Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-10
BRIEFLETS.

New shallies at McIntire Bros.
divorce" at the theatre tonight.
Seasonable-read McIntire Bros. adv.
Chas. Wheaton, of Albany, was in the
city this morning.
Lawn tennis suitings 10 cents yard
at McIntire Bros.
W. H. Whiteside has been appointed
postmaster at Joslin.
The great comedy divorce" tonight,
10, 20 and 80 cents.
In Cedar Rapids tricicles are very
popular among the ladies.
Quincy claims its new directory will
show population of 10000.
Is cents-Double fold cashmeres 1C
cents yard at McIntire Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ramser, of Cable.
spent Sunday in the city.
Closing of the Wetherell bankrupt
stock this week at McCabe Bros.
81 dozen children's ribbed Jersey vests
cents each at McCabe Bros.
Florence Hamilton company tonight at
Harper's theatre; 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Five shoemakers wanted. Enquire at
No. 1906 Third avenue. ]. N. Lamp.
Fancy Silesias 81 cents yard at
McCabe Bros. worth 16 to 18 cents.
Grand dedcatory concert at Angus.
tana college next Wednesday evening
The receipts in full of the commence
ment exercises Friday night we're $50. 4S.
DR.. Carl Bernhard has been appointed
medical examiner in the pension service
Grand base ball game tonight in ''Di-
vorce" at Harper's theatre; 10, 90 and 80
cents.
Satins-See the handsome assortment
at McIntire Bros. in new designs and
colorings.
MIR, Q. F. Potter. editor and proprie-
tor of the Freeport Bulletin, spent yester,
day in the city.
The last of the striped surahs from the
Wetherell stock reduced to As cents this
week Ut BlCCdD6 BIOS.
Rev. A. b Medium, OF the Central
Presbyterian church. is confined to his
bed with Illness
Miss Florence Hamilton. praised by
press and public. Tonight's first APP
pearance in Rock Island
Miss Florence Hamilton has invited
the Quincy ball club to attend the
theatre tonight in body.
The cornioe and window castings of
the Rock Island house are being painted,
S. B. Hendren doing the JOB.
There will be grand concert at Au-
gustana college at 8 p. m. Wednesday.
June 18th. Admission, SO cents.
The concert at the Christian chapel
next Thursday evening promises to be
the musical event of the season.
The last of the printed India silks from
the Wetherell stock reduced to 80 cents
yard this week at McCabe Bros.
County Clerk Donaldson has received
a handsomely and conveniently arranged
cabinet for the preservation of blanks.
Ladies Fern Cliff and Cape May shade
hats and misses fancy straw Sybil hats,
all at cents if they last, all this week at
McCsbe Bros.
The Central church and Christian
chapel united in their service last even
ing, Rev. Geo. E. Plat preaching an able
discourse
DR.. G. E. Babcock had an unpleasant
experience with a fractions horse in Dav-
export last evening, but finally came out
master of the situation.
Louis Kohn and wife left for Chicago
last night to attend the Morenfelder- Bauer
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Alphons Mos
enfelder go to night.
Come to the Trinity auxiliary supper
from to 8 o'clock tonight. Ice cream
and strawberries through the evening at
Mrs. Geo. Il. Parsons residence.
The last of the Wetherell bankrupt
stock will be on sale and probably most
ly closed out this week. at McCabe
Bros. Best bargains 60 first.
At Trinity church, services tomorrow
-Whitsun Tuesday--at 9 o'clock a. m .
On Thursday evening at o'clock Bishop
Burgess will be at Triuity church for
confirmation.
Those delayed sash ribbons from the
Wetherell bankrupt stock. now on sale
at McCabe Bros. eight inches wide and
choicest styles, so cents, were 80 cents
and $1OO.
The rain of Saturday night iuterfered
with the carrying out of the gymnastic
and calisthenic exercises of the Turner
society at Huber's garden, but it is hoped
to carry out the programme later in the
season.
Miss G. M. Briggs, the efficient assists
ant principal of the High school, leaves
tomorrow night for the Pacific coast, and
will spend the entire summer in the far
west and southwest, returning home in
September by way of Washington terri.
tory and Manitoba.
Mrs. Georgianns Bixby. chief operator
in the central telephone exchange, has
removed from her rooms in Star block,
which she has occupied for five years,
to one of the houses in Weyerhauser &
Denkman's row on Third avenue, oppo-
site Court House square.
At Racine last Wednesday occurred
the marriage of Mr.. Ed Bush, the former
baggageman on the Racine and South