Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-27
CHAT.

1Bio bargains all this week at the
Fourth avenue shoe store
The Columbia and Winner lawn
mowers at the Columbia.
Ladies' shoes this week. IS cents,
nj Fourth avenue shoe store.
The Columbia is the place where
they are buying their lawn mowers
G. W. Hammond, of Beatrice
Neb.. is visiting with friends in the
city.
John McCandless, of Orion, was
anon" the callers at The ARGUS office
today.
Bargains in shoes this week at the
Fourth avenue shoe store. lou
Fourth avenue.
Don't miss the sale this week at
the Fourth avenue shoe store; big
bargains for you.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Murray, of Phlla-
delphia. are visiting at the residence
of Mrs. b. Breheny.
Miss Zadie Heitharends and Miss
Francis Oswald leave for Colorado
Springs this evening.
Best bargains ever offered in shoes,
this week at Fourth avenue shoe
store, 1901 Fourth avenue.
Picnic tomorrow by the German
Lutheran church at Hincher's gar
den. Concert in the evening
The annual picnic of Trinity par
= ish will be held tomorrow at the old
toborgan slide-Watch Tower.
Mems solid working shoes, 9S
cents. all this week at the Fourth
avenue shoe store. 1901 Fourth ave
nue..
William Nevins and Oloff Atkinson
have returned from Dubuque, having
completed their paving contract
there.
George Kaltenbach has returned
from ST. stephens college. Annon-
dale, y. Y. to spend his summer va
cation.
Sheriff {. ID. Gordon returned this
morning from the the mines of the
Rock Island Gold Mining company in
Colorado.
Ben f. Hall left yesterday for Chi
cago and will hereafter he found how
ering near the register of the Cont
mental hotel.
The July meeting OF the Daven-
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held July 1l-14. There are to be
three races each day for a total purse
OF So
Mrs f. ID. Harmed. who has been
visiting at the residence OF Manager
Winchester. of the Postal Telegraph
company. left for her home in Syca-
more, Ill, today.
Mrs. John Lcary living on Elm
street. received word yesterday that
her sister. Sister Mary Narber-
tine. of st. Jo>eph's convent, Du-
buque. was lying 1T the point OF
death.
Ed.Nance. of this city. and George
Cooper. of Moline. shot of their tie
at the shooting gallery last night.
1t was a tie from last Wednesday
night and Nance won the handsome
cane by 81 to Cooper's 81.
The choirs and ushers of the Cath
Ollie churches of Davenport are en-
ioying picnic at Black Hawk :
Tower today. Two carloads OF the
young people were brought right
through from Davenport to the
Tower.
The locked out carpenters received
another installment of the benefits
from the Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners this morning. There
has been no change in the situation
during the past few days, though
movements are again being made
looking to the bringing about of 4
settlement of the difficulties.
Mrs Edward Latin died of puepe-
raj fever at her home in Bowling
township last Thursday. The fu-
neral occurred from the bereaved
home to Chippiannock cemetery on
Saturday. the funeral services being
conducted by Rev. w. b. Mckee, OF
Milan. and Rev. johnson. OF Edging-
ton. Deceased ~ survived by nus
band and little son . years old.
The seven Day AdVcntists have ar
ranged to hold preaching services IN
u tent which has been provided for
the purpose at the corner OF Tenth
avenue and Twcnty-secOnd street.
commencing tomorrow evening and
continuing each evening thereafter.
Children's services will be held Tues
days, Thursdays and Sundays ut /
D. IN. The preachers are L. ID.
Sandee, of Princeville. and h. A.
Merrill. of Bloomington.