Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-21
CITY CHAT.

Nice Mexican oranges at Boro's.
Plenty of plums at Shields tonight.
Michigan peaches cheap at Hess
Bros.
Dressed chickens at Shields this
evening.
John thinner has gone to Peru,
ILL.,, to enter college.
Orpheus and Symphony glee clubs
trolley party next Tuesday evening.
Charles Durham is back from his
6-weeks' sojourn about Yellowstone
Park.
All kinds OF perishable goods aud
vegetables cheap this evening at
Longs.
Ask your dealers for John Fluegcl's
malt bread. None genuine without
the label.
Turtle soup tonight at Charles vo-
gels. corner of Third avenue and
Fourth street.
Have you looked at my new line Of
fall styles? 1t will pay you to do so.
Hoppe, the tailor.
Ncls Olsen, of Englewood, will
speak at the Y. NJ. &. A. at $3.50 to-
morrow afternoon.
Miss Hulda and Elmer Anderson,
OF Clinton, are visiting at the resi-
dence of j. G. Seeley.
Mrs. G. z. Hcngstler and daughter,
Mrs. John G. Kinney, Of Chicago,
are here for n 2wecks' visit.
Don't fail to get one of those John
Bromley & Sons large size Smyrna
rugs for sl.95 at Holbrook's.
BY examining my stock and con-
snlting my prices you will find I'm
wide awake. Hoppe, the tailor.
So so to Milwaukee and return via
Chicago, Milwaukee Il St. Paul rail-
way Saturday evening, Sept. %.
Go to Holbrook's and have him
shade that new house of yours. He
has goods and prices to suit you.
like to deal with cranks. Why?
Because ] can suit them. They 90
away happy. Hoppe, the tailor.
MIR. and Mrs. X. X. Bemiss have a
young boomer at their home. The
gentleman arrived last evening.
I'm after your business! Your
future trade will be mine after max
ing you one suit. Hoppe, the tailor.
Trolley party Tuesday evening.
Sept. ~. under the auspices of the
Orpheus and symphony glee clubs.
1t will pay you to attend the car
pet sale at Ho!brook's this week, 103-
port.
The Forresters OF Rock Island
Camp 90, NJ. w. 4, have issued in
vitations for a grand ball at Armory
hall Thursday evening, Oct. 10.
The reserved seat sale for the en-
tertaiument by the Sam L. Jack En-
travaganza company opens Monday
morning ut Bleucr Bros. jewelrv
store.
Someone entered the Moline den
of Lou Bishop. who recently shook
Rock Island, during her absence and
touched the soiled damsel to the tune
of 500.
A great many people have never
visited Milwaukee. You will have
an opportunity to do so Saturday,
Sept. 20. Tickets for the reund trip
only $3.50.
Henry Watterson. the distin-
guished Kentuckian. will deliver an
address on Abraham Lincoln at the
auditorium, Moline. Nov. 81, under
the auspices Of Graham Post, G. A. X.
If you would attend the swell
trolley party OF the season get in line
with the Orpheus and symphony glec
clubs next Tuesday evening. A de.
lightful ride with delightful music.
Grand concert at the First Baptis,
church. Tuesday, Sept. 81. Array
of local musical talent. never sur,
passed in the three cities. Instru
mental and vocal, piano. cornet
violin. qrartcts and solos.
a large flock of sparrows swoopeC
down into Spencer square yesterday
afternoon and went through som,
maneuvcrs that gave willing human
ity like hope of an approaching
change in the atmosphere.
Louis Nigivel, engineer at thu
Rock Island Brewing company. haC
his left hand frozen by coming il
contact with the ammonia Will
working about the ice-making ap
paratus. 1t is not serious.
Funeral services for Mrs. Feren
BloChlingcr were conducted ut 81
Mary's Catholic church this mornin,
at . o'clock. Rev. Is. Baak officiating
The pallbearers were: Messrs
Rosenthal, Free. Schatz, BARTON
Nachbaur and DcisenrOth.
In attempting to board an east
bound Rock Island passenger trail
at Moline yesterday q strange indi
vidual. registering rs Charles Odell