Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06
CITY CHAT.

Call for union made cigars.
Special music eale at Taylor's.
Valentines, all prices, ss Taylor's
Lunch tonight at O'Connor 4
Brough's.
Chicken lunch at O'Connor 4
Brough's.
Music cheap all next week. Chance
for all at Taylor's.
Chicken lunch at O'Connor 4
Brough's tonight.
Moses Bloomer, Of Peoria was in
the city yesterday.
The jury in the Mounts case at
Davenport is still out.
Money, money. save it. Get your
music st c. @. faylor's.
Marches. waltzes and two steps
three for rs cents At Tsyl6r's.
Easy music for children. Three
pieces for Is cents at Taylor's.
Extra lunch tonight at Henry's
place, corner Seventeenth street and
Fourth avenue.
Photographic cameras, all sizes,
dry plates, chemicals aud supplies,
cheap Ut Charles Fiebig's.
James K. Cooke, formerly Of this
city. 10 very low at Omaha, his pres
est home. and bis life is despaired Of.
Guy and James Brewer, of Des
4oines, are visiting their sister. Mrs.
Charles M. Cook, 2Ol7 Sixth avenue.
Kid Balm and Billy Lam bert, are to
have . Ego" at Claus Groth hall,
Dsvsnport, Feb. Is. Both are light
weight pugilists.
The homestead Of Hon George W.
Vinton, at Moline, will be sold by E
=. Parmenter. master in chancery.
March I. to satisfy a mortgage.
DR.. Henry ID. Steele, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. Glasses prop
srly fitted. Rosenstein block, Fifth
avenue and Fifteenth street, Moline.
The game Of basket ball between
the Rock Island and Davenport Y.
n. G. A. teams to have been played
last night in the latter city was
postponed.
Employees Of the Twin-City Ice
company may get their money at the
company's Office this evening or to-
morrow, instead OF later on rs pre-
viously arranged.
Owing to the bad weather the
dance which was to have been held at
Roche's hall last night has been post
poned until Saturday Feb. Is, and all
tickets sold are good.
We have fine costumes for mas.
querades and all kinds of trimmings
for the same, also large assortment
Of artificial flowers suits ole for dress
trimmings. Ottesen. 222 w. second
street, Davenport.
Rev. X w Hewitt. OF Kewanee.
has accepted Cal for TO return to the
pastorate Of Christ cnurch, Moline,
and will enter upon his duties March
/. Bishop Burgess is expected to
visit Chris, church tomorrow.
The Columbian Comedy company
gave "The Ticket OF Leave Man" at
Harper's theatre last night, giving
good satisfaction. 'Blunders" was
given as the matinee performance
this afternoon. "Lucky Numbers"
will be tonight's bill.
DR.. Thomas E. Weeks, of Mime
apolis. is in the city today visiting
friends on his way home from Chi
cago. where he has been on proies.
sional business. DR. Weeks is dean
OF the department Of dentistry Of the
University OF Minnesota a. Minneap-
oils and stands in the front rank OF
his profession.
Judge j. j. Glenn returned yester.
day afternoon from Hot Springs,
Ark, much improved in health. His
rheumatism has left him and he used
no cane ant had not . suggestion Of
Q limp. He looked very much better
and his friends all hope and think
the change will be permsnent.-Mop.
mouth Review.
Mrs. Hannah Bollmau has charge
Of the confectionery. GIG. corner Of
Seventh avenue and Seventeenth
street, where you will find fine line
Of candies. nuts. dates, figs, bananas,
oranges. lemons, fresh bread, cackes
and pastry. Also cracker factory
goods OF oil kinds, canned goods Of
al kinds, peaches. pears, tomatoes.
salmon and sardines, fresh and first
class. Also . fine line Of cigars,
smoking and chewing tobacco. Your
patronage will be kindly appreciated.
Mrs.. G. G. Posten (colored). of Mo.
line. was operated on at st. An.
thony's hospital yesterday by DR.. G.
Bernhard, assisted by Drs. GIG
Craig and c. c. Carter, for the re.
moval Of Q portion Of . needle which
had broken OF In her hand. Mrs..
Poston's right arm and hand became
ssin . short time ago and to ascer.
tain the cause the X-ray was applied
TO her hand with the result that the