Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-22
CITY CHAT.

St. Anthony's benefit tomorrow.
Straw hats-Sommers & LaVelle.
..Mother Goose" tomorrow night.
Tennis waists 15c-Sommers & La
Velle.
Knee pants suits IS cents-Som-
mers & LaVelle.
"Mother Goose" at Harper's thea
tire tomorrow night.
"Mothers Friend" waists Csc
Sommers & LaVelle.
Bows combination ..terror" suits
-Sommers & LaVelIe.
Those mems tan shoes at 1928 are
going fast at Dolly Bros.
Mrs. Mary Lynde departed for
Providence. r. l., this morning.
st. Anthony's hospital benefit to-
morrow night at Harper's theatre.
Good solid strawberries only 81. 10
per case at Nissen's South Park
grocery.
Mems s. tans. We knock 'em all
for style and quality. See them and
be convinced-The Boston.
Better send your order early to A.
F.. Nissen for a case of those nice
strawberries at 81. 10 per case.
Misses patent tip shoes 81 at Dolly
Bros. cash shoe store. Compare
with special sale prices elsewhere.
Tan shoes for ladies-button and
lace-AA widths up-needle toe
and very swell-wear guaranteed
The Boston.
Needle toe Oxfords. black and tan,
the handsomest Oxfords in the tri-
cities, IA widths up. For stylish
sboes-The Boston.
For James Burris. city scavenger,
leave orders or telephone to the city
marshall's office. All work will be
properly attended to.
White satin. white kid slippers for
parties or graduating purposes. A to
ID. Also misses white kid spring
heel slippers-The Boston.
W. ID. Petersen. of Davenport. has
purchased for $4,000 the handsome
home of F. II. Hancock on Eighth
and Brady streets, that city.
Messrs. V. NJ. Banding and L. C.
Banding have leased the Monroe
Kohn residence on Eighteenth street,
and moved into it with their fami-
lies.
Strawberries have reached their
bottom price. and A. +. Nissen has 25
cases of guaranteed solid straw ber-
ries which he is selling for only 81
by the case. Phone 1891.
The news has been received in Mo-
line of the death at Corvallis, WASH,
of William Ullman, formerly of that
city, and who had recently moved
west to engage with other Rock ISL
and and Moline people in the carriage
works at Corvallis.
The Tri-city team was defeated at
Galesburg yesterday by score of
Is to IL. The other games in the
league resulted: At Ottumwa, Du-
buque II. Ottumwa -; at Cedar
Rapids, Waterloo 4, Cedar Rapids s.;
at Clinton. Burlington 5, Clinton 4.
The city is to have an additional
meat market. Messrs. joni T. Gaffey
and Martin Reidy having formed a
partnership to engage ill the bust
ness. They have arranged for store
room on Fourth avenue near Twenty
third street. Both are popular and
deserving gentlemen and will un-
doubtedly succeed.
The social and entertainment by
the Woman's Relief corps at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Quayle
last evening was q success in every
respect. Refreshments were served
from to 10; and some 800 people
were catered to. A delightful enter
tainment was furnished by Profs.
Bowlby and Eckhart and their pupils
and others, and altogether it was a
much enjoyed affair.
The Rock Island Cycle club is pre-.
pairing a memorial to the Rock Island
council praying the adoption of ar
ordinance requiring the carrying Of
lights at night and bells by al
cyclists. prohibiting coasting on
Twentieth street hill, requiring that
streets be kept clean and limiting the
speed to II miles an hour in daytime
and eight miles at night. The prop
osition is in the interest of safety.
and should be favorably acted upon.
Andy Allenly. of Rural. has or
his farm system OF waterworks
Andy has laid pipe four feet under
ground to the barn from one spring
a distance of 1000 feet. and on at
taching a nozzle to the pipe thu
stream OF water was forced from 1!
to 20 feet into the air. Three hun
dred feet from this spring is anoth
er. and Andy thinks by piping boil
to one end he can increase the pres
sure enough to give him fire protec
ton. and also tanks wherever needed
The springs are both on hill ant
have good flows.
At the regular meeting of the W
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