Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-02
CITY CHAT.

Dolly Bros. VI shoes.
Shoes for 81 at Dolly Bros.
II. ID. Mack is back from Boston.
Tho beet broom-Lee's Little Gem.
See simon's invitation, page seven.
Rubber tired buggies at Cralle
& Cos
Mems, boys and youths shoes for
81 at Dolly Bros.
Dolly Bros. will be open this even.
ing until 0 o'clock.
Lenox soap, eigh. bars for % cents
at Horizons all week.
Miss Nellie Englin is home from q
3-weeks' visit to Chicago.
Anthony +. Hill has gone &c Mold
rege, Neb., TO visit his sister.
J. Melberg. OF Galesburg, is in the
city for few day on business.
For n nice refreshing drink there
is none like Carse i Ohlweiler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Simon have re-
turned from Mt. Clemens, Mich.
The Rock Island Pow company
has closed its works for all indefinite
period.
when YOU call for soda water or
ginger Flo see that you get Carse "
Ohlweilct's.
Misses Mamie and Katie Dowar
leave tomorrow on a visit to st.
Louis relatives.
Henry Roggenkamp. SIS Four
teenth-aud.e half street, has gone
to III Paso. Texas.
a BRYAN free silver club has been
formed in Fort Byron with e. G.
Coync as president.
Mrs. l.. Fender and children re-
turned home 20 Chicago today after
visit with relatives.
Irving g. White. il5 Fifteenth
street. len last night for Colorado
for the bctterment Of his health.
MIR. and Mrs. FL Terry have re-
turned from their stay at Hot
Springs. South Dakota, and other
places.
The Tri.City Railway company Is
putting its overhead equipment in
substantial shape for the fall and
winter.
Colt bratc Labor day at the picnic
TO be held by the Columbia club ut
Iiubcr's garden. Good mu sic; amuse-
ments of all kinds.
The condition OF Fred Whistler is
much improved today, and although
not out Of danger, present indica-
tions are favorable.
II. e. Saylcs. of Chicago, is calling
on acquaintauces in the city. lie is
on his way to Denver, where he is
interested in the mining business.
George Il. Hull, for 20 years one of
the leading dry goods merchants of
Moline. died Monday night. aged 50.
The fuueral occurs Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Harry Smytho and children
left last evening for Omaha for q
visit. They were accompanied by
Miss Hyatt, who has been visiting in
the city.
Tho finance committee OF the
county board is holding it's semi-an-
nual meeting today for the purpose
OF auditing the accounts of the diff
fcront county officers.
Charles Mcllugh completed his
lease and management Of the Tower
yesterday for the season Of SO. j
W. Linn will be in charge the re.
naming month ut the resort.
by pa,ronikiug Crallo Il Co.'S liv-
cry you get the best of turnou;s at
the most reasonable prices. ENper-
fenced men are in charge and only
careful drivers are furnished.
President lluesing. Of the BRYAN
club, says that a consignment OF free
silver literature has been received,
and that all calling ut the clubs
headquarters can have their needs
satisfied gratis.
NJ handsomcr store has ever been
thrown open to the retail trade than
will be seen when Simon's doors are
opened In Davenport neU FRIDAY
evening. See the announcements on
page seven this evening.
Agent VI. J. Young. Conductor a.
: Barber. Inspector Il. l.. King and
Engineer Frank Zimmerman. Of the
Darlington road, compose n party
which leaves Monday for t,n-day {
hunting ard fishing expedition n,
Alexandria, MINI.
y. u. Mckown has leased the resi-.
dencc of Officer Phil Miller on Fourth
avenue. Mr.. Miller with his sor
David will take up his abode or
Eighteenth street in the cot,ar,
formerly occupied by the late Or
Truesiale as an office.
Gen. Supt. a. Il. Milliken. of tn,
Phoenix Bridge company. is n. tn
Harper. Supt. Mil!iken saws tn
work OF construction will nc pushs,
rapidly ahead and that the holiday