Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-28
Thanksgiving with relatives and
friends in the CITY.

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Don't forget the foot ball game be-
tween Augustana eleven and the Mo-
line High school team tomorrow af-
ternoon at Twin-City park.
Plenty Of fresh bulk oysters, home
made mince meat, New Jersey cram
berries, and all kinds of new nuts at
Nissen's South Park grocery.
NJ. W. Battles, who had his collar
bone broken in Moline last week,
was able to be brought home yester-
day, and is convalescing nicely.
Oranges. bananas, pears. Malaga
and Catawba grapes, choice eating
apples, figs, dates and choice cluster
raisins for table use at Hess Bros.
If You read Buncher's list in an
other part of this paper, it will re-
mind you OF many things you may
want to complete your Thanksgiving
dinner.
In the Eastern Iowa poultry show
at Claus Groth hall, Davenport. are
exhibits from ID. G. White, George
Senne, j. Mccartney and c. F. KAN
merer, OF Rock Island, and II. T
Briggs, of Moline.
Through his attorneys, W. H. Gest
and j. l.. Haas, Frank d. Scheible
yesterday afternoon commenced pro-
ceedings in the circuit court to have
the will of his late wife, Mrs. Anna
Scheible, set aside.
A grand turkey lunch will be
served by Henry Doering at the
corner OF Thirty-eighth street and
Fourteenth avenue on Thanksgiving.
Lunch will be served all dav. All
friends are invited.
Hess Bros. is the place to leave
your order for your Thanksgiving
spread. They have everything in
the fancy grocery line, and their veg
etables and fruit display consists of
everything in the market. Order
early.
George Wagner. ST., left this
morning for Chicago to attend the
marriage of his cousin, Get,lieb
Schumacher. of that city, and Miss
Neumeister. of Ravenswood. which
will be celebrated at s O'Clock this
evening.
Grand opening free lunch at
Gilbert Murray's new saloon, No.
1919 Second avenue-Turkey, chick-
en-. duck and oyster soup tomorrow.
Thanksgiving. Everybody is invit-
ed to come and bring their friends
and enjoy themselves all day.
..Wapfipr ,nora roo,,, :, =: A.
at the only big furniture store. Two
car loads OF goods or the track await
ing to be unpacked, and to make
room we will sell our holiday novel
ties at greatly reduced p ices Make
your selection now at Clemann d
SalZmann's.
Some miscreant broke into Harry
Smythe's ice box last night and stole
l3-pound wild turkey, which had
been ordered for one of his customers.
There were four turkeys in all in the
box, and Harry wishes to thank the
light-fingered gentleman for being so
considerate as to take only one.
Train No. 13. of the K. /. & P, due
here ut $50 p. m. was DELAYED for
about an hour between Taylor Ridge
and Milan last evening, owing to the
breaking Of an eccentric blade. On
reaching Milan the passengers of
No. - were transferred to No. S.
which latter train brought them into
town.
The sale at auction of the house
hold goods and library of the late
Mrs. Burdett will take place at her
late residence, corner of First ave-
nue. and Eleventh street, in this CITY.
on next Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. and will continue until
everything is sold. II. c. Har-
ris Will be the auctioneer
Crowded for ROOM" said repre-
sentative OF the big furniture and
carpet establishment of Clemann &
>alzmann. land in order to make
room for two big car loads of furni-
ture now being unpacked, we will sell
the goods now in stock. also the new
invoice, at greatly reduced prices
Holiday purchasers who want to
make elf, of pretty piece of fur
niture will, if wise, make the selec-
ton from the greatest stock of fine
furniture ever displayed in any city
west OF Chicago.
A Chicago paper says that Canon
W. c. Rogers of the Episcopal Cath
edral, Davenport. who a week ago
married Joseph X. Emmett. the ac-
tor, and his leading lady, May Hig-
gins Stevens. is sorely bothered by
letters from clergy ard churchmen
all over the country. They call his
attention to a general canon of the
church, which forbids any clergyman
from marrying divorced persons ex-
cept the innocent party in case of
unfaithfulness. Canon Rogers saws
he performed the ceremony without
a suspicion that either OF them had
bppp married. Ho wac f,rthor 49,.