Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04
CITY CHAT.
Pay your water rent.

Thy your Whter rent.
James Means is in Monmouth,
The beat broom-Lee's Little Gem.
Rnbber tired buggies at Cralle
& Co.'S.
Hottest day Of the scason-94 in
the shade.
d. T. Brown spent yesterday in
Muscatine.
o. Ii. Creel and family have moved
to Chicago.
Excursion this evening on the
George Waters.
The Burlington route for Salt Lake
City-s30 for the round trip.
Mrs. Ellen Colligan and son, Ed
die. are visiting Chicago relatives.
Don't be fooled: see that you get
Csrse &c Ohlweiler's bottled goods.
DIR. Emily Wrigh; has changed her
residence to Goo Twenty-third street.
Mrs. G. z. Carroll. OF St. Louis. is
visiting her son, g. NJ. onebraker.
Miss Mary Carter left this morning
for Delavan Lake on visit to
friends.
II you want the genuine, never fail
to call for Csrse q Ohlweiler's ground
stopper goods.
The Seventh ward republicans
have another pow-wow at the school
building tonight.
Choice white oats Of last years
western Iowa crop, for sale at j. S.
Gilmore'5 warehouse.
Musca,iue watermelons and musk.
melons at the Boulevard grocery
store. Twentieth street.
Friday and Saturday evenings ut
the Tower m operate treat for the
benefit o; the Pyihian fund.
Wednesday and Thursday even
ings opera at the Tower for the bene-
nt of st. Authony's hospital.
John Cleary. of New Orleans. ar
rived last evening on q visit to Mr..
and Mrs. William McEairy.
Take the advantage Of the Burliny-
ton route round trip rate to Salt
Lake City-sso-going Aug. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Walker and
children leave for Hamilton, Canada,
tomorrow for visit with Mr..
Walkers parents.
Go to Salt Lake City Aug. 6, on the
Burlington route-s50 for the round
trip with return stop over privilege
and diversity of routes.
Take the Burlington to Salt Lake
City Aug. 8. Fare $50 for the round
trip with stop over privilege and d.
ycrsity of rates returning.
David Flanagan, the well known
Rock Island brakeman, is passing
the Havanas. a l2.pound boy and
the youngster came yesterday.
Conductor "Coaxie" Carragan was
at his post OF duty on the Milwaukee
this morning again after being laid
up for three weeks with illness.
The George Waters and barge will
have big crowd this evening. 1t is
just such an evening as everybody
will want to spend on the river.
Wednesday and Thursday even.
ings 1.-The Bohemian Girl" and 1.-The
Chimes of Normandy, respectively,
will be given for the benefit OF St.
Anthony's hospital.
BY pa.ronizing Crallc & Co.'S liv-
cry you get the best of turnouts at
the most reasonable prices. Exper-
fenced men are in charge and only
careful drivers are furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Blakesley de-
parted today for Lake Geneva, where
they will spend month at their
summer cottage in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blakeslee. of
Chicago.
An excursion of about six hun.
drcd people came in over the Bur-
lington from Tennessee, ILL.,. and in
termediate points today. The affair
was under the auspices Of the Mod.
ern Woodmen.
The Watch Tower Opera company
will present The Bohemian Girl"
tonight aud tomorrow evening.
Thursday evening 1.-The Chimes Of
Normandy" will bo given.
Take in the Mary Morton excur-
sion leaving next Saturday morning
for 10-day's trip. The rate is $50,
including meals and berth for the
entire time while away. including
the four days at st. Paul.
William McEniry today awarded
the contract for the plumbing Of Mrs.
John Monrce's new residence on
Filth avenue to Roseniield Bros,
their bid being 1880. Blake &
Murphy were given the steam heat.
ing at 81 so.
Miss Mary Brogan. Of this CITY.
and Myron Hart. OF GalesburC, were
married Thursday morning in Chi
cago. They left for Denver on their
honeymoon. Mr.. Hart is well known
in Galesbarg. and his bride has
maay friends in Rock Island.
Peoi. Cleadeniu will be on the Mary
Morton at the Davenport levee from
Awarded
Highest HonoSs-world,s Fair.