Rock Island Argus., 1897-02-03
CITY CHAT.
Hard wood at McKown's.

Aotu WOOo ~ MchOWn9.
Call for union made cigars.
Fresh roll butter at Browner & Co.'S.
See 1897 Clipper bicycle at Hynes .
Hubbard squash at Brovner & Cos.
I. G. Peck. 5is Thirty-irst street,
r. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tremann have
. new son.
Seven pounds Rio coffee 81 at
Browner 4 Cos.
xxx coffee Is cents per package
q Browner & Cos.
Twelve pounds oat meal 26 cents
at Browner &c Co.'S.
Mems heavy wool sox worth 20 for
Q cents. The London.
Music at the Rock Island roller
rink Thursday evening.
Mems heavy wooden mitts worth
- cents for IL cents. The London.
Sootless, La Sale. Cable and Le-
high Valley hard coal at McKown's.
Mems and boys winter caps worth
26 cents for 10 cents. The London.
Skating and music at the Rock
Island roller rink Thursday evening.
See our line OF $3 so and IS mems
suits; they are corkers. The Lon
don.
J.C Walker. of the Mississippi
Valley Lumberman. OF Minneapolis,
WAS in the city today.
Our $3.50 mems suits, not shelf
worn, are going fast. Can't match
them elsewhere for less than Is. The
London.
Friends Of George Sutcliffe are
booming him for the aldermanic
nomination on the republican ticket
In the Third ward.
The Invitations are out for the first
annual ball of the Industrial Home
association to be held Friday, Feb. 26,
at Industrial Home hall.
O-Ssu-Kee tribe Is, Independent
Order Of Redmen. will give its an
nual ball at the the new Turner hall
Monday evening. Feb. %.
Our IS mems suits, new, fresh
goods, nothing moth-eaten. Can't
match them at other sales for less
than $3.50. The London.
Clement Alexander Finley Flagler.
son Of Gen. d. W. Flsgler. and Mrs.
Caroline DeWitt-Quinan were mar
ried at Salt Lake City Jan. 25.
DR.. Assay has removed his office to
his residence, 9O4 Seventeenth street.
Once hours, to 4 and to 8 p. m.
Sunday. 2 to p. m. Telephone
1870.
William Dresser has released Mrs.
Eredericka Schmidt's building at
1908 Second avenue for another five
years. and will continue to occupy It
% saloon.
George W. Leyda has succ aeded C.
O. Baker as Inspector for the Central
Union Telephone company in Book
Island. Mr.. Baser becomes line
foreman for the company.
A house occupied by Rufus Thomp-
son snd owned by +. H. Griggs in
North Davenport was destroyed by
6re early this morning. The occu-
pants barely escaped with their lives.
A. G. Robinson, general sgert t Of
the passenger department Of The G.
d NJ, and X. NJ. Wildman, travelling
passeo ger agent ior the C. & A..
called on local railway officials to-
day.
At the meeting Of the Ladies' West
End Cinque club at the home Of Miss
Clara Deisenroth Monday evening
Mrs.. John Stengel carried off the
honors. Mrs Will Kinner getting the
eonsolation prize.
Observer F. ] Walz's meteorological
summary for the month Of January
places the mean temperature at 2l.
the highest having been 6S on the
1st the lowest 10 below on the 25th,
There was . thunder storm on the
17th.
Tomorrow night will be the reg
ular music night at the Rock Island
roller rink. One week from tomor.
row night occurs the great M. E
choir concert at the rink, the date
having been changed to accommo.
date other events previously arranged
for.
The remains Of William H. Hodp.
son will arrive from Winous, Mimi,
via the Burlington tomorrow morn.
ing In charge Of c. E Hodgson, Of
this city. brother Of the decea sed.
Interment will be made at Chippian-
mock cemetery. where services will be
held at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
A suit for t15, COO damage has been
brought against Scott county, across
the river. by W. r. johnson. who al
legss that while confined in the
county Jail for six months. prior to
the recent session Of the grand jury
By whom be was released, he con.
srscted Rheumatism and pulmonary
trouble.
The Davenport city council met in
Awarded
Highest honors- -WorldEs Fair.
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