Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-09

reaches ana grapes at Longs 5.
Ounces and sweet apples at Hess
Bros.
b. C. Keator went to st. Paul last
night.
Suits, overcoats and trousers at
Emig's.
Prof. Clendenen's classes open
Oct. 81.
Read Young & McCombs' ad. on
fifth page.
Lettuce. celery and cauliflower, at
Hess Bros.
Special millinery exhibit tomor-
row at McCabe's.
Miss Katharine Denkmann is study
ing art in New York.
Spend two delightful hours with
Leotta tomorrow night.
The event of the season will be the
Leotta recital tomorrow evening.
Mrs. +. II. Thomas leaves for St.
Louis tomorrow on q visit to friends.
Fay Lynde is off on a fishing and
hunting expedition in northern
Iowa.
Mrs. Sarah A. Petch died in Mo.
line yesterday. at the ripe old age Of
50 years.
Now is the time to get a good suit
or overcoat at greatly reduced prices
at Emig's.
The largest line OF cloaks, capes
and Jackets ever shown at Young &
McCombs'.
Dress goods at very low prices.
French styles and fabrics at Young
& McCombs'.
Mrs. Emil jacobson and daughter
returned this morning from q
months visit ut Omaha.
Chief Etzel is arranging for the
purchase OF New York regulation
caps for the police department.
Bed room suits, fifty-five different
styles to select from; prices from $12
to 5000. at Clemann & Salzmann's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L +. Latin departed
last evening for. northern Iowa,
where Mr.. Latin will hunt and fish.
Boucle cloth capes and jackets in
great quantities ut Young 4 Nc
Combs; prices guaranteed the lowest.
The marriage OF Miss Harriet Ber-
ryhill and Frederick b. White. of
Davenport, has been announced to
occur Oct. %.
Barbooka, the we'll known harpist,
will appear in connection with LeOt-
t.'s recital tomorrow evening as q
special feature.
The Forres:ers of Camp 20. NJ. w.
A., give their ball at Armory hall
Thursday night. 1t promises to be
a successful affair.
Reserved seats for Leotta can be
had at Bleuer Bros. jewelry store at
75 cents each. Those holding tick
cts can have them reserved for rs
cents extra.
Hundreds OF ladies found more hat
newness and style correctness at Nc.
Cabe's millinery opening today than
have been shown anywhere else.
The display continues tomorrow.
In crossing Sixth street and Fourth
avenue yesterday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Youngberg's little son
was run down by lady cyclist and
received bruised head and back.
Officer Bender last night entered
upon his new duties as police captain.
Richard Carncs was assigned to the
old beat which he traversed under
the former administration in the bust
ness portion.
McCabe Bros. grand opening cx
hibit of rich and fashionable pattern.
in fine millinery has crowded the
department all day today. New
arrivals today will make tomorrow:
show quite US good.
McCabe's millinery opening exhi
bition is the prominent event Of thu
season. The most exacting .astt
will be fully satisfied; the most mod
est pocketbook will meet with cor
rect style and finish.
The Ladies' Industrial Relief so
ciety will hold its regular MONTH,
meeting Saturday, Oct. - at p. m
in the No. school building. Al
members Of the society are requested
to be present, as election OF officer
takes place.
Horse thieves have been operating
at Pleasant Valley. Iowa. When &
$. Heilman awokc Sunday morning
a valuable span Of animals was miss
ing from the barn. Others Of TIN
neighborhood had harness ant
vehicl es stolen.
1t gives MCssrs. Clemann & Salz
mann great pleasure to announce
that the present time is a good op
Portunity to purchase a new anc
handsome bed room suite of three
pieces. costing but $l2. and anothe
for $l3: we'll made and with larg,