Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-12
CITY CHAT.


Rubber tired buggies at Cralle
& Co.'S.
Decorate in honor of the Wood men
tomorrow.
The woodmen picnic and log roll.
ing tomorrow.
just arrived-McKinley club hats
at the NJ. * X.
Choice Michigan peaches at the
Boulevard grocery.
Get your peaches at Horizons for
the Woodman picnic.
Take your family to the woodmen
log rolling tomorrow.
Mrs. =. II. Rockwell, OF Peoria. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Patter.
son.
The r. f.. e. club il spending a
week at Camp ldlowild on Mrs. Nor
ris' farm.
Misses Theresa and Mary III have
returned from months visit at De-
witt. Iowa.
IL you want the genuine. never fail
to call Tor Carse * Ohlweiler's crown
stopper goods.
Mrs. DR.. John Clark. Of Chicago.
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
Skinner. OF Fifth avenue.
Fine Muscatine muskmellons and
nutmeg melons ut the Boulevard
grocery. Telephone 1891.
A grand entertainment for all to-
morrow all day and evening at the
Woodmeu log rolling and picnic at
the hop fields.
MIR. aud Mrs. r. G.. Denkmann
gave m mp the-river steamboat ride
on the Weyerhauser to n company of
friends yesterday afternoon.
Isaac j. Roberts. of Andalusi aud
Miss Ida May Miller, OF Presumption,
were married ut the county clerks
Office this morning by Judge Lucian
Adams.
Thomas w. Ford and Mrs. Marion
Green. two Anamosa excursionists,
were marricd in Davenport yester-
day by Justice lie Claire. He is ~
and she 90.
Samuel Eppipger, of Cincinnati,
and Miss lettie kodman. OF this city,
were married at the First Baptist
church parsonage yesterday by Rev.
&. 4. Taylor.
Third subscription concert at Elm
street garden Thursday evening.
Aug. Is. Excellent music will he
rendered by Strasscr's Union band.
Admission 50 cents.
You cannOt pass an evening more
delightfully."- than at Elm street gar-
den Thursday evening. Sirasser's
band furnishes the music aud ad-
mission is only 80 cents.
by patroniziug Crallc Il Co.'S liv-
cry you get the best OF turnouts at
the most reasonable prices. EHpcr-
fenced men are in charge and only
careful drivers are furnished
The postponed excursion OF the Y.
i. :. G.. +. Of the Christian church
will he given Aug. -. Some special
features in the way OF program
will he rendered during the evening.
Slater Moutrosc has returned from
Chicago. where he assisted }. C..
Adams in purchasing the furniture
for his new hotel at Phoenix, Ari., of
which MIR. Montrosc is TO be man.
aver.
Only g. so TO Omaha and return
via C.. Il. |. x +. railway Aug. Is.
IL and Il. Return limit Aug. 25
with extension Of 20 days beyond
that date II desired. Three fast ex.
press trains in each direction by this
route.
Don't forget the excursion to Clin-
ton next Sunday. Aug. 10, on the
steamer City of Winona and barge.
given by Blcuer's band. Boat leaves
Rock Island at 1:15 n. m. Tickets
81 cents. Dancing and light refresh.
ments.
W. q. Negus is in Chicago under.
going a treatment which prom
iscs To- restore optical iniirmitics
which he sustained years ago as the
result ~ an accident Mr.. Negus
will be obliged to wear glasses here.
after. however.
The Rock Island is the only direct
line from the tri.cities to Omaha
aud the only line operating through
trains without chance Of cars. Sew
cnty miles shorter than any competI-
tive line. join the United Freshly.
terrain church excursion leaving Rock
Island at $40 n. IN. Aug. 10. Only
81 80 for the round trip.
Members Of the Mckinley club are
wearing yellow dip, on the front OF
which hangs n likeness of the Ohio
protectionist. 1t would he well for
the officer who patrols the most i'm.
portant beat in :he city and who il
accorded the unusual privilege OF
wearing a sun bonnet to suit his owu
taste. to wear one Of them with tn,