Rock Island Argus., 1896-12-29
CITY CHAT.

xxx coffee Is cents at Maucker's.
Gran. sugar, % lbs. at Maucker's.
Rio coffee lac pound at Msucker'e.
Salt 95 cents barrel at Maucker's
Bologna cents a 10 at Maucker's
Knives and forks ~ cents q get.
See McCabe's ad.
Ray Frazer left this morning for
visit to his folks at Tiskilwa.
Prof. W. N. Halsey has recovered
from an attack Of the grippe.
A cape and jacket slaughter at
McIntyre-Reck Cos. Read ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGavern. of Des
Moines, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maroney re-
turned home to Blue Island today.
Dress goods and hosiery-special
prices. See McCabe's ad.. fifth page.
Jackets for s4.44 and Sc &c. worth
up-to $11.50. at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
slaughter sale.
Tomorrow evening will occur the
annual rally, reunion and sociable at
the First Baptist church.
The funeral of August B. Froelige-
will be held at at $3.50 tomorrow
morning from St. Mary's church.
The stage of water at the Rock
Island bridge this morning was 2.95
and rising; the temperature being "A
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Dollus and
Mrs. F. T. Carlton. OF St. Louis. are
visiting MIR. and Mrs. K. c. Willer-
ton.
Ladies' aud children's matinee at
the rink tomorrow afternoon. Ad-
mission 10 cents, no charge for
skates.
Everything in holiday novelties.
books and toys. marked down below
cost to close out at once. Mcintyre
Reck Co.
Any cloth cape or jacket in stock,
worth from $l250 to S20, goes for
&S.sS at McIntyre-Reck Cos. CLOAK
slaughter.
One fare, 1896, to Springfield
ILL.,, and return via r. 1. & p. rail.
way, on account OF the inauguration
ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Acklev, 52C
Sixteenth street, welcomed a new
son-their first born-to their home
this morning.
Three trains to Springfield, ILL.,,
via r. l. & P. railway. One fare
$4.95. for the round trip. on account
of governors Inauguration.
j. M. Downs. of Wilmer. Minn.,
who is enroute to Hot Springs, i!
visiting at the residence of William
McGuinn on Fourteenth street.
Mrs. X. A. Donaldson gave a party
to II young lady friends yesterday
afternoon in honor of her niece. Mis-:
Clela Parks, Of Dubuque, who is
spending the holidays with her.
The Presbyterian church at Edg
ington was dedicated today. Serv
ices will also be held tomorrow. Rev
Marquis and County Treasurer Tit
terington are attending the event.
The Baptist young people OF thu
Rock Island union, embracing the
counties Of Rock | land, Henry ant
Mercer, opened their convention at tn
First Baptist church this afternoon
Twin-City Brewers union 9S
whose headquarters have bean il
Davenport for four years, moved to
day to Turner hall, this city, wher
the meetings will be held hereafter
AS the bridge is now open tn,
Vienna Steam bakery is ready to I'll
all orders in the line Of bak ing at
days notice. Telephone So. II
Korn & Sons, 317-3l9 Harrison street
Davenport.
The bond of Capt. Henry Kroegel
the new township collector, has bee
filed with City Clerk Huesing. Cap,
T. j. Robinson. Phil Mitchell an
Joseph Rosenfield are sureties, tn
bond representing a305,5CO
William Hubers, president of th
Rock Island Fuel company, is lyin
at his home on Scott street in thi
city. with a broke en- leg sustained
IN accident in Rock Island last Sa'
urday.-Davenport Democrat.
The committee in charge o; th
university extension lecture cour.
in Rock Island will hold a meetin
at the Y. M. c. A. chapel at s o'cloc
this evening, and all interested
the work are invited to attend.
T. c. Wakefield, who was beate
by footpads at East St. Louis. VS.
taken to st. Anthony's hospital II
treatment yesterday afternoon. M
Wakefield has not fully regained CO
seriousness since the occurrence.
The African Methodist churc
gives an entertainment at Hitler
hall. Market square, tonight. NJ
McGsw. of Davenport, pianist. al
Miss Estella Lyons, of Galesbur
contralto, will assist in the program
George Lambert, manager OF Il
Twin-Ciiy Ice company. says the
is q inches Of the chilly article