Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25


city. doc" has q multitude of
friends here whom he made in his
long service as conductor on the c.,
NJ. Il St. P. road.
Chants in pants sale-pants $3.50
and 1919. Come and convince Your.
self; we name the price; the goods do
the rest-with the aid of our neigh
bors' Kindness i'm advertising them
for us-the London.
The annual school election for enc
member nj the board of education, to
succeed w. b. Ferguson. occurs to-
morrow. The indications point to
the election of Mrs. Nora c. Hamil-
ton without opposition.
States Attorney Scarlc has made
application to Gov. Altgeld, of Illi-
nois. and Gov. jackson, of Iowa, for
requisition papers for the purpose OF
bringing to Rock Island Harry Toher,
who on Friday evening attempted to
annihilate William johnson.
Mayor Medill and the Rock Island
municipal party returned Saturday
evening from their tour OF Illinois
cities in the standpipe investigating
tour. The delegation visited Peoria.
Aurora. Mendoza and Elgin and all
were much pleased with what they
saw.
Remember that in its 25c lot of
muslin underwear McIntyrc-Rcck Co.
is giving values as high as G2c; in the
SOC lot values up to CSC. To buy
now means money in your pocket.
Nothing but the price of goods and
labor, together with big cut in our
profit, could make such n sale as
this possible.
The special attractions ut the Tow
or yesterday were all enjoyed by a
large number of people. Miss Jessie
Millar. the clever young lady cornet-
list, gave another delightful enter
tainment assisted by Otto's band, and
the balloon ascension was one of the
most successful in all respects ever
given there.
You had better watch these fell
lows who claim to be so kind to put
you on your guard about being
cheated elsewhere-those same peo-
pie may cheat and rob you with your
eyes wide open. For good values
call and see the chants in pants sale
pants $3.50 and $2.79-worth dou-
ble-the London.
Mail Carrier John Stengel has in
troduced an innovation in the expe.
ditious delivery of the mail in that
modern engine of civilization, the
bike. He finds it great time-sav-
er. and the result of his experiment
may contribute in q practical way to
the plan now under consideration in
Chicago and elsewhere Of putting all
of Uncle Sans mail carriers on
wheels.
| In response to request from n
large number of interested property
holders, the Peoples Power company
this morning commenced to lay a gas
main for the accommodation of the
houses facing Seventh avenue be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty
sixth streets. The gas of late. it may
he said, too. has greatly improved,
being several candle power brighter
than heretofore.
Friday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents near Milan, oc-
Cured the marriage of Miss Anna
Olson to Andrew Dahlen. The
ceremony was performed in the pres
ence of about fifty friends and rela-
tives, Rev. Taylor. of Rock Island.
officiating. Mr.. Dahlen is an employ
OF the local c., II. l. d p. freight
Offices. and Miss Olson is one of Rock
Islands most popular school teach
ers.
| Miss Lizzie Allan. night operator
at the Central Union Telephone Of
flee. has resigned her position. to
take effect Saturday, June 80. Her
successor will be Miss Kate Studor.
Miss Allan has made many friends
since she has been in the employ of
the company, who. though missing
her pleasant "hello," will hope that
she will speedily regain her lost
health.
A party of Rock Islanders went to
Clinton Saturday afternoon. return
ing thesame evening, making the trip
in nine hours. The party was made
up of the following: Mesdames Henry
Curtis, James Price. George Price,
Mrs. Sanderson, Misses Curtis, Con-
nelly, Holbrook. Francis Barnum.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Barnum. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Cabanniss. Lieut.. and Mrs. Kalk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving ID. Burgh, Mas
ter Fred W. Burgh. Bernard Con-
nelly.
The funeral of the late William
Hanshaw occurred at o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon from the residence
OF his brother. 740 Fourteenth street,
the services being conducted by Rev.
G. +. Taylor. Of the First Baptist
church. The pallbearers were:
Charles Exner, John Corkcn. Jacob
Anthony, George Siemon, Thomas
Burns and Fred johnson. The re-
mains were Inferred in ChippiannOck.