Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-17


store next Saturday. $15 mems suits
for so; So knee pants suits for $3.50
will be the attraction. Wait for it,.
Mrs. James L. Hayes of Davenport,
well known in this city, died this
morning, aged SO years. She leaves
with her husband six children. The
funeral occurs Wednesday morning.
A. the Moline school election Sat
urday, II. w. CooperAwas elected
president of the board of education
and G. F. Hemenway, +. Heimbeck
and Mrs. Frank Allen members of
the board.
The regular weekly entertainment
tomorrow night at the Manhattan
club will consist of wrestling match
between two corners and number OF
exhibitions of the manly art between
local adopts.
The meeting at the rooms of the
Improvement association this even
| ing is not meeting of the association
exclusively. 1t is for all public
spirited citizens interested in Rock
Islands growth.
The remains of the late Peter
Rieck were inferred in Chippiannock
cemetery this morning by Undertake
err Knox. the fact that the deceased
had suicided preventing his burial in
the Lutheran cemetery.
The Adams Wall Paper Co. are do
ing the business nowadays in the
wall paper trade. Their obliging
clerks are as busy as bees waiting on
the many customers who throng
their large and beautiful store daily.
l.. Weckel has disposed of his gro
Gerry store on Third avenue to VIII
Passig, who has been in his employ
several years, and will hereafter de-
vote himself to the wholesale fruit
and commission business exclusively
Why go out of the city for your BIZ
cycles when Charles McHugh will
sell YOU the best bicycle in America
as cheap as any other dealer in the
three cities. and rs cheap as you can
buy one at the factory? Call and see
his stock.
Without exception the Nj. Il X.
will have decidedly the largest. finest
and best equipped clothing As well
as shoe store in the three cities.
Wait for the opening, which takes
place next Saturday As well as S15
suits for SO.
Coloring and designs that bring
breath of summer and sunshine,
chry wild roses, clover,
apple blossoms, maple leaves,
field flowers, and all that. The Adj
ans Wall Paper Co.. 80, 312 and 314
Twentieth street.
Gustav Donald has resigned the
editorship of Der Demokrat Of Dav-
export. to accept position else
where. Mr.. Donald has proven him
self an able and influential member
of the journalistic profession in the
state OF Iowa.
Styles as bright and merry as you
please. More pretty patterns than
YOU thought could be had. More
novelties than you'd care to count |
and yet they haven't too many at the |
Wall Paper Cos. SO, 312, 314,
street.
Vernie Haggart. daughter of c. |
Haggart. living on Fifth street. be- |
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues.
died Saturday night, aged y years. |
The funeral occurred from the late |
home this afternoon. Rev. L. w. |
Grafton, officiating.
Spring, spring. lovely spring! The |
little boys are spinning tops, the |
girls are skipping the rope, the good |
ut SATELLITES. Oh, lovely spring has |
least so hope they all.
The following city officers-elect |
have qualified before City Clerk |
Koehler: c. f. Lynde, city treasur-
err: J. l.. Haas. city attorney; Daniel |
alderman Third ward; j. +. |
Cramer, Sixth ward; w. C. Maucker,
Fourth ward; II. Kuschmann. Fifth |
ward.
Brother Quayle is highly indignant
over the announcement that he is
about to launch in journalistic VEN
ture in the town of Milan or to move
his paper there or in any way become
identified with a publication in the
city of the Hennepin. He scouts at |
the idea and says the report is with
out the least semblance of truth.
Two suits for divorce were filed in
the circuit court Saturday afternoon.
In one Adolph Oatezbern seeks sep
aration from his wife. whom he mar
ried in 1889. on the ground of deser-
ton, and in the other Emmerence
DeMunk desires divorce from her
hu sband. to whom she was married
IN 1889, on the ground of habitual
drunkenness.
The Union Is now engaged in fur
thering its characteristic policy of
opposing public improvements. 1t
: belittling Moline's endeavors to Sc
,ure a paid fire department. The
morning paper fought Rock Islands