Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-17
CITY CHAT.
Oxford ties are neat and nice;

arc Inc Ties tndt raw TIE WOOu.
Plenty OF catfish at Shields.
Plenty of catfish at Shields.
Save your checks-McCabe's.
Souvenirs given at McCabe's.
McCabe's souvenirs again tomor-
row.
Catfish, black bass and salmon at
Longs.
Fresh ca: fish at Schindler:s meat
market.
Souvenirs at McCabe's again to-
morrow.
Catfish and oysters at Rock Island
meat market.
Catfish and oysters at Rock Island
meat market.
Choice Oregon salmon at H. Ire
mann & Sons.
Fresh fish. oysters and celery at H.
Tremann & Sons.
Cars will run to Milan after thea
tire Sunday night.
Call on f. b. McKown for hard and
soft coal and hardwood.
McCabc's quarter-centennial sale.
Souvenirs again tomorrow.
NJ. +. Stafford is here from Chi.
cago on a visit to his family.
Rev. F. G. Bruner and family re-
turned home to Saybrook, ILL.,, today.
NJ. A. Patterson and family have re-
turned from their Topeka, Kas.,
visit.
The Trilby and three step will be
the favorites taught by Prof. Glen
dcnen.
Fresh fish. oysters and celery at
the Columbia meat market, 1929
Fifth avenue.
Hard wood cut in any length at
McKown's yard, Fifteenth street and
First avenue.
Thirteen new dances adopted by
the societies this season all taught
by Prof. Clendenen.
Lamp. rug, picture or easel given
away with s. purchase or over to-
day at Young e. McCombs'.
The Columbia club, of st. Mary's
CT urch, gives literary and enter
tainment at its hall this evening.
Supper will be served from 5 to 8
O'Clock this evening at Carse's hall
by the ladies of st. Joseph's parish.
Clendencn's adult class for begin
ners and adults meets Monday even
ing of next week. Twelve lessons Sc.
Judge Bigelow is expected here to-
morrow morning to dispose of some
unfinished matters in the circuit
court.
Call and inspect the dress goods
and cloak department. as only bar
gains are shown at Young 4 Nc
Combs.
Your choice for today of beauti-
full stand lamp, engraving, rug or
easel with II 50 purchase or over at
Young e McCombs'.
Contractor o. J. King, of the Rock
Island postoilice building. arrived
from Omaha this morning. to push
the operations along.
The grinders strike at Deere &
Cos. pillow works remains unsettled.
Most of the imported Huns have now
found work in Moline factories.
W. w. Eggeiston has returned for
the winter from Fountain city, Wis,
where he was connected with the
government river engineering corps.
Train leaves r. |. & p. Twentieth
street depot at 1l:lj, and c., X. |. q
p. depot at 1l:.3 p. m, Saturday,
Oct. 10, for the Chicago excursion.
Round trip s.. 30.
The C.. Il. II q. switch engine in
Moline jumped the track this morn
ing and run into n house, demolish-
ing portion of the kitchen, but do
ing no serious damage.
Harry. the 10-year-old son of The
odorc Whitbeck, of Pleasant Valley.
died Yesterday from injuries
sustained the previous day in being
Iun over by wagon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Central Presbyterian church will
meet at Mrs. David Donaldson's to-
morrow afternoon at . o'clock. All
interested, please be there.
The condition of Morris Eoseniield.
which has been improved in a notice
able degree for some days, continues
SO, and his family and friends are
now greatly cheered in consequence.
$3.50 to Chicago and return. Train
leaves Rock Island Twentieth street
depot at 1l:l5, and c.. II. l. Il p. de-
pot ut 11:23 p. m, Saturday, Oct.
10. returning before 6 o'clock Mon
day.
NJ. II. Stout. OF Galesburg. special
United States pension examiner. is
recovering nicely from an attack Of
typhoid fever at the Rock Island
house. where he has been i'll for sew
eral days.
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