Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-31
CITY CHAT.

l10 Third avenue opens Saturday.
l710 Third avenue opens Saturday.
l71O Third avenue opens Saturday.
Fender Il Brown. the new grocers.
1710 Third avenue opens Saturday.
The city council meets in special
session this evening.
Fresh California head lettuce and
radishes at Buncher's.
California peaches. pears. grapes
and oranges ut Buncher's.
Ice cream aud cake ut the First nj.
T.. church Thursday evening.
Miss Mamie Collins left for Peoria
this morning. to visit relatives.
Don't fail to read jackson & Hurst's
al. IL you have money to invest.
Miss Mamie Murray has accepted u
position rs stenographer for +. H.
Guyer.
Mrs. Louis Mosenfelder entertains
whist party ut her home, 9O5 Nine.
teenth street, Friday evening.
Fred Green returned to his home
Mt st. Louis yesterday, after short
stay with relatives in the city.
Saratoga chips and sliced ham at
Woman's Exchage and Floral Bazaar
Hurst block. Twentieth street.
On chamber suits beat the world.
You can buy them from $11 upward.
at II. +. Cordes, 1902 Second avenue.
This is all Hollowe'en, the night
by tradition Of merry making. but
by latter day usage, OF mischief max
ing.
/. ID. Burgh and family and A. f.
Lyford and family leave for their
new home in Oregon the first Of next
week.
Mrs. Froierieka Fifteen. of Daven-
port, died from burns received while
attempting to light fire with kero-
sene.
A vote against the new court house
is not only vote against labor. but
vote against the interests of the
county.
Peter Ayers and Henry Luchmann
took out saloon licenses yesterday
afternoon for the ensuing six
months.
Tomorrow. the festival of All
Saints. there will be mathis service
and celebration at 10 a. m, ut Trim
ity church.
Labor is for the new court house.
Labor is progressive, and for what
ever contributes to the best interests
OF the community.
Come and enjoy fine program.
and get good supper for % cents,
Mt the First NJ. +. church Thursday
evening. supper s to- s.
That is plain facts when l saw
will sell Chamber suits for Sl1. Get
one before they are gone.-H. F.
Cordcs, 1902 Second avenue.
The Helpers Circle of Kings
Daughter will meet ut the resi-
denec of Mrs. James Buford tomor-
row morning. Nov. l. ut 10 o'clock.
Travel over the Rock Island
bridge yesterday footed up: Foot
north. 40; south. 7s7; total, 1852.
Teams-north. 6SS; south, $50; total,
1877.
Police Magistrate Schroeder today
turned over to the city treasurer
Sl51.7O. the amount of fines and fee,
collected by him during the month of
October.
"A train of eight coaches left over
the X. |. u L. this morning. bearing
those along the line who 90 to attend
the Stevenson demonstration at Pc
oria today.
The Calhoun Opera company left
over the c.. NJ. x St. p. for Lansing.
Mich. this morning, an extra coach
and baggage car being attached to
the regular Z o'clock train.
Peter +. Pfaff will celebrate the
formal opening of his St. Julien sam
pie room ut the corner of Seventeenth
street and Seventh avenue tomorrow
night with orchestral music. The
main opening lunch will be served
Saturday evening.
The Bettcndorf wheel works at
Davenport was gutted by fire last
evening. entailing damages to the
amount OF 100000. with $4,000 in
surancc. During the excitement
caused by the fire, n little boy was
run down by one of the hose carts,
but luckily without serious injury.
John suess. prominent farmer OF
Hampton township. while coming to
Moline Monday was stricken with
apoplexy by the rupture OF blood
vessel of the brain. He was taken
from the wagon to a house near by.
Drs. Beam and Whiteside held con-
sultation and found that he was par
alyzed on the left side. He died that
night.
Is there business man who would
waste an immense sum Of money on