Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-05
CITY CHAT.

Choice line OF fruits and berries at
Hess Bros.
Buy a home and have it insured at
Reidy Bros.
Spring chickens dressed to order
at Hess Bros.
Watermelons and muskmelons on
ice at Hess Bros.
A full line of home grown vegeta-
bles at Hess Bros.
Mrs. F. II. Plummer and son are
visiting in Chicago.
Picnic hams Z cents per pound at
II. Tremann Il Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Nissen well
coined a son yesterday.
Spring chickens and spring lamb
at II. Tremann Il Sons.
Some bargains left in children's
low shoes at Dolly Bros.
Sugar cured hams 10 cents. per
pound at H. Tremann & Sons.
See our display OF ladies' and
mems shoes at $l.99-Dolly Bros.
Mrs. j. Q. Adams, of Neponset, is
visiting her daughter, Miss Emma
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kinner re-
turned yesterday from short visit
to Peoria.
Cucumbers, cauliflower, wax
beans, green beans and egg plant at
Hess Bros.
Little Japs, big Japs, all sorts Of
Japs every day this week at Watch
Tower-Free.
The Unique club, of Davenport,
gives moonlight excursion down
the river Thursday evening. Aug. l..
The Japs will appear in their won
derful acrobatic performance at the
Tower theatre this evening as usual.
The building committee of the
board of supervisors on the new
court house is in session this after
noon.
William Grady, connected with the
came up to spend the Fourth at
home.
Judge and Mrs. Lucian Adams and
children left yesterday for Pennsyl-
vania, the formers old home, to visit
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weinberger
and daughter, Miss Rosa. of Usage,
Iowa. are visiting at. the residence of
Martin Weinberger.
The West Ends of Moline, in which
are some of the best amateur players
in East Rock Island, were defeated
at Geneseo yesterday by score of 9
to II. A return game at Twin-City
park is contemplated.
The Saturday afternoon children's
dancing matinee takes place at the
Watch Tower Saturday afternoon
under the direction of Miss Helen
Trip, who will hereafter conduct
the regular Saturday matinee.
Lieut.. c. b. Hardin, of the regular
army. stationed at Fort:Leavenworth,
who is a son-in-law of Col. King, and
whose family came on with Col.
King, Joined them at the Harper last
night and will accompany them
home.
Prof. Clendenin has released
charge Of the dancing features at
the Tower Inn, and Miss Helen G..
Trip has been engaged to conduct
this part of the Tower attractions.
Miss Trip will give her first matinee
tomorrow, and it will be free.
Capt. W. A. Thompson and wife,
Miss Lucia Mackenzie, daughter OF
Col. Mackenzie, Miss Macdonald, oil
Louisville. and Miss Hall. of Cedar
Rapids, came down from Capt.
Thompson's station up the river, and
spent the Fourth at the Harper.
Henry Ziegler, one of the best
known citizens of Rock ISLAND
county. and formerly of this city
died on his farm in Buffalo Prairi,
township Wednesday afternoon. HI
was well to do. well liked, was 6!
years Of age and leaves a wife anC
seven children.
The first of a series of four mid
summer dances to be given at Blacl
Hawk Inn at the Watch Tower vii
, occur tonight. The committee il
charge is composed OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Butterworth. Misses Mar
. garet Dart and Madeline Spelletich
Lieut.. Charles Keller and Frank
Mccullough.