Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-13
CITY CHAT.
Allen, Myers & Co. for filters.

Deputy Lamont's collections for
the week were $499.
Is Mr.. Knox going to earn the IT,
tie Of IAN artful dodger?"
The new Easter shape ties in all
colors at Sommers & LaVelle's.
A beautiful line of spring suits at
Sommers & LaVelle's.
Tomorrow will be Easter, the feast
of resurrection of new life and Of Joy.
Will Mayor-elect Knox please stand
up and be counted either aye or nay?
Mr.. Kuox's vertebra is more i'm
questionable than We had supposed.
As to Mr.. Lidders' appointment.
for small favors we are truly thank
full.
+. H. Sykes and family. of Peoria,
are visiting G. l.. Mitchell over Sun
day.
mo Catholic need apply"-motto
of the new republican administra-
tion.
The best 35-cent spring weight un-
derwear in the city at Sommers &
LaVelle's.
X. L. Bailey is talked Of today as
candidate for collector of special as
sessments.
Willard Baker & Co.'S hardware
store was burglarized last night, but
little property was taken.
Heavy blue overalls with patent
buttons and warranted not to rip at
Soc at Sommers & LaVelle's.
Double seat and knee warranted
not-to-rip knee pants at 40 cents per
pair at Sommers & LsVelle's.
Allen. Myers & Co. sell the finest
gas stove on the market. It's
Jewel" That explains it all.
Get one of the new Du Map shape
stiff or new colored Fedora hats for
Easter at Sommers & LaVelle's.
Grant McFate and Miss Isabelle
Stratton, of Viola, were married
Thursday by Rev. c. f. Taylor.
A meeting of the county board has
been called for April %, to reorgan-
ize and transact general business.
The Ziegler filter is guaranteed to
exceed anything on the market.
Prices way down at Allen, Myers &
Cos.
Ed Murphy is being talked of as n
suitable candidate for the democratic
aldermanic nomination in the First
ward.
| The democratic aldermen seemed
to be right Gin it" at the house
warming, according to the Unions
version.
A prominent Fifth ward republi-
can remarked this morning: "Well,
our ward has the scavenger and
mayor at any rate"
Probably one reason the mayor
elect acted with such reserve last
teous for host to assume to dictate
to his guests.
Fred Swensson, of Moline, was
thrown from cart on Second avenue
this morning and somewhat bruised
about the body, his horse running
away and demolishing the vehicle.
From the amount Of complaining
and vowing of vengeance that has
been heard today over the municipal
slate, it is vet liable to be smashed
into smithereens before it goes into
effect.
Charles Nelson, a porter at Harms
restaurant, was arrested last evening
while disposing of silverware valued
at s. purchased at David Don's on
Mrs. August Herkert's name. at the
Crown restaurant.
The elect who have so far qualified
are: Aldermen, T. A. Fender, c. j.
w. Schriener. F. S. Gall, w. P. Tin.
dali; city attorney, j. L. Hass; as
SCISSOR. j. l.. Freeman; collector, Will
liam Baker. and treasurer, Robert c.
Chamberlain.
Rugby bicycles $45; gents or
ladies'. wood or steel rims, Morgan
& Wright tire. should sell for SIS,
but we buy cheap and sell cheap.
Only $45. Call and see them. Open
evenings.-M. o. Griswold & Co.,
1910 Second avenue.
Krell & Math have arranged for
Mrs. August Herkert to serve as
cook at Black Hawk Tower Inn the
coming season, a most excellent
: choice indeed, one that speaks for the
kind of fare We may expect at the
Tower this summer.
The Industrial school of the La
dies Relief society, about 125 girls
were given an excursion to Cable
this afternoon. a special train being
furnished by Mrs. H. b. Sudlow, by
whom they were chaperoned witt
the assistance of several other ladies
The horse attached to a phaetoI
occupied by H. b. Sudlow and c. G
Truesdale became frightened neal
the .. depot st an engine this morn
: ing. and started on a lively spur
across the street, colliding with :
telegraph pole and damaging thu
conveyance slightly.
Reserved seats for the Torbet