Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-05
CITY CHAT.
Leaf lard at Schroeder's.

Leaf lard at Schroeder's.
Nobby spring styles in hsts nov
in at NJ. & K.
Bernard Connolly is in Iowa Cit
on legal business.
A good time social at the Baptis
church Friday evening.
Call at 1920 Second avenue and ge
the full market reports.
Choice butter and fresh eggs q
bottom prices at Maucker's.
Picked pigs feet. chow chow, ant
excellent kraut at Maucker's.
Some excellent values in children.
suits-98c and $1.50-M. & K.
Social Friday evening at tie Bap
fist church. Bring your dime.
Don't fail to read jackson & Hurst I
ad. if you have money to invest.
Ten yards A unbleached sheeting
As cents. at Young & McCombs'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Stengel have
returned from Hot Springs, Ark.
Try a pair of Sweet, Orr & Co. un-
ion made pants-M. & X. have them.
Get your awning of the Alters
Sign company,31s Seventeenth street.
Sweet, Orr & Co. warranted-not-
to-rip union-made pants at NJ. & K.
To save your "sole" you can't find
shoes as good as those stamped NJ.
& X.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sturgeon are
home from Hot Springs and the
south.
Must be seen to be appreciated
those kaikais silks at Young & Nc
Combs.
Twenty-Five barrels Of commission
apples to be sold at 80 cents per peck
ut Maucker's.
Young & McCombs show the great
est display of silk ever shown in
Rock Island.
II you are looking for a good time,
attend the Baptist church social Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Rough. of Blue
Island, rejoice over the arrival of a
new daughter.
NJ. & X. have a great line Of mems
shoes at $3.50 pair-every pair war
ranted-try them.
Have you seen Young & McCombs'
wash silk, 27l cents per yard? They
cannot be matched.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Kali have well
coined a 10-pound girl at their home,
Il
born.
Miss Mamie Kinney went to Chi
cago this morning to purchase the
Blackburn & Co. spring millinery
stock.
Trinity Improvement guild will
hold a business meeting at the recto-
~ tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock.
Oscar Carlson, of Anamosa. Iowa,
and Miss Carrie Olson, OF Moline
were married by Judge Adams this
afternoon.
Try the Alters Sign company for
awnings-50 varieties of plain and
striped to select from-3lS Seven
teenth street.
Slater Montrose has his private
wires ready to receive the full mar
ket reports. Call and see him, 1920
Second avenue.
Judge Peasants convened the ad-
journed January term Of the circuit
court yesterday afternoon, and after
disposing of a few chancery orders,
adjourned until the goth inst.
Fine residence lots on Twentieth,
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
streets for sale on easy terms. See
adv. NJ. NJ. Sturgeon, attorney al
law.
The Misses Nelson & Kennedy will
open a dressmaking shop March
over the Woodyatt's music store
1717 Second avenue. Your patron.
age solicited.
Will sell or trade for city property
Adam Maucker's residence property
in South Rock Island. Abundance
of fruit shrubbery on the place. In.
quire of W. G. Maucker.
Aid. X. Kuschmann and c. A. De
wend have returned from Chicago
where they purchased the stock fol
the new store of Dewend L. Kusch
mann to be opened in Moline soon.
As we understand the packing
house has shut down. and Schroeder
has full line of pork tenderloin,
spare ribs. pork loins, pork shout
ders, ETC.. at packing house prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Murray ant
children leave this evening for Colo
RADIO Springs for future residence.
change of climate being deemed ad
visable for the betterment of MI
Murray's health.
Prof. Clendenin gave a dancin
party to about fifty couples of hi
tri-city pupils and friends at tn
Standard rooms last evening. Pro