Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31
CITY CHAT.

Buy . homs-Rsidy Bros.
Money to losn-Reidy Bros.
J. r. Weyerhauser IL In Psoria.
Blue grass seed and onion sets at
Beecher's.
Rock Island made shoes for moth
ing. See I'D.
The blue bells in Spencer square
have bloomed.
c. H. Church, Of Carbon Cliff. was
In the city today.
For spring capes and jackets 60 to
Young 4 MoCombs.
Mccall patterns 10 and Is cents At
Young & AcCombs'.
Rev. Father Bsak, OF St. Mary's
church, 10 in Muscatine.
A new line Of shirts Just opened
up ct Young 4 McCombs'.
Free shoes tomorrow. See Rock
Island psaslee Shoe company ad.
Dress goods, up-to-dsts patterns.
at rock prices al Young & McCombs'.
Jacob Staserofski. Of Coal Valley,
was among The Argus visitors to-
day.
Mrs.. Charles McHugh 10 expected
homo from her visit to Ottu N Va to.
night.
E.J. Sommers 10 home from an ex-
tended visit to Chicago and other
cities.
Beach & Bowers minstrels drew
another big audience at the theatre
last night.
Supt. Nichols and Master OF Trans
Portation Sickles. Of the Rock Island,
are at the Harper.
Commencing April /. the London
will be open evenings until further
notice. Sax & Rice.
X. g. Summers will be glad to clean
your gasoline stoves before you need
them. 1917 Second avenue.
II will pay yau to glance at the
Fair store announcement on page
seven Of this evenings issue.
Free shoes tomorrow. Rock Island
Peaslee Shoe company, corner oppo-
site Harper house. facing park.
Remember the sociable given by
the Y. P. c. U Friday evening at
she United Presby terrain church.
DR.. Mark H. Patten has rented q
pleasant homo ut 53i Twentieth
street. and will occupy it At once.
Evangelist T. J. Sheldon will
preach in the Latter Day Saints hall
on Second avenue this evening at
7:so.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Foster and
daughter. Miss Kate, Of Foster, are
In the city today attending the dedi-
cation.
Charles Osborn. JI., wife and little
son. are here today from Chicago to
attend the dedication OF the new
court house.
Fresh eggs, three dozen for %
cents: canned tomatoes, four cans for
Is cents, and pure lard only 8 cents
. Pound for ell you want tomorrow at
Beecher's.
j. c. Millspaugh. travelling passen-
koA luz buo huUSll6 anu fenu.
sylvania linee, was in the city yester.
day accompanied by Mr.. Keersn, city
passenger agent for the Wabash at
Chicago.
T.. 8. Kelley. assistant general
freight agent, W. w. winton. divis-
Ion freight agent Of the c. NJ. 4 st.
Paul railway, were in the city last
night. Mr.. Kelley IL an old Rock
Island boy.
Contractor volk has placed the
wire screen In the postofiice which
separates the money order room
from the main working room. It IL
. useful piece Of furniture, and 10 Of
very neat design.
Fireman Wanglin. CT the Rock ISL
and postoffice building, 10 receiving
much praise on the neat wicket he
has provided for enclosing the lawns
about the building and protecting
them from trespass while the grass
10 given an opportunity to sprout.
The homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Plummsr, 2406 Seventh avenue. was
invaded BY the dark angel Of death
at 1910 this morning, when their 8.
months-old son. Harry f. Plummer.
was called away. Spinal trouble
Vas the cause Of death. The parents
have the sympathy OF . large circle