Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-12
CITY CHAT.

fancy michigan peaches at Longs.
Nanny Goldsmith has returned
from his 5-weeks' trip east.
Uncle Sammy" Goode returned
from Chicago this morning.
There will be dancing school at
Rochs's hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. T. Comegys reached home
from visit to st. Louis last evening.
Plenty of Mason fruit jars at Nc
Cabs's. Quarts 5 cents, half gallons
6cents each.
A horse in the lower end OF the
city was overcome and died from
yesterdays heat.
True. it's hot; it's also true that
the hottest line Of boys novelties is
found at NJ. & KS.
The attaches of the engineer corps
are to honor Col. Mackenzie with q
supper Saturday night.
We will pay you 81 pair for your
old shoes in exchange for a pair of
our new tan shoes-Dolly Bros.
Your last chance to buy goods
cheap in the hardware line at the
Burder store, 1914 Second avenue.
The Daughters Of Rebekah trolley
party last evening was we'll attended,
a train of four oars being comforta-
bly, filled.
Get perfect picture of yourself
for only 5 cents on the new photo
graph machine-Edison's parlor, 1905
Second avenue.
IL you are looking for an excep-
tionally good bargain take peep at
the line Of mems suits M. Il X. have
placed on sale at 1888.
MIR. and Mrs. James Dusac re-
turned home to Findley, o.. this
morning after weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wilson.
There's nothing to take the place
OF pair of NJ. & X. shoes-they fit
better. wear better, lock better and
keep bet ter than any other.
Edison's latest wonder, the Kene-
tophon, will be here only till Sunday.
DO not miss seeing it at the Edison
parlor, 1905 Second avenue.
The special sale OF hardware, tin
ware and tools at reduced prices will
he continued for few days only at
the Burdcr store. 1914 Second avenue.
The intensity OF the heat in the
foundry at the Rock Island Stove
works was such this morning that
work was suspended until the
atmosphere becomes more bearable.
The Aiken street chapel Y. p. S.
&. +. will afford you an enjoyable
evening if you will attend their troll
ley party Friday evening. Cars leave
centre station at $50 for Moline,
then Rock Island and Watch Tower.
Come.
Michael Greneuger. of 2729 Fifth
avenue, died at $3.50 last evening Of
dropsy, aged 80 years and 6
months. a son. Adolph Grenenger,
survives. The remains will be taken
to Douglas. Fayette county, Iowa,
tomorrow for interment
Two new sites on the other side of
Rock river for the Western Insane
hospital arc to DO submitted through
Gordon 4 Bowman. The sites ad-
Join one another and each contains
the required amount Of land. The
property belongs to Thomas Corns
and others.
Chief Etzel this morning picked
up in the Burlington yards a
14-year-old boy named Ed McElroy,
Of Savanna, who claimed to have run
away from home there. The chief
wired Savanna of the circumstance
and asked for instructions as to the
prisoners disposition.
DR.. +. Bradford, wife and child
had an exciting experience on Twen-
tieth street this morning and barely
escaped injuries. A front wheel be-
coming detached from the vehicle
lowered one side of the buggy and
frightened the horse, which began
running and kicking. The occupants
were kept busy lodging the animals
the Hurst block the horse was
caught by Mark Lloyd and William
Ncisler.
Yesterday, at 90 in the shade, was
one Of the hottest September days
ever experienced in the state of ILL
nois. I'VE usually have a spell OF
hot weather in September. but only
six times in 25 years, including yes
terday, has the thermometer reached
30 degrees" said the Chicago
weather man. The record breaker
and record holder was Sept. IA, 1898.
during the fair, when the mercury
shot up to IS degrees. The other
occasions were on Sept. 6. 1872. when
the thermometer registered 80 de-
grees; Sept. 6. 1891. 81 degrees;
Sept. s. 1887. 81 degrees; Sept. 10.
1891. 81 degrees; Sept. "a. 1891. 81
degrees"