Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-01
CITY CHAT.

Bargains in Mothers Friend waists
at N. h KS.
Ready for business. Who? SOM
mcrs 4 I.avelle.
For all kinds Of school books go 10
W. Jrefz 4 Co.'S.
Don't miss seeing the fall and win
ter stock at Emig's.
Miss Sadie Cool has returned from
her visit to Chicago.
THEY'LL stand the racket-thosc
new school shoes at NJ. & KS.
All kinds Of school books and
blank books at W. Trcfz Il Co.'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cohn leave for
Chicago tonight TO visit relatives.
Money TO loan on real estate secur-
ity. Apply at Jackson Il Hurst's.
Cars will run through to Prospect
pirk on the Elm street line Labor
day.
Thomas Buford. of st Paul. is Wis.,
iting his parents. Capt. and Mrs. +.
j. Buford.
See the new REFER suits NJ. & X.
have placed on sale at Sl.9S. $2.4s
and s2.6s.
Have you seen the latest in fall
suitings? II not. call ut Emig's, the
tailor. and see his line.
If You want stunning suit Of
school shoes for your boys. visit NJ.
Il n. boys headquarters.
John Siedeniuss, cooper. Manu-
facturer OF kegs for beer. wine whis-
Ky. etc.-25i9 Vine street.
The Rock Island " Davenport Fer
~ company armed its collectors with
bell punches this morning.
a souvenir-go and get onc-a
pair Of suspenders for 15c. worth IS
to soc. at Sommers X I.aEellc's.
As n souvenir Of the occasion, 15c
will buy pair of suspenders worth
IS to soc. at Sommers IL LaVelle's.
Cuckoo" Collins spent last even
ing in Rock Island and left for the
South this morning over the Peoria.
Emig. the tailor. has just I'M
packed the finest line of fall and win
ter woolens that have ever been
shown in the city.
Fifteen cents for the rou nd trip to
Ofcrman's island Sunday. Sept. 2.
The boat will leave Rock Island ut
$50. 500 and 1880 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Sinnet. Mrs.
T.. G. Spaulding and child and Mrs.
Elizabeth Shcarer have returned
from Eureka Springs. Ark. where
they spent the summer.
Low rates still prevail on the
steamship lines to Europe. but they
won't very long. Anyone wishing TO
take advantage of this should call at
once Mt George l.. GUSTS.
The present editor Of the Union
and the individual who is giving him
pointers on moral reform ought to
start out together. They would
make an attractive pair.
II the morning paper keeps on peo-
pie will be afraid to TO about the
unless Of course accompanied by the
Unions special emisssry in the CEN
trail portion.
Mrs. Adam Schmitt died at / :2j
this afternoon at her home. 1905
First avenue. after short illness
She leaves with her husband. child
Is days old. The grief-stricken hus
band will have much sympathy.
Al the Tower last night there wal
another band concert by Otto's band
the vocal contributions by j. T. Dial
ton being. as heretofore. much en-
joyed, The Fatal Wedding" bein,
given with particularly tn king effect
Tomorrow ut the Watch Tower
the attractions comprise James +.
Dalton, who has become very popu
lar In selected songs, including ..1'h,
Fatal Wedding" and Sweet Marie.
Otto's band. shooting the Chute,
rs the water .toboggan is termed, re
freshments, etc.
IL will he noted with what care tn,
Union always speaks Of Mary Woods
now rs the miserable wretch" Tit
"defenseless woman" phrase has beer
abandoned entirely since it began it
reform of fallen creatures, yet tn,
morning paper still clings to gentle
suasion us the only method of dealing
with lewdncss.
Mrs. L. &. Mccullough died yes
terday afternoon ut $50 ut her hom'
on Fourth avenue, between Twenty
first and Twenty-second streets, o
inflammation of the bowels, aged 81
years. The funeral was held from
Milan, whence the remains wer,
taken at 2 O'Clock today. from the res
idence OF her brother, Enos James.
II may not be remarkable coin