Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-07
CITY CHAT.

To let II stand awhile
Leaf lard at Gilmore's.
Don't forget to call for A Star
cigar.
MIR. and Mrs. Michael Collins have
a new boy.
For a good smoke at 5 cents call
for A Star 1.
The A Star l cigar is the best 5.
cent smoke in the market.
Don't fail to read jackson & Hurst s
ad. il you have money to invest.
None better for 5 cents than the A
Star 1. Ask your dealer for them.
Phone E. b. McKown for crushed
coke. hard wood, dry kindling, coal.
Sam McAdams left last evening on
a visit to his folks at Roseville, Kan.
St. Paul lodge 1O7. X. P, will give
a dance at its hall Monday evening.
Feb. 10.
DIR. Lee Silvis is confined to his
home at the head of Twentieth street
by illness.
One month trial free. Tuition Is
per month.-Tri-City Business Col
lege, Davenport.
Mrs. T. L. Dwight and daughter, OF
Peoria. are visiting at the home OF
Capt. W. A. Thompson.
Mrs. j. G. Anderson returned home
to Chicago this morning, after a visit
with her brother, Robert Williams.
1.-The Girl Left Behind Me-" the
Frohman success, will be presented
at Harper's theatre Saturday night.
Eli Mosenfelder has been sum-
moned to Chicago on account of the
death of his father-in-law, MIR. Neu-
man.
John G. Cox and Miss Mary f.
Richardson were married at O'Clock
last evening by Justice Halves at his
residence.
For the attraction, 1.-The Girl
Left Behind Me-" Parquet, 81; par
quet circle, IS cents; dress circle in
balcony, IS cents; balcony, 50 cents.
Fine residence lots on Twentieth,
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
streets for sale on easy terms. See
adv. NJ. NJ. Sturgeon, attorney at
law.
Judge Bigelow requests the attend
ance of all members of the bar in
court at = o'clock tomorrow morning
when the chancery. docket will be
called,
Editor John Mahin, of the Musca-
tine Journal. and his wife, will ad-
dress union temperance meeting
this evening at the First NJ. f.
church.
The Rock Island Ladies' Turning
society will give fair at Turner hall
Feb. 9-13. An interesting program
will be presented each evening. with
warm supper SUNDAY evening, on the
afternoon of which day the fair will
be open. Admission 10 cents.
A society to be composed of the
wives of railway conductors has been
formed, with Mrs. II. II. Hyde presi-
dent and Mrs. j. +. Kearney secre-
tary and treasurer. Another meet
ing will be held at the reside &c OF
Mrs A. McLees, 2717 Eighth avenue,
Friday afternoon. Feb. -, when all
conductors wives are invited to be
present.
f. NJ. Warren, of Chicago, CHIEF
inspector for the Upper Mississippi
Lumbermen'. association. accompa.
MED by his district inspectors, C.
Paulk, j. NJ. Hodur and j. j. Nc
Davitt. of Minneapolis. and c. n
Thompson. of Warsaw. is at the Har
per on business pertaining to the
work in his charge.
Chief Sexton received a Telegram
from representatives of the State
Chiefs association last evening to g
to Springfield at once to assist hi:
brother blue coats in the pushing o
the measure before the legislature
looking toward police reform. I'm
portant local matters made it neces
sary for Mr.. Sexton to remain here
Notwithstanding the storm. tn
Christian church was filled last nigh
with an interested audience, and a
the close of Mr.. Northcutt's address
a number came forward to profes
their faith in Christ. The meetings
which have been in progress littl
over two weeks, have already re
suited in about thirty accessions t
the church. The ordinance of baI
tism will be administered tonight t
number of candidates. and Mr.
Northcutt will speak upon tn
theme, why Must Christ DEP"
Hon. George W. Van Horne. posi-
master of Muscatine, and editor {
the News-Tribune of that place. hs
been very ill. Saturday night it wa
reported he was dying. A chang
seems to have taken pla in his col
dition. however. for the News-Tril
une says: MIR. Vau Horne
slightly improved from his conditio
the last few days. during which tin