Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-16
CITY CHAT,

Michigan peaches at Longs.
F. S. Brough is in Chicago.
Read McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. ad.
Peaches 25 cents basket at Longs.
Davenport mile track races this
week.
Blind Boone at the Y. NJ. c. A.
tonight.
Mrs. Frank Mixter is visiting in
Chicago.
Mrs. Ella Anderson. aged "A, died
in Moline.
Blanket and yarn sale at Mcintyre
Reck Cos.
Iron and brass beds very cheap at
Holbrook's.
Good races at the Davenport mile
track this week.
Call and get prices on bed room
suites at Holbrook's.
The city dads meet in semi-month-
ly session this evening.
Lee j. Mittinger is back from
Cleveland, Syracuse and Buffalo.
Buy blankets and yarn now and
save money-McIntyre-Reck Co.
William Lowe departs this evening
for Philadelphia on 2-weeks' visit.
John Bromley & Sons best rug,
26x54 inches, for S1.75 at Holbrook's.
s. j. Keator and son, Fred, arrived
from Boston and the east this morn
ing.
The Davenport mile track races
Wednesday and the two succeeding
days.
Hon. W. G. Collins and family are
here from Chicago on visit to rela.
tives.
"From Wall Street to Newgate"-
opening chapters in next Saturdays
ARGUS.
Miss Florence Mixter left last even
ing for Lake Forest. ILL.,, to enter
school.
Tin top Jelly glasses at MeCabe's
tomorrow, / cent each. Bring your
basket.
Ask your dealers for John Fluegel's
malt bread. None genuine without
the label.
Races at the Davenport mile track
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
of this week.
Read The Argus new serial From
Wall Street to Newgate"-commences
next Saturday.
The great Barnum Il Bailey shows
are to appear at Davenport next Sat-
urday, Sept. 81.
Davenport mile track races
"Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day Of this week.
Mrs. Henry Curtis and Miss Curtis
returned this morning from the
Rocky mountains.
Miss Emma Ficbig has gone to
Cambridge to visit friends and attend
the Henry county fair.
Fluegel's malt bread-something
new. Look for the label. Star
Bakery, sol Twelfth street.
Some heartless individual poisoned
G.. ii. Deerc's fox-terrier, Toby. 1t
was n dearly treasured animal.
Frank X. Eberhart, cashier at Krcll
u Maths. has accepted position
with the Boston store of Davenport.
Robert Williams departs with his
children this evening for 2-weeks
visit TO his brother at North Platte.
Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Murphy and
Mrs. Ellen 5. Webber departed thi.
morning for Rochester, N. Y, on 8
visit.
T.. Z. Lynch. formerly of Rock Isl
and and Davenport, now Of Salt Lake
City. arrived at the Harper thi:
morning.
Frank Bahnsen and William Dor
have returned from the Templal
conclavc and other points of interes
in the east.
Carpets will be sold at less tina,
cost for one week at w. S. Hol
brooks. IO3-1O5-1O7 East Second
street. Davenport.
$3.l2. 1884 and 1852 are some
very special values, in fine dress
patterns, for this weeks sale at Me
Cabe's. See display IN east snow
window.
twenty-five cents. 50 cents and 4!
cents are the prices named by Nc
Cabe Bros. on three lots of new dres:
goods. They are price marvels, 40'
distinct styles to select from.
McCabe Bros. will usher in the fal
dress goods business by quoting
some startling prices on The mos
desirable and newest effects in i'm
ported and domestic fabrics. Sc
adv.
NJ. Voss' milk wagon team took a
lively squirt down Fifth avenue thi
morning and collided with tree il
front of DR.. Paul's Twenty-thir
street residence. One Of the hors e
Awarded