Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-02
CITY CHAT.

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harts.
Read Mcintyre Reck Co.'S ad. Full
OF bargains.
Morris Rosenfield is considerably
better today.
Will keator is back from his out
ing at Mackinac.
Henry Peetz. of Kansas City, is
visiting relatives.
Misses Clara and Hattie Hampton
Sundayed in Chicago.
7. +. LaVelle has returned from
trip to Washington and Boston.
A musical treat in Mrs. w. B. Bar
ker's benefit concert tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. W. B. Barker's concert occurs
at the First NJ. f. church tomorrow
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Truesdale well
coined new daughter into their
home last night.
Miss Olga Junge has returned to
Omaha to resume her studies at st.
Mary's seminary.
Feathers, wings. tips, birds ard
aigrettes less than wholesale prices
at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
New fall dress goods arriving with
every express at McCabe's. The
best go first; come early.
Mrs. Blackburn and her head mil
liner. Miss Kinney. have gone to Chi
n IN y,urch foil cfooE
Max Hellpenstell and sister, Miss
Augusta Hellpenstell. have returned
from their Winona sojourn.
Comforter making commences
soon. With this end in view, Nc
Cabe Bros. will sell nice white cotton
| bats at Sc each.
The commissioners to locate the
new western insane hospital, meet to
prepare their itinerary in Rock
Island tomorrow.
The Rock Islands fast mail was
an hour and five minutes late this
morning. owing to an accident to
the air brake pipes at Joliet.
In Justice Yields court Saturday
John Schultz and Chris Storr were
fined, respectively. SO and S. and
costs for assault and battery.
The cheapest place to buy school
books, tablets. pencils and all kinds
of school supplies is at w. Trefz &
Cos. They carry full line.
Miss Jennie Kane returned to
Chicago this morning to resume her
duties as public school teacher, after
| spending the vacation at home.
The newest and most stylish things
in exclusive dress patterns which
| will be seen in Rock Island this sea-
son, now on display at McIntyre-Reck
Cos.
Judge Bigelow convened the Sep
tember term of the circuit court this
afternoon. but adjourned without
action until tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brittingham
and son departed for their home at
Michigan City, Ind, this morning,
after visit with City Attorney Haas
and wife.
There are at least 500 young men
and ladies in the twin-cities who
ought to enroll in the various de-
partments of Augustana college next
Wednesday.
II you wish to secure collegiate.
normal. musical, business or sh )rt-
hand education, you should not fail
to enroll at Augustana next Wednes-
day morning.
The residence of Mrs. Baum,
Twelfth avenue and Nineteenth
street, was entered this morning and
$i.6o stolen from a pocketbook.
The thieves escaped.
Feather collarettes CSC. long feath-
er boas 62c, pretty birds 10c. ostrit h
plumes 19c. etc, etc, will give some
idea Of McIntyre-Reck's way of SELL
ing feathers, birds, etc.
Tomorrow evening at the First NJ.
+. church occurs the testimonial con-
cert to Mrs. W. b. Barker. An ex-
cel!ent program has been prepared
and it promises to be q delightful
event.
Miss Hutchinson, of Davenport,
became suddenly unconscious in
front OF the Harper at noon today,
and fell heavily on the walk. DR..
Merryman was called to attend her,
and she finally recovered.
Summer corsets. soc ones l5c at
McIntyre-Reck Co.'S corset sale. Five
lines of dollar corsets are 69c this
week. and splendid 75c corsets in
black. drab and white at SIC will make
things hum in this busy store this
week.
Introductory sale of Babeskin soap
at McCabe's. To more thoroughly
introduce this excellent medicinal
soap, McCabe will present one cake
free. with every package of soap.
Regular price of this soap is 26c q
package. of two cakes, commencing
Tuesday a. M, the price will be 19e
a rackage.
Misses Kate Brennan and Essie
Burcb. of the substitute list of Rock