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

hynes vulcan1ZoS tires.
Nice straw berries, three boxes for
% cents, at Longs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood are
visiting in Dubuque.
Alfred Bowen has returned from q
visit to Monmouth friends.
Note the bargain ad Of the Fourth
avenue shoe store on this page.
The Good Roads Cycling club Of
Moline Is to give road race July 5.
Rev. c. o. McCulloch speaks at
Memorial Christian church tonight.
Chiffon in all colors for trimming
light summer dresses at Byrnes
q Cos.
The steamer w. J. Young, Jr.,
brought up an excursion of 500 peo-
pie from Muscatine today.
Tho annual convention Of the
Luther league Of Illinois will be held
at Rockford June 20 and 80.
The Sylvan Steel works will run
every other week hereafter until bus
mess warrants steady operations.
Ladies', attend the great summer
opening OF all the latest millinery,
bed rock prices. at Byrnes & Cos.
"The Pirates OF Penzance" will be
sung at the Watch Tower tonight by
q company Of Moline young people.
The Rock Island & Peoria is said
to have taken 60 car loads Of grain
into Peoria during Saturday night.
The alumni OF Monmouth college
held an informal meeting at the
United Presbyterian church yester-
day afternoon.
Thomas Thomas, an engine wiper
at the X. I. & p roundhouse, had his
right leg broken while at work last
night. DR.. DE Silva attended him.
The 60 between Muhs. Of Davsn.
port. and Ed Santry. OF Chicago,
will occur down the river next Sun
day. Watch for announcement later.
Unity guild. Of Trinity church.
will meet at the rectory tomorrow
evening at 1880. The evening will be
spent with II. W. Longfellow. There
will be business OF importance.
Joseph T. Gross, OF this city, was
fined $40 and costs by Justice Mer.
ryman at Moline yesterday for
plumbing in that city without . H.
cense.
sSmuel Littleton, OF Casson,
Mins., is here on q visit to his niece,
Mrs Thomas Small, and friends.
Mr.. Littleton Is . representative in
tie Minnesota legislature.
The Academy Of Science, Of Davsn-
pprt, will endeavor to have DR.. +.
Nansen. the famous Arctic explorer,
lecture in that city next fall. in case
he visits this country, which he is
contemplating doing.
iting in Moline. Mrs. Lawrence, who
was before marriage Miss Nina Hsr-
rington. formerly lived here. She
has become quite famous on the
stage, and in Bowery girl act in
which she is assisted by her husband,
is said to have few rivals.
DIR. j. l.. Jackson, pastor OF the
cago, arrived in the city last even
ing. He will visit few days with
his sister. Mrs. David Don, before
going to Emporis, Kan, where he
delivers the baccalaureate sermon
before the graduates OF the state
normal next Sunday.
At the annual meeting Of the Uni
tartan church congregation Of Mo.
line, the resignation Of the pastor,
Rev. Miss Ida c. Hultin. which had
been presented. WAS ordered filed and
no further action taken upon it.
Immediately after, Q call inviting
her to continue her services for an
other year was formulated and
adopted.
The contract for the laying Of tn,
walks on Fifteenth street and to the
four entrances Of the court house hal
been let by the committee on publ,
expenditures Of the county board I,
Gust Ed, Of Moline. his bid fol
Fifteenth street. which is to be o
tile. being $3.50, and for the interior
walks, which are to be OF cement
1894. The walks are to be completed
BY Aug. 1.
Charles Callahan, the 15-year-ol,
son Of John Callahan. OF Eleventh
street, has gone to Chicago for tn
purpose Of having his eyes operated
on, necessitated ss the result OF
pecuiisr sflliction. Eight years ago
while living at Ia Sale, Charles
while asleep one night, was bitten IL