Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-26
Intyre-Reck Co.'s big kid glove sale


Bear in mind that removal sale
prices still continue at Longs. Now
is your time to get groceries at
wholesale prices.
The car load of fine bedroom suits
has arrived. Cali at Clemann Il Salz-
mann's for something handsome and
cheap in bedroom suits.
Linens, linens. You will remem-
Der the prices better after seeing the
quality These prices even below
McCabe's own low prices.
The literary entertainment of the
Columbia club, which was to have
been held tonight, will be postponed
until Thanksgiving evening.
A souvenir Tuesday and wednes-
day at McCabe Bros. crockery and
china opening. Come early.
Magistrate G. f. Brown, of Milan,
married William Jeffrey, of that
place. and Miss Jennie Augustus. of
Dogtown, Saturday afternoon.
Among the number of patients dis
charged from st. Anthony's hospital
as cured during the past few weeks
were four typhoid fever cases.
A man named Peterson was SEIZE d
with an epileptic fit in front of Jones'
secondhand store late this afternoon,
and fell against the glass below one
OF the windows. breaking it.
Handsome bindings for Picturesque
Worlds fair and any other art port
folios can be had at Kramer. Bleuer
Il Co.'S, 1903 Second avenue. Call
and see them and get prices.
An application for divorce has been
filed in the circuit court by Fred
Calkins, of Moline, from his wife.
Nellie, to whom he was married in
1892. He charges desertion.
OF course You will all be at the
china and crockery opening on Tues
day and Wednesday at McCabe Bros.
Of course YOU will; no lover of the
beautiful can afford to miss it.
Gen. William Clendenin. of Mo-
line. has received notice of his APP
pointment as aid-de-camp on the stat,
of Commander-in-Ch LAWYER, OF
the Grand Army of the Republic.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trefz are
celebrating the 18th anniversary OF
their wedding today. Mr.. Trefz having
presented his wife with a handsome
silver service in commemoration OF
! the occasion.
Chief NJ. II. Sexton. accompanied
nv hrn y 1,s l. =
morning for Chicago. Chief Sexton
goes to attend the state chiefs con-
vention, which will be held at Au-
rora tomorrow.
Have you forgotten the Dolls
bazaar, which the Young Ladies Mis-
sionary society. CT the Broadwa,
church, is arranging for? If so, lei
US remind you. the date is Dec. 4
afternoon and evening. Light re
freshments, and dolls Of all kinds
will be for sale.
DR.. f. l.. Marston. for the past
several years a skilled and success
ful practitioner of Buffalo Prairie
has removed to this city. He ha!
secured convenient headquarter,
over Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug store
his telephone number being 1887
The doctor resides at 1872 Twenty
fourth street.
A horse belonging to Stuart Har
per, and in charge of his driver. Ho
mer Prick. while tied near First ave
nue., became frightened at passing
locomotive about noon today, and in
dulged in lively run up Eighteenth
street. No damage was done to tn,
vehicle. the animal being captured a
Seventh avenue.
Rev. G. f. Staff, of the Swedish
Lutheran church. married Charles j
Lundberg. of this city, and Mis-
Sophie +. Hedstrom. of Sweckley
Pa. Saturday evening. at the par
sonage. The happy young peopl
will make this city their home
where Mr.. Lundberg is employed a
n carpenter.
William Bresold, OF Sears. nigh
fireman at the Columbia Straw Pape
company's factory, while runnin.
through the yard at his home Satur
day evening, ran into n clothes line
which caught him right at the neck
throwing him to the ground witt
such force as to fracture his cola
bone. DR.. Barth attended him.
The fast mails are an advantage I
evening newspapers. The city news
papers do not interfere with evenin,
newspaper circulation. On the con
trary every subscriber to a metropol
itan newspaper wants the evenin
paper for the late telegraph and loca
news. The evening newspaper i
read in the home around the famil
fireside.-Keokuk Constitution Dem
Ocrat.
| Observer Wallis data concernin
the month of December weather for
period of 90 years places the mea
Temperature at %; the warmest DE
cember being that of 1877, with a
average of AZ; the coolest, that G
1876, with an average of Is. Tn
highest temperature during any De
cember was 65 above. on the "a
1899; the lowest, 90 below, on the 81