Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-28
BREiFLETS.

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are in.
Splendid bargains in odd suits at the
M. & X.
St. Joseph's school will open Monday.
| Sept. Cd.
Odd boys suits at sacrificing prices at
the M. & K.
Some excellent bargains in odd pants
at the M. & X.
Cook wanted-Mrs. Phil Mitchell, TIA
| Twentieth street.
Simon & Mosenfelder will save you
money on boys clothes.
Some odds and ends in children's suits
wav down in price at the nj. g. K.
The odds and ends sale will continue
until the fall opening at the M. & X.
Twenty-Five girls wanted at Milan can
ming factory. One half fare to and from
Milan.
Red and blue percsle waists. so cent
quality, at 80 cents at Simon & Mosen.
telder's.
A full line of fall and winter hats, the
latest styles, just received at Benefits
glove store.
Boys knee pants for less than the
material could be purchased at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
A new lot of percale waists. 6 plaits, at
Is cents-worth more than double-at
Simon Mosenfelder's
Mr.. Herman Schmact announces
dance at his Schetzen hall, on the Milan
road, for Saturday evening.
Mr.. John Jordan, of McCabe Bros,
has been summoned to Princeton by the
serious illness of his mother.
Mr.. Julius Gleason and wife, of South
Bridge. Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
W 5. Knowlton. on Second avenue.
Previous to their grand fall opening
Nj. Il K. are selling all odds, l, 2 and 8
of kind, at greatly reduced prices.
just received at Benefits glove store.
full and complete stock of ladies' and
misses fine kid gloves-latest fall shades
The funeral of the late Geo. Schneider
will be held from his late home. 2103
Fourth avenue, at 2 O'Clock Saturday al
ternoon.
Rev. s T. Wilson, of Winter Haven,
Fla, formerly pastor of the Central Pres
6yterian church. is visiting friends in
Rock Island.
MIR. George Nj. Ames, editor of the
Aledo Democrat. accompanied by his
wife, left today for two weeks trip to
Nebraska
You never saw such bargains as the M.
q X. have placed among their odds and
ends sale, consisting of pants and suits
for men and boys.
Charles Frances, wife and daughter.
of Lowell, Mass, are at the Harper. Mr. |
Frances is in charge of the construction |
of the Rock Island arsenal dam.
Attached to the incoming afternoon
train on the r. l. Il p. road yesterday, |
was the vice presidents car of the Chica- |
go, st. Paul & Kansas City road.
The Milwaukee road is building thir |
ty-mile extension from Elgin. H. The |
contractors who have the building of the |
new track are E. p. Reynolds & Co.
In Davenport the city is to bear the
cost OF the curbing which is to be done |
in connection with the paving enterprise, |
which is to be done by special assess
ment.
Mrs. Frank Shipman. formerly well |
known in Rock Island as Annie Clark. |
daughter of Capt Clark, of Buffalo, |
Iowa, died Yesterday at her home al |
Springfield, Mo.
The Moline labor organizations de |
cided Monday night to attend the labor
day demonstration in Rock Island next
Monday in a body; to come down in a |
street car at p. m, and take part in the |
parade.
M Il h. have succeeded In reducing
their summer stock remarkably How
ever there are some odds in the mems,
BOYS and children's suits, /. > and 3 of a
kind. They must go, at prices that will
sell them.
Dan Leonard, who is on trial in Da
venport for disturbing the peace, alleges
that he was simply reading an article in
the Times of that city pertaining to
charges against the police. when Officer |
Faulkner arrested him for it,
Mrs. Precills Gorham died at her home |
on First street Yesterday morning, aged |
seventy-six years and eleven months.
The remains were taken to Andalusia by |
Undertakers Clough 81 Culton. and the |
funeral occurred there this afternoon.
Tonight the tri-cities' delegates to the |
Cincinnati Waterway convention meet at |
the rooms of the Citizens Improvement |
association to agree upon plan of |
united effort in behalf of the Hennepin |
canal, etc. A large attendance is urged |
At the residence of the brides parents |
in Erie, Pa, last Thursday. by Rev John |
Huske, of st. Pauls Episcopal church, |
Miss Matte Blenner. of that place, was |
married to @. j. Mangelsdorf, of this |
city. the well known fireman on the c. =,
r. l. & p.
Rev. A. B. Medium and family have
returned from their summer vacation,
which they spent near Chicago, and MIR.
Medium will take charge of the prayer
meeting at the Central Presbyterian
church tonight, and officiate at the SER
vices next Sunday, as usual
The Sunday school picnic of the Broad
way and South Park churches, held at
the head of Twenty-sixth street, was a
complete success in all respects. There
were about $50 present. There were nu-
merous enjoyable past-times, leaving
pleasant memories in the minds of all the
little ones present.
Messrs. Jacob Schaum Henry Acker-
mann, Ferdinand Gross and Robert
Myers were visitors at Camp Ohlweiler
Yesterday. They entertained the COM
pany with instrumental and vocal music.
Tney say the dinner was the best they
ever sat down to on camp ground. The
quartette serenaded some friends on their
return last evening. MIR. A. Kruse acted
as musical director of the ouartette.