Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-11
CITY CHAT.

Save 81 getting books at Taylor's.
Secondhand school books at Tay-
lor's.
Choice Michigan peaches at Hess
Bros.
Shields best only sl.O5 At Shields
cash store.
The great East Moline barbecue
occurs tomorrow.
Cranberrics and watermelons on
ice at Hess Bros.
Cy Dart left for New York last
night to enter college.
Twenty-one pounds Of granulated
sugar for 81 at Shields.
DO not fail to visit Edison's par
lor, 1905 Second avenue.
Lot OF secondhand school books
just received at Taylor's.
Meservey's bookkeepin. and blanks
complete, IS cents at Taylor's.
Frederick Snitzer and bride re-
turned yesterday from their honey
moon.
Plenty Of Mason fruit jars at Nc
Cabe's. Quarts 5 cents, half gallons
Scents each.
Where shall we go tonight? Go
to see the latest Edison wonder,
1905 Second avenue.
A few days more to buy tinware
and hardware cheap at the Burder
store. 1914 Second avenue.
Excursion tickets on sale via. c., X.
!. & r., to East Moline Sept. ~, for
the barbecue and land sale. Train
leaves at 1:45 p. NJ.
Mrs. A. X. Rough and daughter,
Florence. arrive this evening from
Blue Island on visit to her mother.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Clemann and
children departed via the Rock Isl
aud last evening for Hico, Tex,
where they will remain a month.
A negro answering the descrip-
tion OF Tyler, the Ccrdova fugitive,
was seen near Jacksonville Monday,
but eluded the police and escaped.
Charles W. Wehrend, Of Moline.
and Miss Anna G.. Koeschman, of
Hampton, were married at the
county clerks Office this afternoon
by Judge Adams.
1t is announced that the opportu-
nifty to obtain tinwarc and hardware
al low prices will be open for only
few days more at the Burder store,
1914 Second avenue.
Col. Alex Mackenzie and daughter.
Miss Lucia Mackenzie. of Washing
ton, arrived this morning from Min
neapolis, and are guests Of Col. and
Mrs. &. W. Durham.
The largest trolley party thus far
given in this vicinity was that Of
Window Council. Royal Arcanum,
last evening. There were two trains
of three cars each beautifully GIFTED.
Miss Ella Hyatt departed for her
home in Omaha last evening. accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. Harry
Smythc. who will make q G-wecks'
visit and will also enjoy the Nebras-
ka state fair.
According to Secretary Joshua
MASSACHUSETTS, count, 1877 men handed
in their signatures ut the Central
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
to become members of the proposed
civic organization.
thinner is talking fall and winter
overcoats by the yard. This is nc
Joke. thinner is one OF those men
who in times Of peace prepare for
war. lie is in dead earnest. II YOU
have any doubt about it drop in and
watch him saw.
A representative Of tbs American
Book company. which institution
gained n foothold in Rock Island q
few weeks ago, and would have held
it but for the protest that was made
has been arrested at Springfield &C
cused Of bribery to the extent Of 300
S. s. Kemble and family bid fare
well to Rock Island today. They
dincd with Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma.
today and now become guests o
Landlord Birdsell OF the St James
at Davenport. an old friend, until to
morrow night. when they start fol
California.
DR.. S. &. Plummer leaves Satur
day for Cincinnati to be present a
the annual reunion of the society o
the Army Of the Tennessee, at tn,
conclusion of which he will go will
the society to Chattanooga to atten'
the dedicatorv exercises there. Th'
doctor has Information tina: his son
Fred Plummer. and wife. of Beatrice
Neb.. will accompany him.
The Modern beauty