Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-13
CITY CHAT.

y. .. fillmore Is In chicago.
Cralle & Co.-reliable livery.
M. Schnell is at st. Joseph, Mo.
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem
K. P. Hubbard went to Chicsg,
this morning.
&. w. Cash has returned from hi.
Nebraska trip.
The Standard club gives its open.
ing ball Nov. 5.
Gas with Welsbach lights is
cheaper than electric light.
C. G. Stevens. of Mount Vernon,
Ia, is visiting friends in the city.
Gas with Welsbach lights is as
cheap per candle power as kerosene
oil.
Extension tables g this week at
Spicer's, 31S Brady street, Daven-
port.
Mrs. and George Wagner are visit
ing their son, Ernst Wagner, at St
Louis.
Dancing school at Rocbe's hall
Tuesday evening. Good order guar
snteed.
DR.. A. Grasssu has returned from a
business trip to Grinnell and Brook
lyn, Iowa.
The Moline Plow company has
renewed operations after protracted
shut down.
Thomas E. Kunkle, of Springfield.
was the guest Of Mr.. and MRS. Frank
Mixter today.
When ordering carriages remem-
Der Cralle & Co. Careful drivers and
moderate charges.
Rockers and chairs. new styles,
low prices at Spicer's, 3l3 Brady
street. Davenport.
A 2-pound package Of oat meal
5 cents. Rio coffee Il! cents a
pound at Horizons.
Charcoal, hard and soft coal, coke,
hard wood and kindling at Nc
Kown's. Phone 1898.
Mrs. c. Tegeler and daughter, Miss
Mildred, have returned from q three
weeks visit to Chicago.
The infant daughter of Prof. and
Mrs. P. M. Lindberg. 945 Forty-fifth
street. died this morning.
On and after Oct. Is, the Verne
Swain will leave Davenport at 2:SO
and Rock leland at 2:45 p. m.
Welsbach lights give twice the
light with only one-half the gas used
with the common gas burner.
Mrs. Moses Bowen has gone to
Clafield, Kas., where her son is So
journing for the benefit of his
health.
Henry Burris is attending the
state grand Masonic lodge (colored)
as delegate from the Rock Islanu
fraternity.
This is the week when bargains
are ripe at McCabe Bros. Pluck
them while they hang within reach.
No chairs.
Cape Cod cranberries u cents
quart, and sauer kraut Is
cents gallon, pickles 10 cents q
gallon at Horizons.
Full line furs, capes, cloaks, etc.
Repairing and manufacturing given
prompt attention. I. Richter &
Sons, furriers, Davenport.
The Democrat announces that
Davenport's new federal building will
not be ready for occupancy until
about the first of next year.
The warmth Of feeling experienced
at the Mckinley club home coming
last evening. was even sufficient to
thaw out the frosty Mr.. Gest.
Choice bargain snaps in ladies'
coats. jackets and capes this week at
McCabe's. A word to the wise-bet-
ter drop in this week and see.
The parties suspected of assaulting
Charles Muse Sunday night, have
left the city, so Chief Etzel says, and
their wLerea bouts is unknown Just
now.
The numerous friends Of Judge
Glenn will be pleased TO hear of his
recovery from his recent illness. He
opened court at Monmouth yester-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Taber desire
to publicly express their thanks to
all assisting in their recent affiic-
ton, and especially to those sending
floral tributes.
Mesdames Frank Mixter, j. II.
kimball and Z. G. Frazer have re.
turned from Springfield. where they
attended the Illinois Federation OF
Woman's clubs.
Jasper Tice, baliff from Mount
Sterling. is in the city today to &C.
company James Thompson, under
arrest here, and wanted in that town,
for wife abandonment.
Z. Ferguson and William Ru,tl.
man. two Of the young men caugh,
in Dora Fosters resort on Twenty
fifth street Sunday night. pie a.
guilty to being inmates CT disor
Awarded
Highest Honors- W0rld,S Fair.