Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-03
porarily, and sweltering hu manity
can take breathing spell.

porarily, and sweltering hu manity
can take breathing spell.
Ii you want something choice, try
fancy patent flour-only 80 cents a
sack.-The Fair, Davenport.
Picturesque Worlds Fair the
best published, TIE ARGUS is now
disposing of at Is cents number.
The ball players like to see the Ia
dies turn out to see them play.
Grand stand 15c is the only expense.
Oar queen olives are simply i'm
mense. Try them. only - cents per
quart.-Emerson & Co. Davenport.
Special Oxford sale-50c buys a
pair of ladies' Oxfords tomorrow
Long as they last 5)c. The Boston.
Joseph Gutzweiler will have turtle
soup tomorrow night at the corner
OF Fourth street and Fourth avenue.
Just for fun-5Oc for ladies' Ok
fords Saturday, or as long as they
hold out: soc does the business. The
Boston.
Our ball players deserve liberal
patronage, and the ladies will come.
as it only cost Is cents to see the
game.
Patent tip Oxtords soc tomorrow.
Come quick If You want them
won't last long at SOC pair. The
Boston.
We carry the largest line of teas
and coflees in the city. and prices be-
low competition. - Emerson & Co.,
Davenport.
Triple quartette of Plantation sing
ers at Ninth street Nj. +. church
Monday evening. Aug. 6. Admission
25c and Ice.
Sheriff Gordon has almost fully re-
covered from his recent sickness and
ii is expected that he will be about
again in n few days.
Col. Henry Curtis, wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Hope. left last evening for
Denver and Salt Lake on a trip for
pleasure and recreation.
The Misses Mamie and Dosia Rob
inson. of Omaha, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Burton on Twenty
seventh street and Fifth-and-a-half
avenue.
Pullman did it. What did Pull
man do? He caused the DELAY in a
large shipment of shoes for Dolly
Bros. which must be sold at greatly
reduced prices.
Landlord Montrose. of the Harper,
leaves for Chicago in the morning to
Join his wife. They will then pro
ceed east and spend several weeks at
the leading sea shore resorts.
The Broadway Sunday school and
congregation had an outing vcster-
day in South park. Fully three hun
dred were present and the day was
spent in most pleasant manner.
The ladies of the Broadway church
have procured the steamer Josephine
for moonlight excursion Tuesday
evening, Aug. "A. and hope to have q
! pleasant entertainment for their
! friends.
News reached Rock Island last
evening OF the sudden death at Col
fax. Iowa. of David Roth schild. Of
Davenport, of heart failure. Mr..
Eothschild was the father of Mrs. Max
kohn, Of Moline.
Thomas Carmody. of Springfield,
Vt. and Miss Melissa n. Kuhns. of
Davenport, were married at the
Broadway Presbyterian church in
Rock Island at $50 last evening,
Rev. ". $. Marquis officiating.
A team belonging to a man named
jenkins. of Moline, attached to a
wagon load of malt was the cause OF
a racket on Moline avenue last even
Ing. but other than the tipping over of
/ the wagon at the crossing. no serious
! damage resulted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Kirsch, of
lD5 Forty-third street. mourn the
loss OF their infant daughter. Jessie
Mary. aged > months and . weeks.
The little one died at 9:15 last eve
ming of cholera infantum, after an
illness OF only few days.
Miss Taggart, of indianapolis. who
has been the guest of Mrs. +. e.
Frazer for some time, returned home
this morning. accompanied by Mrs.
Frazer. Mr.. Frazer went as far as
Peoria. where he expects to put in q
few days fishing at Clear Lake.
The Moline papers seem to be
making a great ado over the fact that
Postmaster McEniry has suspended
a delinquent mail carrier from SER
vice. The matter is before the post
Office department, whose decision
will not be influenced by public
clamor.
Miss Barbara Flaherty, who for the
past two years taught in the primary
department of district No. 6, South
Rock Island. left last evening for
Greeley Center, Neb., where she
has accepted position in the graded
schools. We wish her success.
The alarm Of fire turned in from