Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-20
CITY CHAT.
Rubbers at Dolly Bros.
Puy a home OF Reidy Bros.

NuDDeES ~ DOllN DIOS.
Ruy home Of Reidy Bros.
See Hops Bros. ad on seventh page.
Crockery opening tomorrow at Nc
Cabe's.
Order copies OF the ladies' edition
OF THE ARGUS in advance.
Crockery opening at McCabe's to-
morrow-haviland china souvenirs.
George Hitler, Of Coal Valley.
made The ARGUS pleasant call to-
day.
am going to the fair tonight il it
rains pitchforks. That's right; don't
miss it.
Come all to st Mary's fair tonight
and see the laughable farce, 1.-THE
Portrait
Edward Schaff left last evening for
Adrain, Mich, where his father.in-
law is seriously i'll.
Larger crowds attending the fair
every night. The weather can't keep
you home on such an occasion.
The Rodman Rifles annual ball at
attended and delightful affair.
A. II. Peters came down from
Hillsdale yesterday to attend the
hospital reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S,reeper have
gone to Olathe, Kan, to attend the
wedding Of the latter's sister.
For n healthy table drink use Carse
Il Ohlweiler's Black Hawk springs
mineral water. Telephone No. 1914.
Remember when you want any
help the want column Of The AROUs
does the business with one insertion.
The grocery clerks will hold their
third annual dance at Armory hall
tomorrow evening. A large crowd
and general good time is anticipated.
Jolly Jonathan" at st. Mary's
fair tonight will be sung by an Amer
lean. Englishman. Irishman and
Dutchman. You can't afford to miss
it.
st. Mary's fair continues to attract
large and well pleased audiences.
Twenty Minutes for Refreshments
was successfully presented last even
ing.
julius Stroehle and son, Jud, have
returned after over n years absence
spent in doing church foundation
work at Cairo, Decatur and lllipois
rs subcontractors for NJ. Schnell.
Patrick Kivelan and Michel Koch,
the latter n single man suffering
with Illness. were sent to the county
farm today by Poormaster ladders.
Mr.. Kiveian has been q well known
character about town for years.
McCabe Bros. crockery opening
will continue tomorrow. The de-
partment is splendid array Of
beautiful and useful articles in
china. glass, lamps and bric-a-brac,
and will amply repay visit. Havi.
land china souvenirs to crockery GUS
toners.
The Central fire company was
summoned to 1915 Second avenue
yesterday afternoon, when smoke
issuing from the living apartments
OF Ferdinand Holdorf, up stairs,
phsoCt-pN III
an alarm. The departments pres
ence was not needed, however, there
being nothing more than cloud OF
smoke from fallen stovepipe.
William Dallin's Atlantic & Pacific
air line scheme is not dead. Fred
Hass has a letter from MIR. Dallin in
which he says the survey from Chi
cago to New York has been COM
pleted and the preliminary work
done. that the enterprise is still
alive and calling Tor further ex-
preston in a substantial way from
the citizens here as to what they pro.
pose to do.
Persons who wish to secure copies
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Thanksgiv-
ing edition OF THE Argus should
leave their orders not later than
Saturday morning at either OF the
following, places: Browner & Co.'S,
Mill store. Y. NJ. c. A. building OF
Adams shoe store. Orders can also
be telephoned direct to The ARGUS
Office. The edition will be issued
entirely by the ladies and will be
worth preserving or sending to
lends outside the city.