Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-05
CITY CHAT.
II. D. Mack 10 i'll.

Dressed chickens ut Horizons.
Duck mitts 4 cents. The London.
Fresh eggs and butter at Longs.
WOODEN mitts cents. The London.
Choice butter 10 cents . pound at
Horizons.
Caps 10 cents, worth IS cents. The
London.
Bananas, oranges and pears at
Horizons.
Ovsrcosts worth % and go only
.. The London.
Navel and Mexican oranges and
bananas 1t Longs.
Dressed turkeys, chickens, ducks
and geese at Longs.
Percale shirts worth 80 and IS
cents only SO cents. The London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan d. Welch, s1s
Twentieth street, welcomed 0 new
daughter this morning.
Tickets for the remaining three
lectures in the university course
will be sold for SO cents.
Photographic cameras, all sizes,
dry plates. chemicals and supplies,
cheap at Charles Fiebig's.
John G. johnson, of Moline, 10 havf
ing his sanity inquired into in the
county court this afternoon.
Lettuce. spinach, radishes. green
onions and celery at Longs.
The stage of water at the Rock Isl.
and bridge at noon was and
stationary; the temperature 80.
Pork tenderloins. spare ribs, sau.
sage meat. leaf lard. pigs feet,
dressed chickens, at Gilmore's pork
house market.
Company A. is having . new set of
lockers placed in its Headquarters ut
the Armory building. Vofk & Co.
are doing the work.
@. L. Nichols. superintendent, and
]. G. Sickles, trainmaster, Of the ILL.,
nois division Of the Rock Island,
were in the city today.
Agent NJ. j. Young. Of the Bur.
lugton, was in Beardstown today
oonferring with officials Of the
freight department of that company.
Dr.. Mark H. Patten, late Of Spring.
Held, has moved to Rock Island and
established dental office at the
corner Of Third avenue and TWEEN.
tieth street.
Plenty $3.50 S., and $7.77 suits
left; you know they are worth dou-
bic the prices we ask for them. They
are all this seasons goods. not shelf
worn or moth eaten. The London.
Prof. E. Z. Sparks, Of Chicago uni.
versity, delivers the fourth lecture
In the course at the High school to-
night. his subject being "Dsniel
Webster and the American Forum"
The services which have been in
progress all week ut the Memorial
Christian church conclude this even
ing. when Alva Van Ripper. will speak.
bis subject being 1.-THE Power Of the
Gospel"
Col. c. w. Durham and Capt.
David Upton leave tomorrow morn
Ing for La Crosse to pay . visit to
Engineer w. A. Thompson. They
may 20 on to St. Paul to see Engi-
nser j. d. Du Shane.
A meeting OF the finance and fire and
light committees 10 to be held at the
mayors office this evening to con-
slider the petition Of the insurance
companies asking the repeal OF the
ordinance imposing q per cent tax
for fire protection.
Laurel lodge, Degree Of Honor,
gave . pleasant entertainment last
night which included piano solos by
Misses Bertha Strayer, Ella Barker,
Alice Strayer. Lillian Paulsen and
Miss Youngberg. selections by the
Harmonic club, and vocal solos BY
Miss Graham and Mr.. Ruby. A
supper and dancing followed.
The lyceum of Augustans college
will give public debate At the COL
lsge this evening on the question.
Resolved. that the Imigration into
the United States Should be Pro-
hibited." The speakers on the
affirmative side are c. A. Hallberg,
O. G. Peterson aud A. F. johnson
on the negative. E. A. Nelson, G..
Aultberg and F. 1. Field. Admission
10 cents.
Rev. and Mrs. Ira w. Allen, IT,,
entertained the members of the Gen.
trail Presbyterian church in the par
lofs Of the church last evening. The
hours were whiled away in . very
pleasant manner, the host and host
oss proving themselves excellent en-.
tsrtainers. A spelling match wa
held later in the evening and WAS the
occasion Of much enjoyment. Mrs.
H. d. Folsom carried of the honora
In the contest. spelling down every
one who entered.
IAN Unequal Match" Was given .
very creditable presentation BY the