Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-28
CITY CHAT.
ing chickens at Longs.

J. +. Montrose returned to Chicago
this morning.
Spring chickens dressed to order
at Hess Bros.
Watermelons, berries and Cali
fornia fruits at Longs.
Cherries, gooseberries. raspberries
and black berries at Hess Bros.
String beans, tomatoes. cucum-
bers and caulifiower at Longs.
+. NJ. Botsiord and wife, OF Quin-
cy, were in the city last evening.
You can exchange old money for
new goods at Stewards, the halter.
The jolly Twenty gave delight
full dancing party q: the Tower last
evening.
Take the children over to see
Shaffer tomorrow afternoon-mati-
nee at O'Clock.
For a full line of fresh vegetables
go to Schneider's, Twentieth street
and Third avenue.
Ladies. come this evening and get
fitted; don't wait until Saturdays
rush. Dolly Bros.
The scholars of St. Mary's school
give an entertainment at Colum bia
hall Sunday evening.
Caulihower, celery, egg plant.
squash, tomatoes, and full line Of
fresh vegetables at Hess Bros.
Black and red raspberries and
Strawberries all fresh at Schneider's,
Twentieth street and Third avenue.
Make the summer comfortable by
wearing that cool underwear at
Stewards. Price the lowest and
quality the best.
The Woltmann-M cNevin bicycle
bout, to have occurred last evening,
was indefinitely postponed on ac-
count OF the weather.
II you are going on summer trip
provide yourself with a few Of those
nice cool negligee shirts now offered
so cheap at Stewards.
c. f. Evans, accompanied by his
daughter. Edna, returned this morn.
ing from Colorado Springs, where he
left his wife much improved in
health.
You need large supply OF collars
and ties this sort OF weather, and
Stewart, the halter and furnisher,
has some cool ones ut frost-bitteu
prices.
Louis Kohn and family have moved
into their handsome new home on
Twentv-third street. c. p. Come
gys has leased the house on Seven
teenth. formerly occupied by MIR.
Kohn.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. McKown have
returned from their Pennsylvania
and West Virginia visit. Miss Jean
Ralston. OF Belleville, Pa, accompa-
MED them for an extended visit with
relatives.
The excursion of the Boys brigade
OF the First NJ. +. church will leave
on the Helen Schulenberg at the foot
of Seventeenth street tonight at 1880.
Refreshments will be served and
there will be plenty of good music.
Red and black raspberries, cur.
rants, gooseberries, California apri.
cots and peaches, new tomatoes. Gu.
cumbers, string and wax beans, and
in fact everything nice for Sunday
dinner at Shields, the cash grocer.
Assessors Thomas Mccall, OF Port
Byron. and George A. Crawford, Of
Hampton, returned their books t.
the county clerk today, c. Dillon
OF Canoe Greek, +. c. Mewes, o
Drury. and 4. II Johnston, of Bow.
ling, doing likewise yesterday.
William Ullemeyer and bride ar
rived home last evening from thei
wedding tour. A reception was ten
dered company of relatives ant
friends at the groom's parents resi-
dence on Eleventh street, wher
several hours were most pleasant,
spent, the Orpheus Mandolin club. o
which the groom is a member, bein!
present.
Miss Helen Huesing had the ankl
of her left foot sprained by
falling from a bicycle Wednesda,
evening. Her wheel was caught be
tween the rails in crossing the stree
car tracks on Second avenue, upset
ting it and throwing her down il
such a manner as to cause the pain
full injury.
Observer Walz has prepared inter
esting data concerning the month G
July for period Of "a years. Tn
mean normal temperature in tina
time was as; the warmest month be
ing that Of 1887, with an average {
7S; the coolest in 1891, WITH an q,
erage of SO. The highest tempers
ture in any July was 100. on the 26tt
1894: the lowest 40. on the 9th, 1891