Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-31
CITY CHAT.
Watermelons at Hess Bros.
Buy n home of Reidy' Bros.
Insure with Huesinp & Hneft

DchhoIest cOnteSt, SoOu music.
:. Muscatine musk melons ut He's,
Bros.
Peaches by the basket at Hes.
Bros.
Morris Rosenfield is reported bet
ter today.
Michigan peaches by the basket a
Buncher's.
A nice line of California fruits al
Hess Bros.
Attend Young Il McCombs' special
sale on crOckery.
Blackberries, blue berries and
cherries ut Hess Bros
Young & McCombs' special sale on
ribbons all this week.
Children's pants sale this week at
Simon X Mosenfelder's.
Kindling wood for sale by f. b.
McKown. Phone 119S.
j. c. Adams arrived from Chicago
this morning for weeks visit.
THE ARGUS Worlds fair series is
in popular demand. Preserve it.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Apply at Jackson Il Hurst's.
Thomas Collins and daughter,
Miss Mamie. left today for Chicago.
Cherries, musk melons. blue ber-
ries and eating apples at Buncher's.
Childrer's soc quality pants 25c
this week at Simon Il Mosenfelder's.
Demo-est silver medal contest at
the First Baptist church this even
ing.
California pears, peaches, plums,
apricots and green gauges at Bunch
crs.
+. Is. Johns, editor of the Daily
Citizen of Iowa City, is in the city
today.
Semi-porcelain dinner set (plain
white) for Si.99 at Young x Nc
Combs.
Demorest silver medal contest
July 81. under the auspices of the
". c. 7. U.
Edward Rough, of DcKalb, re-
turns to his home tomorrow, after a
pleasant visit.
picturesque America"-are YOU
getting the series? Back numbers at
The ARGUS office.
Little red school house shoes for
boys and girls-a new line-iust in
Mt Wright " Greenawalt's.
Simon X Moscnfelder have chill
dren's pants for 15c, bus their Is, %
80 and 49c pants are summers.
Alice Swaycr. of Beardstown. is in
Rock Island visiting her friends, the
Misses Ollie and suzanne Gordon.
Picturesque Worlds Fair the
best published, THE ARGUS is now
disPosing OF at ID cents a mbcr.
Mrs. Peter Martin and son. of St.
Paul. arrived this morning on visit
to the family of Martin Weinb berger.
Take your boy around to Simon &
Moscnfeldcr's and fit him with a pair
of pants for less than cost of mate
rial.
Miss Margaret Murphy has re-
turned home from Cincinnati. where
she has been attending the conserva-
tory.
Simon Il Moscnfeldcr have Just re-
ccived large lot of children's pants
with which to create stir this
week.
Edward ANelson, of Port Byron.
and Miss Alma Nelson. of Salina,
Iowa, were married by Justice
Halves.
John Collins, resident of Rock
Island from 1916 to 1885, and since
then living in Moline, died there this
morning, aged &C.
Mrs. j. +. Niece left this morn
ing for her home ut Hinkley, Ill.
after months visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Kenworthy.
There will be a special meeting at
Carse's hall next Friday of the U.
V. L. for the purpose of completing
the ladies' auxiliary of the union.
Max Bahnsen, of Peoria, will move
back To Rock Island and open drug
store in the new Hurst building on
Twentieth street and Fourth avenue.
Owing to the dull times in the
west in consequence of crop failure,
the Rock Island Stove works have
cut down their working hours to half
time.
Simon & Mosenfelder never in
dulgc in sensational advertising.
When they advertise children's pants
for half price you will he sure to find
them.
The Ladies' aid society. auxiliary
to the Sons OF Veterans, will give a
lawn social in Court House square
Tuesday evening. Ice cream and cake
will be served.
Wright ~ Greenawalt have added
the little red school house shoes for
boys and girls to their line of shoes,
which they guarantee equal to any
shoe at 20 cents per pair higher. Try
them.
The principals of the Andrews
Opera company, including Ed An
drews, aided by chorus selected
from our best local talent, will give
a concert at the Watch Tower tomor-