Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-15
CITY CHAT.
rralle & Co.-reliable livery.

are on.
Me-. and Mrs. Robert Johnston
haze son.
First ward democrats aye to form
free silver club tonight.
Miss G. X. B5ies. 7l2 Fifteenth
street. is visiting in Chicago.
For a nice refreshing drink there
is none like Carse &c Ohlweiler's.
John OBrien has raturned to Chi L.
cago after visit with relatives.
CLAY Clement appears in The
Bells" at tn. Burtis this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peterson, 62i
Sixth street, have \ new daughter.
Mrs. j. IT. Cleland has returned
from a visit 90 her daughter A. Cen
eseO.
When you call for soda water or
gisger ale see that you get Carse d
Ohlweiler's.
when ordering carriages remember
Cralle 4 c.. Caretu! drivers aud
moderate charges.
Charles stevens. sn employee cf the
sylvan Steel works, ~ wanted by the
Moline police Zoe lighting.
Extra pretty jacquard novelties.
Is ccut and - cent dress goods, l2s
cents at McTntyre-Reck Co.'S.
The Davenport Y. NJ c. A. has
called Edward Tucker. OF Sterling,
10 che general secretary ship.
Elegant .5-cen. imported scrgss.
80 inches wide, 37l cents n. McIu-
tyre i;eek COS. big dress goods sale.
The marriage Of y. ". Newton. of
Moline. aud Miss Minnie Marshall.
Of this city. will be s.lemnized this
evening.
New all wool moh.ir jqcquard
dress goods, 81 inches wide, 6s aud
as cents at Mcintyre Reck Co.'S.
Regular 81 quality.
George ". Mixtor, who was spend
in. his summer vacation with Rock
Island relatives, has returned home
TO New Haven, Conn.
Rev. W. w. willard. OF Chicago,
formerly Of St. Louis. has been called
q the pastorate Of the First Congre-
gatiunal church of Moline.
New fancy novelties in dress goods
In one lot at 50 cents at McIntyre-
Rcck Cos. You'll end 6s cent and
40 cent qualities among them.
Read the Boston's ed about oil
paintings Tree. With 81, So, $40 or
sl2 in trade yon get your choice.
They are now on exhibition.
Choice patterns of black mohair
dress goods worth 50 to IL cents a
yard. are p to 20 cents at Mcintyre
Keck Cos. biz dress goods sale.
Half that big lot Of Amoskeag
teal down tennis flannel went out
Monday: l2l cent quality 81 cents
whiloi il lasts. McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
a. Boro. the Second avenue fruit
dealer. is laid up with an injured
face and right arm, sustained by the
explosion Of gasoline stove Sunday
night.
Capt. John McCouochie. Of the
Rodman Rifles. is reported by DR..
Craig to have been somewhat better
the past few days, but is still very
sick man.
The charge Of obtaining goods
under false pretouses against Mark
Dauut was dismissed in the police
court today son suggestion OF the
stato's attorney.
The Bryan club has an importan,
meeting this evening nj the rooms
of the Bryan Marching club. and the
ATTENDANCE OF all nom bcrs of the or
ganizhtirn is desired.
Wet track prevented the opening
days event at the Davenport mile
track today, but with favorable
weather. tcmorrow's contests will b,
all the more attractive.
Free, free. OIL paintings with
handsome frar'es given away with
~. e., tl0 or Si2 in trade. Get 8
ticket and start in. Trade with tn,
live shoe store. The Boston.
The Seventh Ward Mckinley clut
desires announcement IL ade Of NJ eet
ing at o'clock 'his evening for the
purpose VI participating in the Lin.
coin club Fifth ward ilag raising.
Walter. ll-yeaT-old son of Mr.. am
Mrs Frank Brc0cher. 35l6 Fifth ave
nue.. had his right leg broken by .
hose stepping on it Saturday even.
Ing. pr. y. G. Plummer ATTENDED
him.
John Arnold is here from Chicago
on visit To relatives. Mr.. Arnold
who IL nov 4 resident of Chicago
was one Of the city's early settlers
and this rs his iirst visit in abou
seventeen years.
Mrs. frodoricka Schoenig. aged 6
years. while suffering with Ill health
hung herself at the home Of her son
Adolph Schoenig. three miles mort