Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-18
CITY CHAT.

Adams for stylish shoes.
Cash shoe store-Dolly Bros.
Order your fish at H. Tremann &
Sons.
Home grown asparagus at Hess
Bros.
Fresh river fish at II. Tremann &
Sons.
Latest styles in footwear-call at
Adams.
Fine millinery at Mrs. c. C.
Hodges.
Latest in mems tan shoes at
Adams.
A choice line OF fresh vegetable at
Hess Bros.
A full line of fresh vegetables at
Hess Bros.
Attend the remnant sale at Young
& McCombs'.
Fresh Strawberries and pineapples
at Hess Bros.
Prices makes Adams store very
busy just now.
Ladies' tan goods in all styles and
grades at Adams.
Picking hams z cents q pound at
Schroeder's market.
Remnant sale. all half price, At
Young & McCombs'.
Mrs. Matthew Maroney. of Peoria.
is visiting her parents.
Nice picking hams at Schroeder's
market, z cents q pound.
Smoked meat at the usual low
prices at H. Tremann & Sons.
Perfect lake trout, they are fresh
caught, at H. Tremann & Sons.
Don't fail to see the latest novelties
in millinery at Mrs. C. c. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Evans returned
last evening from their Chicago visit.
Judge J. w. Drury. the venerable
Black Hawk resident, made The AR
GUS q call today.
Messrs. Phil Mitchell and Thomas
Latin have gone hunting in the
vicinity of Hillsdale today.
M. A. Steele, who has been in Rock
Island for the past two years, leaves
tonight for his home at Bradford. Pa.
All purchasers of dress goods to the
amount of 81 or over will be entitled
to a discount of 10 per cent at Young
& McCombs'.
John CASTILLO invites you to his
grand opening and lunch at the old
stand of John Collum & Co., No.
1924 Fifth avenue, Saturday evening,
April 20.
About twenty-five OF. the young
friends if Misses Lille and Mable
Burton surprised them in a most
agreeable manner last evening at their
home, 281O Fifth-and-a-half avenue
Capt. c. w. Durham has returned
from keokuk, where he looked over
his fleet for the coming season. The
Barnard is being repainted and re-
junivated and will be out about the
middle of MAY.
You have a chance of securing a
handsome piece of furniture free.
Come and register April 20, our
grand opening day. The Meek Fur
niture 4 Carpet Co.. 324, 1926, 1928
Brady street, Davenport, Iowa.
. William Hawthorne has had put up
in the rear of his home bakery in
Hurst block on Twentieth street, one
of the most modern and convenient
ovens ever invented. 1t is dandy;
and Hawthorne is justly proud of it.
When your piano needs tuning or
any kind of difficult repair, don't
miss to engage John Stein, the only
expert piano maker and tuner in the
three cities. He is able to please
you. Residence COG Second street,
Rock Island.
Mayor-elect b. F. Knox qualified
this morning, with Capt. T. J. Rob-
inson and w. F. Schroeder as bonds
men. John Surman, the new alder
man from the First ward, and Super
visor Sinnet took the oath of
office Yesterday.
Mai. l.. NJ. Buford has returned
from Washington, where he conferred
with Secretary of State Gresham
with reference to his duties as consul
ut Paso Del Norte. He leaves with
his family for Mexico in time to be
there by April &c.
o. w. Marble. one of Chicago's
rising architects. is in the city today.
He is now experimenting the re-
modelling Of the Commercial hotel at
Muscatine. An elevator is to be pro-
vided and other modern improve
ments made from MIR. Marbles de-
signs.
The Rock Island Cycle club. at its
meeting last evening, decided upon
the old Illini club rooms at the
corner of First avenue and Seven
teenth street, to be used as headquar-
tiers. The rooms will be furnished
and ready for occupancy by the latter
part of the week.