Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-27
CITY CHAT.
Fancy bluegrass seed at Longs.

OOoAiuS outIci SoAu CuSoP ~
Beecher's.
Lettuce, radishes. green onions
and parsley at Longs.
Nice apples to sell cheap by the
barrel at Beecher's commission house.
The grocery clerks of Rock Island
will give their annual ball at Armory
hall tomorrow night.
Ladies should call at once and see
the lovely children's suits Simon &
MosenfeIder are showing.
Very cheap round trip rates to
points in Louisiana and Texas via.
c., r. 1. & P. R'y. on April 2.
Ready for inspection, the new
spring clothes for men, boys and
children, at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Just received. a very large supply
of fancy dairy butter in rolls, which
will be sold at 17l cents per pound at
Nissen's grocery.
C. II. Church left this morning for
Tiskilwa. where he has accepted a
position as engineer on the Hennepin
canal con -truction.
Remember this is the last week OF
A. E. Nissen's great offer to cash
purchasers. Take advantage Of it
and it will save you money.
Mile. Rhea is to present the ''Lady
of Lyons" at the Burtis at Davenport
tomorrow evening and an immense
audience is sure to greet her.
Edward NJ. Slevin, of st. Paul, is
in the city on visit to Maj and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Buford. Mr.. Slevin and
Mrs. Buford are brother and sister.
It's the nobby. stylish children's
clothing that Simon & MOsenfelder
call particular attention to. Their
stock beats anything ever attempted
here.
The b. b. C's Of the Broadway Sab
bath school will give supper in the
church parlors Thursday evening.
Supper % cents, served from 6 to 8
O'Clock.
Simon & Mosenfelder extend a cor
dial invitation to all to inspect their
new spring stock. A more handsome
line Of clothing was never seen in
this vicinity.
1t isn't the ordinary kind of cloth
ing Simon & Mosenfelder keep.
Only the best tailored, splendidly
trimmed and perfect fitting kinds are
handled there.
Thomas V. Blakemore, a Scott
county old settler, died at his home
in Davenport yesterday. He had re-
sided in Davenport since ls41. He
was the oldest Odd Fellow in Iowa.
The county board is in session
today for the distribution of the
court house bonds in such a manner
as to yield the best possible revenue
until such time as they are required.
A safe was cracked at Opheim.
ILL.,, about 1:3O this morning and
5000 secured. Two men and three
boys are suspected OF the burglary.
but they have made themselves hard
to find.
New mems suits. new boys and
children's suits, new pants. new
spring overcOats, new hats, new
shirts-ever, thing new and of the
best at the very lowest prices at
Simon & Mosenfe 'der's.
Suvh an elegant line of mems,
boys and children's clothing was
never seen in this vicinity as Simon
& Mosenfelder had manufactured fol
their spring trade. And it is witt
pardonable pride they ask all to in
spect their new goods.
George +. Kelly, manager of the
tri-city branch of the r. q. Dunn
Commercial Agency. died at his home
in Davenport last evening of typhoid
pneumonia. aged 81. He was much
respected and very popular in the
three cities.
Mayor Medill put his street forces
to work this afternoon cleaning NJ
the paved streets. This is now 8
bigger undertaking than in former
years. as there are many more miles
of paving. but he proposes to KEEP
the men at work until it is done.
President Wehrend and a number
of the members of the Moline Plan
ter council visited Arsenal council,
III, n L., last evening. After the
disposition of the routine business
an elegant spread was partaken of
and several hours devoted to general
sociability.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tappendorf'.
little 3-year-old son, Harry, wan
dered away from his home at 92(
Twenty-frst street yesterday after
noon, and couldn't find his way back
After a diligent search the little fellow
was located on Fifth avenue and Sew
enteenth street.
Miss Jennie Blake. who has beer
visiting for the past two years will
the family of j. W. Welch. returned
home to Hopesdale Pa. this morn
ing. accompanied by her cousin. Mis-
Mamie WEIGH. who goes for an ex
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