARE you
getting the series? Back numbers at
THE ARGUS Office.
All next week best finished cabinet
photos 81 per dozen at Ormsby's,
1922 Second avenue.
Coats spool cotton from to 9
this evening-one cent spools at
Young & McCombs'.
There are no new developments in
the coal situation today, either at
Cable or Coal Valley.
Better get your summer corset to-
night at McTntyre. Rcck Cos. No
more at csc after this week.
DIR. &. G. Craig returned last even
ing from Chicago, where he left
Morris Roseniield still improving.
Reidy Bros. have sold Olof Oster-
mans residence on Fourth avenue to
William Sehnert. consideration ST.
COO.
Ormsby has opened the gallery at
1922 Second avenue. Best finished
cabinet photos 81 per dozen next
week.
Joseph Gutzweiler will give a tur-
tie lunch tonight at his saloon. cor
ner Of Fourth avenue and Fourth
street.
Accessibility to all street RAILWAYS
and to both cities is the peculiar fea-
ture Of Columbia park lots. for sale
by Guyer.
The active Turner's will have q
picnic ut Huber's garden June 8,
which promises to be very enter
tanning affair.
This evening at McCabe Bros
yelling department, from 1880 to Q
o'clock. 200 wells. all shades, new
patterns. 6 cents each.
Rev. x. +. Sweet has returned
from Nashotah, Wis, where he at
tended the annual commencement of
the theological seminary.
Frank A. Blakslee. of Bingham
ton, n. Y. is in the city. He is sec
Rotary and treasurer of the Stickley
X Brandt Chair company.
The Midway novelty continues to
attract much interest at the Tower.
and will undoubtedly he a source OF
attraction again tomorrow.
Major H. c. Connolly left last even
ing to join Mrs. Connolly on visit
TO their daughter. Mrs. DIR. McGav-
rem. of Missouri Valley. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Dowdal are
rejoicing over the advent OF little
boy. and Patrick says that inside OF
two months he will have the boy run.
ming red line car No. 33.
Painters are busy decorating the
store fronts in the Bengston block,
the contract being let to Sutcliife. A
force of Johnson Bros. painters arc
Mt work on Charles Negus' building,
occupied by the Boston shoe store.
A novel window can he seen n,
Klug. Hasler. Schwcntser Dry Good.
company's store. 1t consists of 8
display of the only line of imported
duck suitings in the three cities-217
2l7l West Second street, Davenport.
The ladies of st. Lukc's hospital
guild are making preparations for q
lawn fctc to be held ut Mrs. Jonas
Bears Thursday, June II. The pro-
ceeds are to he used in furnishing
the free bed in st. Anthony's hos
pital.
Mrs. George Mutton. of Peoria, is
visiting in the city at the residence
Of T. Holdorf. and expects to stay un-
til the Peoria club plays its series
here, her husband being connected
with the team from that city this
season.
swan Apple has purchased jacob
Miller's grocery near Sears. and will
conduct it hereafter in connection
with his business on Third ave.
nue., hoping that all the old patrons