Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-05
CITY CHAT.
Dixon for fall suitings.
Chickens at Shields tonight.
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See Holbrook's card this week.
Boys cloth hats % cents-Som-
mors & LaVelle.
Good roasted coffee 10 cents per
pound at Shields.
Plenty of dressed chickens Mt
Shields cash store.
Full weight overcoats, big values,
So. 50-Sommers Il LaVelle.
Mrs. +. Bradford and son have
gone to West Liberty on visit.
Charles Buford goes to st. Louis
tonight to attend the exposition.
Seats for Leotta may be reserved
at Bleucr Bros. Monday morning.
Doru. the tailor, has the nobbiest
line of suitings that are being shown.
0. \. Foster, Of this city, is spend
ing a week with friends at Wilton,
Iowa.
Attend the sale Of mattresses and
springs this week at Holbrook's,
Davenport.
Oxtail soup at Charles Vogel's to-
ight--corncr of Third avenue and
Fourth street.
Oxtail soup tonight at Thomas
Van Hecke's, corner Fourth street
and Fourth avenue.
Henry Burris leaves tonight for
Cairo, H., as a delegate to the Ma
sonic Sovereign grand lodge meeting.
George Rivcs is here from West
Virginia to attend the wedding to-
night of his friend, Carl Hellpenstell.
A car load of parlor suites just ar
rived at Huckstaedt's. You know
what that means-prices that will
talk.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Carter returned
last evening from their visit to Paw.
tucket, Il. l.. and other eastern
points.
Milton Silvis departs for Chicago
tomorrow night to take up the study
OF dentistry at the Chicago Dental
college.
Dixon's line of fall suitings is the
result of careful selection and should
not be overlooked when getting read Y
for 4 suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Hodges infant
son died last night at 9:45. aged
days. The funeral occurred this
aftcrooon.
y fine line of parlor sets and pillar
extension tables at the new furniture
store A. Fleming, Hurst block,
Twentieth street.
The condition Of Morris Roscnticid
has been such during the past few
days as 10 Occosion the gravest alarm
and apprehension.
Drack &c Kcrns have removed their
architects Office from room 2, Y. NJ.
e.. a. building. 20 room 81. Mitchell
IL Lynde building, second floor.
Now is The time that YOU look
about for your heating stoves. Huck-
stacdt has everything in that line and
his patrons are invariably pleased.
Come in and see my line Of fall
suitings. 1t doesn't cost anything to
look them over and it may save you
some money!. +. Dorm. the tailor.
II sell you a suit this fall I'm
pretty certain you will come back
again. so | have fixed my prices right.
Call and see NEE. +. Dorm, the
tailor.
Henry Hansen Leaves for Chicago
tonight to attend the banquet of the
Equitable Life Insurance company's
agents at the Auditorium Monday
evening.
A novel and beautiful entertain
b.; Co.. Il, Ia.
ladies of Trinity church, LULLABY.
of All Nations" to be given At Har.
pcr's theatre in January.
Ruth's Mission band Of the Broad
way Presbyterian church, will hold a
fruit. pickle and jelly sale in Mr..
Marshall's drug store Wednesday,
from 10 4. IN. to 4 p. m.
Remember one-third OF your life is
spent in bed. Why not buy a good
spring and mattress at half price this
week at MISUNDERSTANDING
East Second street, Davenport.
The chicken thief shot by Daniel j.
Moore, Of Long Grove, some time
since, and whose identity was UNI
known at the time. is now believed
w bt pci VI tuC
ilv of LeClairc.
Herman Buetner has moved his
upholstering business to PIG Fourth
avenue, where he can hereafter be
found. Parlor suits made over a,
very reasonable rates and carpet
laying done at % cents an hour
Remember his work is first-class and
reliable in every respect.
Miss Jennie Doolev, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Doolcv OF
Davenport. died at her home, 171f
Iowa street. this morning 1T s
o'clock. aged % years. The funeral
will be held from the Sacred Heart