Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29
CITY CHAT.

| Millinery at less than cost at Mrs.
c. c. Hodges.
All millinery goods a. cost at Mrs.
c. c. Hodges this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Walker have
reached home from Nantucket.
White silk parasols half price all
this week at Young & McCombs'.
Louis Schocker and Louis Cleave-
land are camping at Colona ferry.
c. c. Newburg has fine camping
grounds for rent east of the Tower.
IS George Pickard has returned from
a weeks visit with Peoria friends.
Judge Adams and family will re-
turn home from their eastern visit
Monday.
Eli Mosenfelder and family re-
turned this morning from Colfax
Springs, Iowa.
DIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Sala returned
last evening from their 2-weeks'
northern outing.
Summer corsets, so cents and IS
cents, all 20 at one price-39 cents
at loung d AcCombs'.
Joseph Miller returned home to
Chicago Saturday afternoon, after a
short visit with relatives.
Mrs. c. c. Hodges will sell all
millinery goods below cost this weok
to make room for fall stock.
Maj. J. NJ. Beardsley returned last
night from 4-weeks' visit to the
home OF his youth at Meadville, Pa.
DO not fail to attend the moonlight
excursion tomorrow evening given
by the German NJ. f. Epworth league.
Mrs. c. c. Hodges will have a
clearing sale OF all millinery goods
this week to make way for fall stock.
Blackberries, blueberries. goose.
berries. currants and Michigan
peaches by the basket at Hess Bros.
The S. Of V. will have q business
meeting tonight at the sheriff's Office,
and all members are urged to attend.
The entire line OF white silk para
soils (all this seasons goods to close,
so per cent off at Young & McCombs'.
Miss Julia Barron, a Freeport
school teacher, is visiting her sister,
Miss Anna, on Twenty-second street.
Forty-inch black silk-warp Henri
eta. worth $1.25 yard. at SIS cents a
yard-special at Young & McCombs'.
Work on the court house and post
Office buildings was suspended this
morning on account of the Indictment
weather.
Clay Lambert, representing the
Walter l.. Main shows which appear
in Rock Island Aug. Is, was in the
city today.
From to ~ tomorrow evening.
What? The German NJ. E. moon
light excursion. All are invited.
Fare rs cents.
For delightful ride and a pleas
ant time go with the German NJ. f.
excursion tomorrow evening. Schu-
lenberg and barge.
Misses Mary Burlington and Yer
ley Wayling. of Salisbury, Mo-, are
sojourning in the city, the guests of
Miss Mildred Iglehart.
Mrs. Dr.. w. L. Magill arrived home
this morning from Watsonville. Cal,
where she visited her sister, Mrs.
George Pardee, four months.
A. FORESTER. OF Washington, d.
c.. accompanied his uncle, Conduc-
tor w. A. Tilton, of the Milwaukee.
came to Rock Island and spent Sun
day here.
The Denver (nee Omaha) base ball
team passed through this morning
enroute from Rockford to Peoria.
McVittie still holds onto the mana
serial reins.
Advance sale of black dress goods.
Henriettas, serges, crepons, novel
ties. silk-warp Henriettas, etc. Read
prices quoted on page five by Young
& McCombs'.
Irene Fulton. Davenport girl 16
years of age. took strychnine in the
Perry street depot there this morn
with suicidal intent. An officer
seized her. She was pumped out and
saved.
Herman Eckerman is up from Peo-
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tary seems to agree with "Tack"-at
least the same vest he wore year
ago would miss him by several
inches now.
Remember the excursion to Peo-
ria Aug. 6, given under the auspices
OF the Temple Builders of the Chris
tian church. Fare for round trip,
$3.50, the proceeds to go te increase
the fund now being raised toward
building new church.
The Second avenue saloon. better
known as the White Elephant. was
taken possession of Saturday evening
by Deputy Sheriff Ransom on a con-
fession Of judgment by the proprie-
tors, Henry and Gus Albert. amount
ing to tl25.55 in favor of the Mem