Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-09
BRIEF MENTION.

II your name to success, my friend,
In . business way you'd link,
Then take the road that leads that wav
lis paved with printers ink.
Suit sale at Goldsmith's.
Home made mince meat at Shields
Goldsmith will save you money on
suits and overcoats.
Tell your wants in the want column
and get quick returns.
All night dance at Roche's hal
every Saturday night-S5 cents.
Richard Callahan, OF Coal Valley,
made The ARGUS pleasant call to.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. John Stengel well
coined their tirst-born this morning.
It's a girl.
S. Edwards, OF the Uoited States
engineer corps, has returned to Rock
Island for the winter.
For the finest water color, crayou
and sepia portraits 60 to- the Jarvis
White Art company, 800 Brady
street, Davenport.
THE ARGUS circulation continues
to grow. Every day brings add.
tional subscribers. If you are no,
in it you should be.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. W. Allen, of Chi.
cago. are here on a visit to their son,
Rev. Ira w. Allen, of the Central
Presbyterian church.
The Grace Lutheran church Young
Peoples society is arranging for 8
harvest festival to be given at the old
No. Z school Thursday evening,
Nov. 81.
The venerable James Taylor cele-
trated his SD birthday at his TAYLOR
Ridge home Thursday. Hale and
hearty, Mr.. Taylor gets around with
the same livliness of years past.
On account of a delay experienced
in the arrival oil blue prints the Chi
cago Brewing company will receive
bids for its proposed building
until 5 O'Clock Wednesday evening.
Nov. IS.
The Misses Margaret Dart, of Rock
Island. Anna Kuhnen, of Davenport,
and Mrs. G. P. Skinner, of Moline,
compose a committee arranging a
series of tri-city dancing parties for
the winter.
Evangelist Rev. P. c. Black will
sp.aS at the young mems meeting at
the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow Afternoon
at $3.50. The First church male quar-
tet of Davenport will sing. All
young men are cordially invited.
Superintendent of Schools Ament
has made a change in the teachers
corps. Miss Lillian Fitzpatrick being
transferred from Building No. l to
Nc. in place of Miss Jessie Frick,
who goes to No. 1. The change
goes into effect Monday.
The wrestling match between Car
roll and Mcleod will occur at Har.
per's theatre tonight. The appear.
ance of the gladiators will be
preceded by curtain raiser with the
gloves. Bleuer's band will furnish
music and the evening promises to
be OF Interest to all attending.
Albert Weber. general agent of the
Mendoza Brewing company, was in
the city yesterday accom- panied by
President c. Henning, of the Men
dota. Mr.. Weber was formerly con.
nected with the Chicago Brewing
company, and made his initial call
on the new local manager. Ferdinand
Holdorf, and called on the trade.
Kelly Benson, a hostler employed
in the livery stable of Aid. Dan b.
Horne. of Davenport, was paid off
last night and discharged. whe-eupon
the dismissed man assaulted Horne
with hay fork. striking him as he
turned his back. Horne received
several severe wounds about the
head which bled profuselv ard from
the effects he fell to the floor. Sur
geons were sum moned and he event
ually rallied and it is hoped the in
luries are not OF a serious nature.
Benson escaped.