Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-05
CITY CHAT.

Spring chickens dressed to order
at Browner & Co.'S.
Rev. Ira w. Allen is visiting his
parents in Chicago.
Spring chickens dressed to order
at Browner & Co.'S.
Fresh fish at the Rock Island meat
market. 1925 Fourth avenue.
Cat fish, lake trout, white fish and
oysters at II. Tremann 4 Sons.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Carter left last
evening for a 2-weeks' vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mcclure left
this morning for Gibson City. Ill.
Des Moines and return Sunday
next ~ via G., r. l. & p. railway.
Cat fish, lake trout. white fish and
oysters at the Columbia meat mar
ket, 1929 Fifth avenue.
Train leaves at $50 a. m. via c..
X. /. & p. railway Sunday for Des
Moines. Round trip ~.
Capt. Thomas Fuller, who is now
one of the representative citizens of
Milwaukee, is in the city today.
Fields Ministries appear at the
Burtis Saturday night, and first
class entertainment is promised.
w. j. Sweeney has returned to
Chicago to resume his law studies at
the Northwestern university at Ev-
anston.
Lee Pau has severed his connec-
ton with Harry Smythe, and is now
dispensing refreshments for William
Dresser.
Bishop Henry Cosgrove, of the
Davenport see. was rendered a well
come and reception on his return
from abroad last evening.
George w. Jones. of Presumption,
and Miss Augusta Vollmer, of Cable.
were united in matrimony by Squire
Schroeder yesterday afternoon.
Congressman G. w. Prince con-
ferred with Col. A. K. Burlington. of
Rock Island arsenal. yesterday rela-
two to war department matters.
The Moline Republican-Journa
and Mail are engaged in another
spectacular combat, which is rapidly
approaching the pyrotechnic stage.
Jamie Knowlton departed last
evening for Washington, ID. c., to
re-enter school after spending his
vacation with relatives in the city.
The trolley party given by Daven-
port Baptists last evening to the
Tower was one of the largest yet wit
messed. the train including four cars.
In the circuit court yesterday
afternoon Judge Bigelow granted a
divorce to ID. J. Scully, the defend
ant, Kate Scully, failing to answer
the charges.
At St. Mary's church Tuesday
evening was solemnized the mar
rage of Charles ii. Kunz and Miss
Mary +. Miller. of Davenport, Rev.
Is. Baak officiating.
Mrs. X. &. Cool became alarmingly
ill with an attack of heart trouble
last evening. and Drs. Carter and
Assay were summoned to attend her.
She is improved today.
Miss Dora Taylor and Charlie Price
(colored) were quietly married this
afternoon about 2 o'clock at Hotel de
Kittelsen. Squire Kerns officiating.
No cards.--Moline Dispatch.
Home seekers tickets on sale via.
c., X. /. Il p. railway Sept. 10 to a
number of points in Iowa, Nebraska,
Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri. Color
ado and Texas, at very low rates.
Martin Collins, former old resi-
dent, drifted into the city recently
60 no,
eral debility. This morning he was
sent to the county farm by Poor
master ladders.
The storm of Tuesday night was
much more severe in the upper end
of Rock Island county than anywhere
else. The hail was heavier and the
storm more vicious than here, and
several cattle were struck by light.
ming.
ID. II. Louderback. the head of the
Tri-city street railway system, is in
the heat of fight growing out of
the proposed elevated loop road in
Chicago, and as usual is keeping the
opponents OF the project guessing.
When the smoke clears away the
other fellows will see how it was
done.
DR.. Assay, assisted by Drs. Sala
and S. b. Hall. Of this city. and DR..
\ McIn:ire, Of Reynolds, performed a
surgical operation today on W. b.
Connolly. Of Taylor Ridge. for the
entire removal of thickened portion
Of the lip which had been for the last
three years developing into tumor-
Gus growth.
There was a spirited game of ball
between employees of the X. l. Il P.
and c., Il. Il q. on the old grounds
near Eleventh street yesterday after