Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-25
CITY CHAT.

& X.
California lawn sprinklers at j. w.
Stewards.
Mems tan shoes, the correct styles
M. & K.
White mountain freezers at J. W.
Stewards.
Special bargains in children's wash
suits-M. & X.
Postmaster George Dyson, of Rush
vile. is in the city
All perishable goods cheap at
Longs this evening.
You'll always be satisfied when
you trade at NJ. & KS.
Buy your white linen shoes and
white trousers at NJ. & KS.
Good, solid strawberries 10 cents
per box at Ni-sen's this evening.
Plenty OF choice strawberries-by
express-this evening at Longs.
Bargains in mems and boys suits.
underwear and straw hats-M. & X.
A big stock of children's novelties
in wash suits at special prices-M.
& X.
For a good Turkish bath go to
Davenport at 42l and 423 Brady
street.
Nissen has large supply of fancy
dairy butter at only Is cents per
pound.
Deputy Collector Lannon'S inter.
nal revenue receipts Tor the week were
$840.65.
The Rock Island Ministerial asso-
citation meets at the Y. NJ. c. A. at
1880 Monday morning.
The Tri-Citys and Clintons play at
Offerman's island tomorrow. Round
trip and admission to game 25 cents.
Season tickets are good for round
trip on the boat and admission to the
game at the Island tomorrow after
noon.
Messrs. c. H. Lippincott. NJ. A.
Patterson and E. S. Spaulding. Of the
Peoria Office force. are spending the
day fishing at Spring Lake, Iowa.
A ne Y laundry firm occupying the
old gas works building with NJ. II.
Sexton and Ed Bakersfield as the pro-
prietors, was formed-a strong COM
biDation.
r. G. Summers will conduct to-
morrow afternoons Y. Nj. G.. A.
meeting. There will also be quartet
singing under the leadership of J.
A. johnson.
II you want any good, solid straw
berries this evening or tomorrow
morning call at Nissen's South park
grocery, as he is selling them at 10
cents per box.
The net sum realized for the bene-
fit of St. Anthony's hospital from the
"Mother Goose" entertainment of
Thursday evening, it is believed.
will be about 5000.
Members of the alumni are ur-
gently requested to be present at a
called meeting to be held Monday
evening at 8 o'clock in the High
school assembly hall.
The funeral of Mrs. Minnie j. Pax
ton will occur from the residence of
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Thier-
man, on Thirtieth street. tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The residence of Christian Elm
feldt, on Fourth avenue, totally de-
stroyed by fire Friday morning with
loss of 1000, was insured for 1915
in Huesing IL Hoeft's agencies.
George Sanburn, of Moline, APP
peared before Judge Adams in the
county court yesterday aud ad-
mitted he was the father of Miss EN-
ma Johnson's illegitimate child. He
agreed to pay 500 down to the
woman and $50 annually for nine
years for the support Of the child.
A stranger giving his name as
George Williams, of Dixon. rented q
Columbia wheel of Fred Lloyd. yes
terday morning, and he has not re-
turned. The wheels number was
6S61 and the Columbia company of.
fers a reward of $50 in all cases OF
wheels of its make being stolen.
The 12-foot wall which Andre "
Hannah was building at Graham's
brick kiln in South Rock Island gave
way yesterday afternoon. buryins
him beneath it. His right jaw bon,
was broken and several gashes wer,
inflicted about his body. He wa.
taken to his home at Stewartville.
The South Rock Island caucus to
select delegates to Wednesday,
democra ic county convention was
held this afternoon. +. S. Silvis wa:
chairman and Ed Maucker secretary
Delegates were selected rs follows
+. s. Silvis. William Heidemann, G
Donovan, Frank Brockmaun anc
p. Dingledine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fender. wh'
have been making it unpleasant TO