Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-26
CITY CHAT.

SOHVVis ~ the LIN SIEect RbIUeu
tomorrow evening.
4. j. Medill. Jr.. has returned
from trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Parmenter have
returned from Duluth.
Dancing school a. Roche's.hall be-
ginning Tuesday. Sept. l.
Miss Josephine woodin has re-
turned from her Peori. visit.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong has re-
turned from her visit to Denver.
For a nice refreshing drink there
is none like Carse * Ohlweiler's.
S.rasser's band plays at Elm street
concert garden tomorrow evening.
William McEniry SPEAKS at Gales
burg today and at kewanee tomor-
row.
Tomorrow evening occurs the sub.
scription concert at the Elm street
garden.
Good quality boys waists Is cents
and 25 cents; no calico; at Simon &
Moscnielder's.
When : ou call for soda water or
ginger ale see that you get Carse &
Ohlweiler's.
Fiity-cent and 75.cent blouse
waists - cents while they last at ST.
mon &c Mosenfelder's.
Miss Irene Rosenfeld entertained
last evening in honor Of Miss Baber,
Of Paris. Ill.
Very few left Of those wool pants
\ at 10 cents, worth 75 cents and 81, at
Simon and Mosenfelder's.
j. Paul Duiiin was called to Morri-
son last evening by the sad an.
nouncment OF the death Of his father.
In addition to bargains in boys
pants Simon x Mosenfelder have q
special sale on boys waists.
Mrs. +. $. Brough. Miss Listabar-
ger. OF Cedar Rapids, and Miss Mil
drod Tsgeler are spending the day at
Clinton.
Misses Jennie Wilcox. Katherioe
Gest, Sue Denkmann and Mae Bland
ing are enjoying n weeks visit in the
country.
Young men and ladies desiring q
thorough business or shorthand edu-
cation will do well to enroll at the
Augustana Business college Wednes.
day. Sept. 2.
Miss louise Dart, al Twenty-sec.
ond street, and Miss Mamie Young,
SIG -Ninteenth street. have gone to
Palo Alto, Cal, to enter Leland Stan
ford university.
Tho trolley party and dance given
mt the Watch Tower last evening by
the employees Of the Tri. City Railway
company was largely attended and q
success in every way.
by patronizing Crallc Il Co.'S liv.
cry you get the best of turnouts n,
the most reasonable prices. Exper-
fenced men are in charge and only
careful drivers are furnished.
MIR. and Mrs. John Crubaugh. Mrs.
Charles Mcliugh. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ohlweiler and Capt. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Beardsley are planning trip to Vel.
lowstone park early next month.
There is only one place to have
your clothes inside TO order; that's q,
A. kipp's, the tailor. Fall suits only
$40, pants 81; also perfect lit and the
best of workmanship. New Hurst
block.
Judge Adams has set Monday
morning as the time for hearing OBJ.
lections to the Twenty-iourth stree,
storm drain. All attorneys repre-
sentiug DIRECTORS are requested to b'
present.
John volk. Gustav Stengel, c. W
Negus, Paul Kersch and +. j. Bruins
Of this city. and II. l.. Framing. Of Mi
Ian. returned last evening from thu
sound money democratic convention
in Chicago.
Miss Mary Stephenson. 1872 Forty
second street. is competitor for TIL
Chicago Chronicle prize tour. Sh
is working hard to win and is bein,
ably assisted by her friends, who ar,
preserving coupons for her.
Will Gest has resigned as clerk II
Mitchell " l.ynde's bank to 90 oil
the read for Stark Bros. Louisiana
nursery house, for which Pau
Cleland. OF this city. will also travel
Sam Dart succeeds Mr.. Gest.
Miss Katharine Normoyle left to
day for Chicago to join her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Il. Normoyle. VIII
have taken up permanent residenc,
there. She was accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Pierr. Of Moline.
Rev. r. W. Grafton is at Fairlie ID
Iowa, where he ofliciated at the m ar
rage OF his sister. Miss Myrtle Ora
ton. TO Rev. G. c. Davis. of Fol