Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-24
CITY CHAT.
Buy a home OF Reidy Bros.

Sale on fancy cups and saucers at
Eckhart's.
Cut flowers and floral designs at
Eckhart's.
Richard MansiIl leaves for Boston
this evening.
L. S. McCabe and family are Off
for Boston tonight.
Plenty of Michigan peaches by the
basket at Hess Bros.
Michigan and Missouri peaches at
Longs this evening cheap.
Peaches from % to so cents a bas-
ket at Longs this evening.
All perishable goods sold regard
less of cost at Longs this evening.
Spring chickens at the Rock Island
meat market, 1925 Fourth avenue.
Some of Moline's Fifteenth street
paving was torn up by yesterdays
downpour.
The Y. NJ. c. a. meeting at $3.50
tomorrow afternoon will be led by
Jerry Woodin.
Rev. G. T. Cady, Of Woodruff, will
preach morning and evening at the
First NJ. +. church tomorrow.
Ernest A. Cook and Miss Mary
Ryan. of Davenport. were married
by Judge Adams this afternoon.
Shields has lots of Michigan free
stone peaches on hand, which he
will sell cheap tonight. Must go.
The fall term of the Rock Island
Business university. 1901 Second
avenue. commences Tuesday. Sept. 3.
Albert Celene, the Moline saloon
keeper. died last evening OF dropsy.
aged 50. He had been a sufferer for
three years.
The ladies Of the Broadway church
will give trolley party Tuesday
evening, Aug. 81, for the benefit Of
the new building.
+. +. English goes to Boston to.
1t has been many years since Tommy
saw his old eastern home.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Speidel and
daughter, Miss Heckla, departed this
morning for New York. where they
will visit their son, Hugo.
Mrs. Daniel Scully. companied
by her two grand-daughters, Alice
and Kittie Smith. leaves this evening
for 2weeks' visit to Scranton, Pa,
and other parts Of the east.
Editor Tom Stanley, of the Moline
Mail, arrested for violating the BIZ
cycle ordinance of that city in failing
to carry giimmcr. was acquitted
by jury yesterday afternoon.
Most fthc estate OF the widow Of
the late Diamond 10 Reynolds goes
to her only brother. Jay Morton, of
Eichland, Sullivan county. n. Y.
There are "A few minor requests,
one of 81 900 to Mrs. Lewis Morton,
of Galva.
Miss Gean Schupp. for two years
leader Of the Moline Congregational
church choir, and prominent in tri-
city circles. has accepted the princi-
palship of the musical department of
nollins' college. at Winter Park,
Fla. where she goes in September.
Two cute Newfoundland puppies
belonging to John Mcdonald, of
Twenty-third street and Third ave-
nue., were strolling along the street
railway tracks this morning. When
the bridge line car had passed
tragedy had occurred-oDe cute lit
tie dog was dead.
Peter Pfaff invites all his friends
to call ut the st. Julian sample
rooms. corner of Seventh avenue and
Seventeenth street. tonight. when he
will serve turtle soup and sauer
kraut and schpec. The Ann Arbor
Mandolin club will discourse music
throughout the evening.
With the military honors of Com
pany A and the NJ. f.. Boys brigade,
the funeral OF John w. Levda oc-
CURED at , o'clock this afternoon
from the residence of his mother,
21O7 Ninth avenue. The pail bear
ers were; Harry Coyne, W. Gamer
on. Howard johnson and Harry
Means. of company A. and Walter
Weckel and Morris Wilcher, OF the
4. Brigade.
The trolley party given bv the la
dies OF the Broadway church will
have for its route ride to Moline and
return; thence to the Tower, where
ice cream and cake will be served.
The cars will leave Bengston's store
at 1880 p m. stopping at Marshall's
drug st re, at Bahnsen's on Fourth
avenue and Twentieth street. at Won
koeckri,z's. At Elm street and Moline
avenue for parties who may assem-
BILE at any OF these points. Fare for
round trip 20 cents. Everybody is
invited.
The old settlers committee at its
meeting this afternoon formulated a
program FOR the court house corner
stone services. which will be SUBJ
mitted TO the association for ap-