Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-01
BRIEELETS.

!. Ice cream at Krell 81 Maths.
d Taiors wanted at Hopes.
e Milk shake at Krell & Maths.
;, Patterns free at McIntire Bros
T.. Lots in Guyer's addition for $3.50,
b Milk and ice cream shake at Krell 4
: Maths
The queen of May is here and so il
] book beer.
| Bridge Collector Sweeney's tolls TO
April were 1910 80.
: Fine French candies just received a
Krell & Maths.
If you want box of fine candy put
up in fine style, try Krell & Math.
The best ice cream and the finest fitted
parlors in the tri~cities at Brkenfeld's.
Dancing school at ArmorY hall WEEDS
nesday evening. Admission 80 cents,
Milo Lee has accepted the position OF
inside steward ut the Rock Island house
That blessed rain. is the way all the
farmers speak of Sundays and Monday
showers.
Rable & Stengel have purchased the
John Westphal saloon and have installed
John Dresser in charge.
Mr., II, T. Coyne accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. G. K. Adams, starts Thurs
day for the Rocky mountains, to be gone
until fall.
| Come at last-Those new carpets and
| Mating na mn uaatarday on1 oro nou, il,
position to show customers at Clemanns
& Salzmann's.
| Every customer purchasing dress
pattern amounting to 81 or over will be
presented with a perfect fitting basque
pattern at McIntire Bros
During the month of April, Deputy
Huckstaedt sold 81, 4s1 65 worth OF reve-
nue. stamps-beer, 1888 so; cigars,
$9l5,75; tobacco, $32 40.
The third rehearsal for the old folks
concert tonight at s. V. hall. Every
singer is expected to attend without fail
The orchestra will be there.
DIR. j. W. Cowden says the persons
taking his paper are known, and unless
they desist he will prosecute them, A
word to the wise IS sufficient.
An informal hop is to be given at the
Harper house Tuesday evening, May s
1. S. White, F. j. Kinney, G. F. Lynde
and M. L. Gait are the committee on ar
engagements.
Sheriff Silvis returned from Port Byron
this morning, where he sold the defunct
Lowrey stock. Sharp was very success
full in the disposal of the stock, receiving |
80, $50 for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wards daugh>
ter Mabel E., died of diphtheria yester
day, aged three years and five months,
and the funeral occurred in the after,
noon. Mrs. Ward is ill with the same
terrible disease.
The Davenport base ball club left yes
terday for Crawfc Tdsville. Ind, where
they play the first championship game of
the season today. They will play two
games in Charlottesville, two in Danville,
two in Decatur two in Bloomlngton-
then they return home to play the Du-
buques on the 18th.
D. Bisant is home from Kansas, where
he has been running passenger train
for the Rock Island company. He leaves
for Toronto, Canada, next Saturday
to attend the Grand Division of
Order of Railway Conductors which is
TO be held at that place. His wife will {
him. l
Messrs. Raible & Stengel, of the Rock
Island brewery, remembered the ARGUS !
Boys with keg of "bock beer" this after c
noon, which was tapped and partaken of s
with much relish by those of the force {
Who sometimes indulge, and with a wish |
hat the generous doners may "all live {
ong and been happy" II
Adjuster Carlisle, of the Springfield,
Mass.) company, settled with Mr. Ras-
nussen for the damage done by last FRI
lay nights fire this morning, paying the
ull amount of the policy, $3.50. Mr..
Rasmussen was very much pleased with
he promp: adjustment of the loss, and u
avs it was settled to his entire satisfac-
ion.
If any one enjoys seeing handsome
able service, now is the time to do it, at
,oosley's crockery store. Decorated
inner and tea sets, from those cheap to
1ost expensive; toilet sets, really beauti
III, some of them; glassware, plain and
rnamental, all grades; and so on. They "
1ill be glad to show them, whether you u
fish to buy or not.
Congressman Hayes has sold his two
ear-old fly Zada, sired by his new
Iorse, Regent, to Philadelphia parties,
citing $500 for her. She was shipped 1
esterday, and in company with her went o
Judge Hayes carriage team, the sorrel e
ilies Lady of Lyons and Matte Ander~ "
on, to Washington. where the Iowa rep
will show Woshingtonans
that an Almont Rather is, when he re- t
lrns to the capital. A new carriage-a
andsome one--sccompanied the trot-
ers. N
The Chicago Henaldndet brings news of az
he death of Magnus Henrik Elmblad, tr
Tho edited Moline paper Skandia- m
Or couple of years in the latter half of -
10 '70s. He died of heart disease, in Ii,
tOckholm, Sweden. on April o. aged 40
ears. Mr.. Elmblad was a student at