Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-25
CITY CHAT.

Order carriages Of Csalls . c.
The lest breom-Lss's Little 0eo.
Miss Dolly Cool IL in Springfield.
Finest turnouts and reliable driv-
srs. Cralle 4 Co.
June 20. Suuday-excursion via B.
l. q P.-e1.50 round trip.
$3.50 to Peoria and return Sunday,
June 20, via r. I. q p. railway.
Experience and close attention to
every detail. Cralle 3 Cos. livery.
Fresh dairy butter At Appel Bros.
S01 Third aveeue. ut S'cents per
pound.
Mrs. Z. +. Bartholomew left last
evening via the Rock Island for .
2-months' California trip.
Misses Ella and Mary Anderson.
who have been here for several
months. returned home to Wilcox.
Pa, today.
The flower mill and store destroyed
by fire yesterday rs related in last
night's ARGUS were at Presumption in
stead Of at Reynolds.
Henry weishar. Of Treeport, ar.
rived last evening on visit to +. A.
Leithuer. He came on his wheel,
making the trip from Chicago.
Mrs. +. II. Guyer gave o dancing
party ut Black Hawk Tower Tuesday
evening in honor OF Miss Mary Raw.
son. OF Boston. who is her guest.
W. II. Dixon. mail messenger on
the Rock Island & Peoria railway, 10
confined to his home on First avenue
with inhammstory rheumatism.
John Schsll, Jr.. Of Coe, was in the
city today on his way home from
Peoria. where he went rs q delegate
from this county to the state con-
vention.
Excursion train Tor Peoria via H. I.
&P. Sunday, June rs, leaves Rock
Island c., X. I. d p. Moline avenue
depot at 8a m. Twentieth street
depot mt sos q. m.
Patrick II. Dixon. the Second ave-
nue. tailor, 10 to become o benedict.
The bride-to-be 10 q Davenport lady,
AID the happy event 10 to be cele-
brated next month.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Montgomery,
John Mccarthy. Miss Ida Vortex and
Miss Mamie Mccarthy, Of Mon.
mouth, visited yesterday with Mr..
and Mrs. George Barker.
Special street cars will leave
Moline end on both Blue and Red
limos ut 7:15 q. m, In order to con-
nect with excursion train for Peoria
via X. 1. & +. Sunday, June 20.
Charles G. Imhooi and Frank Rod.
man left in their boat Sandow for q
trip down the river. doing general
sign work, with the intention OF
finishing their trade at st. Louis.
o. ". Peaslee has completed his.
studies at st. Johns military school
ut Delaheld, Wis. from which he
graduated with high honers. He il
now at home. being q son OF Mr.. aad
Mrs. c. 8. Pssslee.
There will be raspberry and ice
cream festival Mt the residence OF X.
y. Kirk Tuesday evening, June 80.
Fruits and lemonade for sale; also o
short program has been arranged.
and good time Is expected.
Deputy Sheriff Hull has photos Of
the Buffalo Bill show crooks, in Gus.
tody at Salisbury, and anyone hav-
ing had any unpleasant encounters
show day may recognize some Of
the likenssses ut the sheriff. Office.
Tho products of the Hammond
Packing company are known in the
royal households Of the crowned
heads Of Europe, and are important
adjuncts to the culinary departments
OF all well regulated American
homes.
Friends Of Frank Bahnsen, who is
on on European tour, have in
formation OF his safe arrival on the
other shore. Mr.. Bahnsen says the
voyage was n pleasant one and sail
ing vas smooth until q short dis
lance of European soil, when . %.
we're storm blew up.
Another shaking up has occurred
in the police department. Officer
Charles II. Moody succeeds John
Mulquesn as desk sergeant, the lat
ter having been assigned to the night
beat between Twentieth and Twenty
fourth streets. Officer Simmons 10
changed to the east end beat at
night.
Charles Evans, the erstwhile Fifth
ward alderman and tcnsoralist, IL
enjoying life Immensely in Colorado.
~ is also Mrs. Evans and their little
daughter. Edna. Charley is happy
no matter where he IL. He has Just
sent some photographs Of himself
and family riding about Pixies Peak
on mules.
Rasmussen d Free will make cabi-
net photos at 81. SO per dozen for SO
days. ending July IS; any style;
nothing extra for groups, aud will