Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-07
CITY CHAT.


Fresh vegetables at Longs.
Beach & Bowers Saturday night.
Buy your kitchen supplies at Eek
harris.
Beach & Bowers minstrels Satur
day night.
Strictly fresh egg Ia cents al
Schaum's.
A nice line of fresh vegetables Al
Hess Bros.
Fancy Florida and Californi.
oranges at Longs.
Supervisor j. A. Wilson. OF Rural
was in the city today.
A good assortment of salt and
smoked fish at Longs.
Choice California oranges, grapes
and bananas at Schaum's.
A fine assortment of decorated
chamber sets at Eckhart's.
The improved Sandow pants for
children are now in at NJ. & KS.
Don't fail to read Jackson & Hurst 8
ad. if you have money to invest.
Sweet, Orr & Co.'S, union made
pants for men, at NJ. & KS. only.
Fresh white fish, trout smells and
Columb ia river salmon at Hess Bros.
Good music and a good time at the
First Baptist church tomorrow night.
Sweet potatoes, Baldwin apples
and California cabbage at Schaum's.
NJ. C. Rice, of the London. has re-
turned from his eastern purchasing
trip.
One style of the improved Sandow
pants, the 81 qualities, at 50 cents
NJ. & X.
Lettuce. spinach, parsley, Ber-
muda onions and California celery at
Schaum's.
City Clerk Huesing's call for the
city election appears elsewhere in
today's ARGUS.
Mrs. j. NJ. Pelham and little daugh-
ter returned last evening from a visit
to Chillicothe friends.
St. Patrick's Benevolent society's
grand annual ball at Armory hall
Saturday evening, Feb. 16.
A township convention will be
held at the Rural town hall in Rural
township Saturday. March l6, at 2
p. m.
Mrs. G. F. Downs and daughter,
Miss Hattie. returned last evening
from a 3-weeks sojourn at Jefferson,
Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Blackburn leaves for
Chicago this evening to look after
the latest novelties in millinery
goods.
Chairman Wheelan, of the demo-
cratic city-townshipc committee, issues
his call elsewhere for the caucuses
and convention.
w. S. McClevey, manager of the
Chicago Office of the American Press
association, was a caller at The AR
GUS office today.
Mrs. Elizabeth McEniry, mother of
William McEniry, is confined to her
home in Moline with an attack of the
grippe and complications.
A good program at the First Bap-
list church Friday night. Solos,
recitations, either and mandolin
music. Everybody invited.
The names of Arthur Burial.
Gustav Stengel and c. j. Long are
mentioned in connection with the
democratic mayoralty nomination.
Fine residence lots on Twentieth,
Twenty-frst and Twenty
streets for sale on easy terms. See
adv. NJ. NJ. Sturgeon, attorney at
law.
States Attorney Searle was in OF
tawa yesterday consulting Attorney
General Maloney preparatory to COM
piling his briefs in the Stevens ap-
peal case.
Michael Swanson, wanted in Henry
county for burglary, was located in
Davenport last evening by Bailiff
Hall, and taken to Cambridge this
morning.
The Misses Nelson & Kennedy will
open a dressmaking shop March 4
over the Woodyatt's music store,
17l7 Second avenue. Your patron
age solicited.
Abe Rosenfield has returned from
Greenville, Tex. where he has been
for the past year and half. Abe
says the climate agreed with him
finely-and he looks it.
Miss Harriette A. johnson was re
elected treasurer of Trinity Improve
ment Guild at its meeting yesterday
afternoon. Miss Ann Frysinger hav
ing asked to be relieved.
As we understand the packing
house has shut down. and Schroeder
has full line of pork tenderloin,
spare ribs. pork loins. pork shout
ders, ETC.. at packing house prices.
Your boy will need pair o
trousers to finish that winter coat
try pair of the improved Sandov
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