Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-22
CITY CHAT.


CITY CHAT.
Hynes rents tandems.
Hynes sells tennis goods.
Try Beecher's homo made bread.
j. J. Reimers, Of Chicago, 10 in tt 9
city.
Cralle & Co.. stylish livery turn
outs.
Old potatoes Is cents bushel at
Horizons.
X. stockhouss went to Chicago
last night.
Young Hysen tea 20 cents . pound
ut Horizons.
Circuit Clerk and Mrs. G. W. Gam
bio are in Chicago.
Miss Mile DeSanto left this morn
ing for Clear Lake, Iowa.
Remember Young & McCombs for
low prices on fruit jars.
Ladies' shirts 10 cents and MP at
Young & McCombs' alteration sale.
Choice, sound corn IS cents q
bushel; good oats 20 cents 0 bushel
at Beecher's.
twenty-five per cent discount on
all lamps at Young & McCombs' al.
teration sale.
Beschsr's fresh home made bread,
three loaves for 10 cents, 10 going of
like hot cakes.
Tho children Of st. Joseph's school
are having their annual picnic 1T the
Watch Tower today.
The Rock Island Turngsmeinde
will hold kinderfest at Elm street
garden Wednesday, June 80.
California orange cider free all
this week at Young & McCombs'.
For rubber tired traps and buggies
order Of Cralle & Co. Carriages with
careful drivers at moderate rates.
Two-gallon pail Of syrup 80 cents.
1b-pound pail Of jelly 81 cents 81
Horizons.
James Burris, city scavenger, has
bought fine team of horses, which
have been dressed up in new set Of
Hashy harness.
Superintendent OF Schools X. G.
Young is attending teachers insti.
tute at Monticello, Iowa. He will be
away for two weeks.
c. A. Rose 10 ut his Office again
sitter being confined to his homo for
three weeks by illness, having been
threatened with pneumonia.
Company A, l. N. G., has received
notification from Adjt. Gen. Reece
that the annual encampment this
year will be from Aug. IA to 81.
The Fraternal Tribunes has issued
invitations TO the installation service
and musical entertainment to be
held at Harper's theatre next Friday
evening.
Rev. T. Lothringer, OF Dsnison,
Crawford county, Iowa, has arrived
on visit to his mother, Mrs. 8. NJ.
Lothringer, and intends TO stay till
Thursday evening, and hopes to see
his old friends.
The Gre department was called
out at 7:1O this morning to master a
blaze which had broken out in the
shavings room at the sash factory.
1t was extlnguished before any dam.
age to speak Of ensued.
Runge s. Bennett deliver Black
Hawk spring and artesian water
daily. At moderate rates families
may have these pure waters instead
Of taking their drinks from the city
mains. Telephone 1918.
The remains Of tho late Ira h
Burlingame, who died in Aledo Sat
urday night, arrived over the c., b
& "a. at 1l:sO this morning. and were
taken direct to Oakdale cemetery
Davenport, for interment.
The families OF Sheriff F. G. Hem
enway and Supervisor w. p. Quayle
Of this city, and Theodore Wheelock
L. l.. Curkendall, L. F. Cralle and H
H. Woodwork, of Moline, will e
into camp at Cady's park. near Mo-
line.
The children Of the late Mrs
Christina Buncher takes this methot
Of publicly expressing their sincere
thanks to the many thoughtful
friends and neighbours who 80 kindly
assisted during their late bereave'
ment.
Rev. Frank c. Bruner. formerly o
Rock Island countv; delivered tn
baccalaureate sermon to the gradua
tion class Of the Harvey High schoo
in the First NJ. z. church at Harvey
near Chicago Sunday. His subjec'