Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-18
CITY CHAT.

HbI y0OI WoteL Ienb.
Boy home Of Rsidy Bros.
Watch Tns AsoUs want ads.
Order carriages Of Cralle 4 Co.
Tho best broom-Lee's Little Gem.
Hon. Ben T. Gable il in st. Louis.
Finest turnouts and reliable driv-
ers. Cralle & Co.
The Doubt family gave . concert
In Spencer square this afternoon.
Experience and close attention to
every detail. Crslle & Co.'S. livery.
Advertise in The ARsus. the even
ing paper-read by the whole family.
Arsenal Forum AZ will have its
postponed trolley party next MOI
day night.
General Manager W. c. Brown, Of
the Burlington road. made the city q
call today.
Don't forget the lawn social at 7.
4. Robbins tonight; 7s5 Twenty
second street.
]. A. McLoskey, an cid Rock ISL
snder. now Of Clinton, Iowa, is visit.
ing old friends in the city.
Is. H Goyer is attending the state
convention ~ building and loan as
ISOLATION secretaries at Peoria.
W. e. T. U. lawn social tonight at
7S6 Twenty-second street. Good
music and seasonable refreshments.
Isaac Webster, one Of Rock Islands
Oldest citizens, died yesterday at the
poor farm. He was about 20 years
cid.
Sister Payne came in to see the
buffalo Yesterday and In the evenisg
was OF TO see the fun at st. Louis to.
day.
You can laugh and keep cool at
harpcr's theatre during the summer
engagement. Those fans tell the
tale.
About $500 In money and jewelry
was taken from the residence Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Coyue on Nineteenth street
yesterday.
Miss Nellie Moore, Of Defiance,
Ohio, one Of the instructors at the
coanty. institute will give free leo
ture at the High school tonight on
Tho Teachers Material"
Z. ID. Sweeney 10 back from the
big blow out down in st. Louis. He
brought along = large picture Of Nc
kinley. which he has presented to
the Lincoln Republican club.
Tho residence Of John Buck. 25O5
Thirteenth avenue, was entered yes
terday and $50 taken. The burglars
entered the upstairs while Mrs. Buck
WAS doing housework on the lower
floor.
An excursion Of over three hun
dred people came in from 9alva over
the Burlington today. The excur-
lsionists went to Muscatine on the
Nary Morton and return home to-
aight.
Louis Ihrig has opened . Grst-class
barber shsp Ut 1909 Second avenle.
The shop Is nicely fitted up and Mr.
Ihrig. with the competent assistants
whom he has engaged from Chicago.
IL prepared to do every kind Of ton
serial work in FIRST class style.
Oae OF the largest excursions visit
ing the city in many . day came in
from Galesburg yesterday afternoon.
There .,ere about one thousand peo-
pie on board. The excursionists
came from Clinton aboat and re-
turned to Galesburg from here on
the train.
The W. c. r. U. will give o lawn
social at the residence Of +. +. Rob-
bins, 735 Twenty-second street, this
evening. Excellent music will be
furnished and ice cream and cake
served. The proceeds are to be used
in the purchase Of carpet for the
Y. NJ. G. A. chapel.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catharine Fin
negan was held this morning from
st. Joseph's church, Rev. Thomas
Msckin officiating. Interment was
made at Calvary cemetery. The
pallbearers were: b. Brinn, G. Ser
vey, John GsYey, John Mahoney,
Patrick McQuaid and John Haley.
Rasmussen Il Free will make cabi.
net photos at 81. SO per dozen for 80
"~ySs SHuhsS ~uiv Acf uuy 6bylos
nothing extra for groups, and will
make two sittings. We have NO
agents representing rs. Wei give our
customers the benefit Of the commits
sion thsS other photographers give
their agents.
The Sherman (Texas) baseball club,
with which Harry sage, Paddy
Lynch and Patty Zeis were signed
for the season, has gone to the wall.
Bat men with records such rs these
three local fsvoritcs are dissngaged
bat short time. Sage and Lynch
were Immediately signed by Denni.
son and Zeis BY Paris. All are play.
ing good ball.
Those who have not yet secured
tickets for the Baptist trolley party
this evening can get them at the car.
Should there be persons unable to