Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-09
CITY CHAT.
The council meets tonight.

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Choice Michigan peaches at Longs.
Kid glove opening this week at
McCabc's.
Plenty Of Michigan peaches cheap
at Hess Bros.
This is Peach day" at Nissen's
South Park grocery.
Miss c. Haas is in the east select
ing her fall millinery.
Dantsu carpets at McCabe Bro:i
Size 9x12, $40; 10x12, Sc and up.
Choice Michigan peaches this
evening for % cents basket at Hess
Bros.
Mrs. +. w. Hurst and Miss Char
lotte Buford left for Chicago this
morning.
Mrs. j. A. Johnson, COG Sixth
street. gave birth to twins-a boy
and girl-last evening.
The wonen's meeting to have TAX
en- place at the First NJ. f. church
last evening was postponed.
Buy your fall dress at Mcintyre
Reck Co.'S. At the special prices
quoted you can savemoney.
Telephone 1881 if you want some
nice large Michigan freestone peaches
for preserving at very reasonable
prices.
New black goods, new novelty
goods, now on sale at McIntyre-Reck
Co.'S. at much less than usual OPEN
ing prices.
About 175 took advantage of the
Rock Islands low rate excursion to
Des Moines, and some heard Bob In
gersoll expound.
Mrs. w. Il. Barker went to Chi
oago this morning to enter upon the
advancement of her vocal talent at
the musical college.
G9c, S9c. 81. $l.25 for kid gloves
worth from 81 to $l.75 at McCabe
Bros's opening this week. New col
ers, new stitchings.
You can reserve new and hand
some wrap at McIntyrcReck Cos. by
paying a small deposit down. Money
saved by buying now.
Just received at Nissen's grocery
so bushels of nice large Michigan
peaches for preserving at prices way
below the market value.
Rev. W. II. Stickcl has rendered
his resignation as pastor OF the
Emmanuel Baptist church and will
leave the pastorate Oct. !.
Misses Louise Nachbaur and Olga
Brandenburg left for Chicago this
morning in the interest of McCabc
Bros. millinery department.
Officer Dumbald was taken sud
denly i'll with cramps last evening,
and was taken home in the ambu-
lance. He is getting along all right.
Magistrate Schroeder tied the
matrimonial knot for Charles Rich
man and Miss Janet Dallas, of Mus
catiAe. at his residence last evening.
j. +. Elliott returned last evening
from Woodstock. H.. where he Wis
tied his grandfather on his return
from the Knights Tcmplar excur-
sion.
The Misses Elizabeth and Kathar-
inc Carse, who have been visiting
their brother. Henry Carse, and
family, returned home to Pittsburg
this morning.
Mrs. Lee Pau departed this morn
ing for Louisville. KY, on a visit
to Mr.. Pfau's mother. who may ac-
company her to Rock Island for fu-
ture residence.
Imported all wool serges at 30
cents, worth ~ cents; S9-cent goods
Mt % cents; new 81 Taircta silks at
IS cents. are some of McIntyrc-R
Co.'S. bargains this week.
The newest. latest and best of Ber-
lin and Paris styles in fur capes and
Jackets now opened and ready at
McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. Prices less than
will be the case next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nichols well
coined their first born-an S-pound
son-Saturday evening. and Fred
couldn't conceal his happiness if
he tricd-that smile is teller.
Morris Roseniield is better today
than he has been during his late
critical illness. and altogether all his
symptoms are such rs to give his
family and friends much encourage
ment.
Nothing nicer these cool evenings
and rainy days than a Macintosh.
McCahe Bros. offer some very special
inducements for early buyers-sl.2j
to $3.50. worth from 81 to $40. All
brand new.
The excursion to Muscatine YES
terday under the auspices OF the Col.
umbia club. attracted an unusually
large crowd, about 200 enjoying the
trip made by the w. j. Young and
barge. Little Verne.
Mr.. and Mrs s. s. Kemble and