Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-09
BRIEFLETS.
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day evening.
New potatoes and all kinds of vegeta.
bles at Browner's.
Dancing school at Armory hall satur-
day evening.
Dunlap hats, spring hats now ready at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Panoramas at David Don's at O'Clock
| Saturday morning.
Don't fail to see Lloyd & Stewart
spring styles in hats.
Oranges, bananas and full assortment
of fresh vegetables at Longs.
An elegant line of lap robes 20 cents
and up at Lloyd & Stewards.
Mrs. j. NJ. Montgomery gave a de-
| lightful thimble party last evening.
Strawberries. spinach, radishes. let
tuce, new potatoes at F. G. Youngs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McCombs have
commenced house keeping over 1702
Third avenue.
Mr.. J. nj. Walker. one of Hillsdale's
| old and respected citizens. was in the city
today on business.
Supt. s. s. Kembie, of the Rock Is
land schools. paid visit to the city
schools of Galesburg yesterday.
David Don will present every little boy
and girl with beautiful African piano.
rama at O'Clock tomorrow morning.
We advise our readers who need re.
| frigerator to examine the Leonard clean
| able, sold by David Don. The improve
| ment it contains cannot be found in any
| other.
At the meeting of the Illinois Grand
Lodge A. o. u ". at Quincy, j p. johns
son, of Rock Island, was elected inside
Waterman.
The artesan well on Mitchell &
Lynde's premises is down $40 feet, and
| sulphur water Is flowing at the rate OF
800 gallons minute.
George Sutcliffe is not giving away wall
paper. but he can save those who are re
ceiving wall paper free, from % to 81
cents on dollar by paying for paper and
border.
Mr.. James Maucker will have fine
| roast pig lunch and grand opening at his
| saloon. 1915 Second avenue tomorrow
might. All friends and patrons cordially
invited
The motion of the Davenport heirs for
| a receiver of the Milan road was not dis
posed of this morning, the defense asking
until next Wednesday to prepare an
| answer and it was granted.
Every house ought to be ornsmented
| with wall paper this season at the prices
| - To 20
| counts the rest in prices. Read his no.
tees in another part of this column.
A music box rsffled off by Mr.. Louis
Eckhart, now of Canton, H.. at the
Rock Island house last evening, was won
| by ticket 1911. The holder of the same
may get his prize at the Rock Island
| house.
The Holmes syndicate forces COM
| menced tracklaying on Ninth street this
morning. Supt. Schnitger having deter
| mined to abandon operations on Fourth
avenue until the question as to grade is
decided there.
At the meeting of the Illinois State
Medical society at Chicago yesterday
DR.. 5. G. Plummer was made chairman
of the Judicial committee for the coming
year. The association meets at SPRING
field next year.
Rev. g. w. Cue leaves tomorrow af-
ternoon to hold quarterly meeting on
Sabbath for the presiding elder IN Galva.
From there on Monday he will go to Ne
ponset to attend the Rock Island District
Ministerial association of the Methodist
church.
The annual convention of the W. C.. T.
u, of Rock Island county, is IN session
ut Cordova. Ex-Governor J. p. st.
John, of Kansas. lectured on prohibition
last evening. Mrs. F. Z, Johnson is presi-
dent of the association and Miss Clara Nj
Odell, secretary. The convention con-
| tinues through the remainder of the week.
George Sutcliffe has not only cut on
| cheap goods, but on all grades. He is
| not giving any paper away, but is making
prices that discounts any other house that
pretends to give wall paper away and
| charge three prices for the border. Bord-
| ers that you have to pay cents per yard
are l and II cents per yard al Geo Sut :
| cliffs. 143l Second avenue. Branch
store $40 Twentieth street.
Chas. p. Albrecht, of Port Byron, died
| at l 1 o'clock this morning. He was 2s
years of age, and was reared in this coun-
| ty. He had been engaged for some time
| as travelling salesman for Steffens' dry
goods house at Davenport. He was q
member of st. Paul lodge Knights OF
Pythias, of this city, and Sir Knights. G.
o. Bloom and S. r. Wright went VI
this afternoon to arrange for the funeral
| The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Cor.
coran occurred at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. Snort services were held at the ses
idence, All Second avenue, from whencs
the remains were conveyed to st. Jo'
seph's church, where high mass wa!
invoked and an impressive sermon
delivered by Rev. Father Mackin
The pail bearers were: Thos. Thornton
Patrick Quinlan, John Meehan, Patrick
Noonan, John Corken and Michael
Smith.
Mrs. Elizabeth Siemon, died at nool
yesterday. She attained her seven
ty-second birthday April II last, havin!
been born at Marburg. Hessecassel, oil
the Lain, and had lived in Rock ISLAM
since 1865. The following children sur
vive: Henry. Walter, and Mrs. Chris
Lave, of Rock Island, Mrs. John Hartma,
in Kansas, and Philip in Kansas City
The funeral will be held at the residence
1431 Fifteenth street tomorrow, the Rev
G. A. Mennicke officiating.
Two little Italian girls with a younge
brother, all dressed in native costumes
were about the city last evening singing
ballads in their native language and play
ing accomplishments on tambourine an,
accordion. They had very pretty face
and sang only as Italian children can