Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-23
CITY CHAT.
See Mcrntyre-Reck's special.

Mrs. Ben r. Cable departed today
for Franklin, Va.
Finest turnouts and reliable driv-
err. Cralle & Co.
Plenty Of nice strawberries at
Longs this evening.
Last night Of stereopticau on Mar.
ket square. Don't miss it.
Merchants lunch from to u
every morning at The Club.
This is the last night the free show
will be given on Marke; squire.
Come and hear the photograph at
Young & McCombs' this evening.
First class butter at ID. j. Bro WIS
this evening at II cents per pound.
Experience and close attention to
every detail. Cralle & Co.'S. livery.
All perishable goods sold regard
less OF cost at Longs this evening.
A big treat, the Edison phono-
graph At Young & McCombs' to-
night.
Pen knives worth mp to 81, your
choice for 3: cents at Young & Nc
Combs.
VI. ". Hansen Is back from q
2-days' business trip to Clinton and
Morrison.
Don't fail to see the stereopticon
exhibition on Market square tonight.
Last time.
Go to ID. J. Browns this evening for
fancy farmers butter; only IL cents
per pound.
The Rock Island bridge draw span
will be swung Monday instead Of to-
morrow, as contemplated.
II you aren't already enrolled get
In the procession and subscribe for
TEE ARGus-the newspaper without
fear or favor.
ID. II. Louderback arrived last
evening from Chicago to join Mrs.
Louderback. who has been visiting
In the city tho past few days.
At st. Jossph's church atG o'clock
tomorrow morning occurs the mar
rage OF Charles W. DAILY and Mary
&. Brandmcyer Of South Park.
Free ticket with 25 cent purchase
or over and you can hear anything on
the latest improved photograph. All
are welcome. Young IL McCombs.
The Island City Cycle club was
formed at the Office Of NJ. D. Girls
valid IL Co. on Second avenue last
evening with n membership Of 20.
Thousands have been delighted
with the Edison improved phono-
graph. Come and hear 1t from to 9
this evening at Young * McCombs'.
ID. +. Kuehl Of Hillsdalc. gave a
housc-warming ut hts new home
there last evening which was largely
attended and very pleasant affair.
This afternoon and last evenings
performances OF "Our Country" at
Harper's theatre were very good.
The attendance was not what it
should have been, though.
Gov. Francis NJ. Drake will visit
Davenport tomorrow and will speak
Mt the mass meeting in the interest
Of the American Bible society at the
Calvary Baptist church in the after
noon.
Supt. Becdlc, OF the western in
sane hospital. has taken up his resi-
dcnce in this city pending the con-
struction OF the building. the stalking
out of the ground for which is now
in progress.
\ slaughter sale on wash goods
was inaugursted today by the klug-
Hasler Dry Goods company, Of
Davenport, that should interest every
buyer. 1t is a good opportunity.
Read il on page seven.
Dolly Magee, Of Davenport. cap
tured the gold watch in the amateur
contest at Billy Ament's circus last
night. her dancing being very clever;
Bonnie Cundiif, of this city, won the
second prize. silver mug.
The funeral OF the late Otto Mold,
OF yuma, will be held from St.
Nary's church tomorrow morning at
8 O'Clock. Mr.. Mold had many
friends in the upper end as well as
here who are grieved TO know OF his
death.
Squire Halves tied the knot for
Henry Hill and Mrs. Sylvis>Presley
at his residence on Third avenue last
evening. Both parties are from
Davenport. He is 20 and she is %.
And IL is the brides third venture in
matrimony.
William r. Appel. representing
the SIX Little Tailors OF New York.
who have branches in all the large
cities OF the country and who are
well known in ne advertising world
is in the city. lie has established an
agency in Rock Island.
j. Il. ladders is back from the
state encampment Of the Union Vet.
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