Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
CITY CHAT.

Ian polish ~ cents. dolly Bros.
Roast pig and music at the Man
haitian.
Bargains in fancy banquet lamps at
Eckhart's.
Spring chicken lunch at Jack Mar
tins tonight.
All perishable goods cheap at
Longs this evening.
Spring chicken lunch at Jack
Martins this evening.
Rev. w. F. Mayo returned home
to Peoria this morning.
. Plenty Of Michigan peaches cheap
this evening at less Bros.
Plenty of choice Michigan peaches
this evening at Long's-cheap.
See the electric fountain tomor-
row evening at the Watch Tower.
Attend the picnic given by the sa-
!oonkeepers at Huber's grove to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Hart, of 1914
Fortieth street, welcomed a son this
morning.
Don't forget to attend the saloon
keepers picnic at Hubsr's garden
tonight.
James T. Dixon came down from
the hospital today, and again greeted
his many friends.
Train leaves at $50 a. m. via c..
X. !. Il p. railway Sunday for Des
Moines. Round trip 81.
You can 60 to Cincinnati. Dayton
and Columb bus, Ohio. via the X. 1. 4
p. Sept. 10, for 1915 for the round
trip.
The Kings Daughters have decided
on Dec. 5 as the date of their linen
sale at the residence of Mrs. j. Nj.
Buford.
Otto's full band gives concert at
the Watch Tower tomorrow after
noon and evening. Cornet solos by
Prof. Otto.
At the poor farm Thursday oc-
Cured the death OF Alexander Blair,
who was sent there about two years
ago violently insane.
Next week occurs the Rock Island
county fair at Joslin. which promises
=, to be the best in all respects ever
, held in the upper end.
, Martin Rail and Mrs. Elmira
I Marion. of Davenport, were married
Thursday evening at the First NJ. +
parsonage by Rev. F. w. Merrell.
( The X. /. & p. will run a through
car to Louisville Monday, Sept 8
, for the National &. A. K. encamp
ment. The round trip is only So
j. f. Luckey will! speak at the
the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow Afternoon
at 2:30, and A. +. Elmer will conduc,
the singing. All young men are in.
vited.
The Equal Suffrage association. Of
Moline, will have a trolley party
Monday evening. Tickets % cents
|, Cars will go to Davenport and out to
1 Black Hawk.
The Des Moines special train will
leave the X. l. l. p. Twentieth street
= depot at $40 a. m. and c.. X. I. & p
( depot at $50 a. NJ. Sunday. Fare
t for round trip 81.
e W. II. Lamont departed this morn
: ing for Chicago. The object of Bill
. lies mission appears to be source
!. of considerable speculation among
7 some of his friends.
Charles Haskins. secretary of the
Davenport Mile Track association,
; which is preparing for grand meet.
Z ing Sept. 1920. was in the city TO-
day distributing printed material for
the coming event.
). The regular meeting of the Y. W
o c. 4. U. will be held at the home OF
+ Miss Tillie Simmon, Monday even
, ing at $50. Every member is urged
to be present, as the annual election
Of officers takes place at that time.
Timothy Sexton has awarded tho
contract for the construction of s
2-story frame residence on the prop
e erty adjoining his present home. S0'
= Third avenue, to Heidemann &
d Schroeder. The house will cos
,, $4,000.
!. Maud Smith and Minnie Anderson
r the latter familiarly known in ques
i tionable society as "Swede Annie.
got on hilarious jags last night ant
e were arrested by Officer Bender OF
: Fourth avenue. 1t cost them 81
), and extras apiece. and some of theil
Z admirers of the opposite sex were
called upon to liquidate.
:, The Davenport police this mornin.
contiscatod the consignment of Sun
;. day Suns received for that city. to
gether with the Rock Island and Mo
line patches through the Unite,
States Express company. and dis
tributed by the local agents. Eddy
! Stroehle. In Davenport and Molin
they have boycotted the paper. tn
former city having taken a decide'
stand against its circulation, and i