Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-08
CITY CHAT.
dams for your fall shoes.


nue., for coal.
Enamals, cordovans or calf shoes
in all styles for men at Adams.
Those So welt shoes are just what
you want for this season of the year.
Adams.
Now is the time to get good suit
or oyercoat at greatly reduced prices
at Emig's.
Gentlemen, you should visit
Adams for your So. 80 or 81 shoes.
Very latest.
For the St. Louis fair the r. I. &
p. will sell round trip tickets for one.
fare Oct. 81.
Mrs. Francis Murphy is here on
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. X. Johnsto
The iron molders union give
ball at the Industrial Home, Friday
evening, Nov. /.
Order your coal of V. Mold, 4O3
Fourth avenue. Best of soft coal
and quick service.
Henry Carse is attending the con-
vention of the National Bottlers' as
sociation at Detroit.
Frank Neufeld has entered the Hi
nois college Of pharmacy at Chicago
to pursue his studies.
Brighten your stoves by having
them nickel-plated at the Rock Isl.
and Stove company's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Buford de-
parted this morning for Covington,
Ky, on 10-days' pleasure trip.
Miss Johanna IIealey was taken to
the Jacks onvillc asylum this morn
ing by Sheriff ard Mrs. lIemenway.
Mrs. S. j. Kcator and son. Sam,
and Mrs. &. A. Rose and son. Charles.
have returned from their New York
trip.
Mrs. William Rinck and Mrs. Cath
crime Sonnenschmidt are attending
the exposition and visiting st. Louis
friends.
John W. Scott. who has been prac-
ticing law in Muscatinc, is now asso-
ciated with City Attorney Sharon, o!
Davenport.
Mrs. ID. Donaldson and son, Will
liam, accompanied by Miss Belle
Folsom. departed yesterday for the
ST. Louis exposition.
Chris Naab has been chosen dele
gate TO the state convention OF the
Western Catholic union at Springfield
Oct. 16, from lodges.
Mrs. Edward Bergin and children
have returned from three months
visit with relatives in Minneapolis
and other northern cities.
The police committee has awarded
the contract to +. +. dorm for the
making Of the regulation oyercOats
for the police department.
G.. W. Nesus has returned from
Chicago. where Mrs. Ncgus is still
confined in 4 hospital. having I'M
derwent surgical operation.
Today's zephyr has 4 decidedly arc
tic flavor, and suggests the expe-
dicncv Of establishing friendly rela-
tions with the coal and wood dealer.
President r. r. Cable. of the c..
Il. !. 81 p, and President Ives, of the
b., G., Il. IL N. started yesterday on
tour of inspection Of the former
road.
Mayor and Mrs. Il. +. Knox, Aid.
and Mrs. paubcr. Mrs. F. II. Schroe-
der and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cork en-
composed party leaving this morn
ing for the st. Louis fair.
On account of being over
stocked. | offer my entire stock of
fine woolcns for the next 80 days at
rnlr,nI N,-i.nu
see me and get prices. William
Emig.
Miss Trips dancing class for chill
dren beginners at . Il. M. advance
class for those who waltz , p. M.
fancy dancing class 4 p. m. and
adults class Thursday evening at s
o'clock.
The ladies OF the First NJ. f..
church will give a sociable in the
church parlors Friday evening.
Oct. l. supper will be served from
6 to s. a program will he given
during the evening and ice cream
will be sc.vcd.
The Clara Schumann ladies' orches-
ira delighted n fair sized audience at
Harper's theatre last evening. The
company is an excellent one. and the
selections were greeted with un.
stinted enthusiasm. many responses
being necessary.
Col. &. W. Durham went down to
kcithsburg this afternoon to inspec;
a leycc which the government is
having constructed between Eiola
and Burlington. The colonel took
along his fishing pole and incidental
ly will try his luck at angling.
This morning the first car load OF