Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-27
CITY CHAT.

Laces at McCabe'r; see ad., fifth
page.
Try sack of Shields best flour at
$1.15.
Special sale on mems shoes at Dolly
Bros.
Fresh river fish tomorrow at
Shields.
Laces at McCabe's; see ad. on the
fifth page.
Tomorrow is bill day at the city
clerks office.
Spring chickens dressed to order
at Hess Bros.
Andrew Donaldson, Of Rural, was
in the city today.
Hon. Levi Waterman, of Genesco,
was in town today.
Hon. w. +. Crawford, of Edging-
ton. was in the city today.
Miss Charlotte Bromley left yes
terday for visit to relatives at Des
Moines.
Mrs. Frank Halves, OF Fulton. is
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
David Halves.
The open trailers on the Union
line now run through-to Riverside
without change.
Walter Roseniield and George Sud-
low are home from college for their
summer vacation.
Attend the free dance at I. Van
Hecke's, corner Fourth street and
Fourth avenue. Saturday night.
Balloons, triangles, mines. fire.
crackers and an abundance of other
fire works at William Trefz & Cos.
II. II. Matlock, general superin-
tendent OF the Central Union Tele-
phone company, is in the city today.
All thin dresses made for $3.50 for
one week only, and perfect fit guar
anteed. Mrs. Jefferson. 317 Six
tenth street.
Joseph Rosenfeld and daughters,
Misses Carrie and Esther, departed
this morning for Mt. Clemens, Mich.
to spend the summer.
What is a cracker jack? We don't
know, do you? That is what young
man said when shown pair of our
$1.99 shoes-Dolly Bros.
The entries for the Fourth of July
handicap races at Twin-City park
close at 6 o'clock tomorrow night;
for the other races July l.
j. X. Johnston returned last even
ing from Lennoxville, Wis, where
he left his wife and Miss Mary Platt.
who are going on to Saltwater.
For an artistic and fine fitting shoe
or Oxford, ladies. try n pair of Baker &
Bowman's, in tan or black, lace or
button, from IA to ID. for sale at
Dolly Bros cash shoe store.
A committee OF the 10th Illinois
regiment is in session this afternoon,
making preparations for the annual
reunion to be held in Rock Island
about the latter part of August.
&. G. Truesdale is moving into the
Truesdale homestead on Eighteenth
street and Sixth avenue, which will
be his home hereafter. Mrs. DR..
Truesdale will reside in Minneapolis.
The Salvation army will hold n tri.
city jubilee at the First Baptist
church Monday evening. j. G. AID.
die, commanding officer for Illinois,
and other distinguished members
will be present.
The day operators at the Central
Telephone exchange are planning
for an excursion on the river next
Tuesday evening. which will un
doubtedly prove an enjoyable anC
successful affair.
1t should be said that the maiden
name Of Mrs. j. l.. Haas was Mis-.
Teresa Koch, instead of Schultz, a!
was reported in some Of the news
papers at the time of the LADY,.
marriage to our city attorney.
Messrs. Edward Murphy and j. c
Smith have opened n grocery stor'
at the corner of Third avenue and
Tenth street. Their stock is com
plete, entirely new. and they will b.
pleased to have their friends cal
and inspect the same.
A change in the time of departure
OF the Trilby is to be made next Sun
day, when it will leave at 4:25 a. NJ.
instead OF 4:05. in order to max,
connections with the Rock Islam,
east bound train from Kansas City
and will arrive in Peoria on time.
At lao this morning death cam
to the relief of Miss Amelia Scherrer
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jaco
Scherrer. Of $40 Twenty-fourt
street. who had been for years sui
ferer from gastric troubles and ha'
been bedridden since December. He
age was 35. aud she was much be
loved by all who knew her. The FL
neral will be held Saturday mGnin
at 10 o'lock from the residence.
Only six people in the town c