Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-14
CITY CHAT.

Chicago excursion Saturday night.
Don't forget the shoe sale at Dolly
Bros.
Choice line OF California fruits at
Hess Bros.
Plenty Of Michigan peaches by the
basket at Hess Bros.
Try the new Rock Island meat
market, 1925 Fourth avenue.
Miss Olive V. Gordon is visiting
her friend, Miss Ella Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Helmka are
rejoicing over bouncing boy.
Mrs. Simon Goldburg has gone to
Cleveland. o., for a 3-week's visit.
Another Chicago excursion leaves
Rock Island at 1920 next Saturday
night.
The third OF the series OF tri-city
society dances was given lest even
ing at the Tower.
Tickets for the great Mains shows
tomorrow may be purchased at the
Harper house pharmacy.
NJ. NJ. Sturgeon has gone to Spring
field to attend the meeting Of the
state board OF equalization.
James McWilliams and Miss Dina
Johnston. Of Cable, were married by
Magistrate Schroeder this afternoon.
The firm Of Andrews & Bleuer is
prepared to do ali kinds of work at
It's shop on Twelfth street and
Sixth avenue.
The Burlington route sells tickets
for the Knights Templar excursion to
Boston and return at $685.. as low
as any other line.
The Rock Island will run another
excursion to Chicago next Saturday
night at the rate of last week-S2. so
for the round trip.
The Burlington route sells tickets
for the Knights Templar excursion
to Boston and return at $3.50, as
low as any other line.
The retail merchants Of Rock ISL
and and Davenport are enjoying a
half holiday at Schuetzen park,
Davenport, this afternoon.
Don't forget the lawn sociable
given by st. Joseph's choir. Music
By the German band. The choir will
also render u few selections.
The owners of bicycles should re-
member to ride to Fourteenth street
and Second avenue Wednesday and
Thursday nights for refreshments.
Admission free.
The Schmidt winter hats and fancy
feathers were the items which Nc
Cate Bros. struck today. Also in
fant's winter hoods and girls and
boys winter caps and bonnets.
Princess Dolgorouky plays di-
vincly on the violin. and her trouba-
dours play the guitars and mandolins
most swectly. Every afternoon and
evening this week ut Watch Tower.
The manner in which the sand
barges are gradually filling up the
harbor in front of the city has beer
called to the attention of Col. W. X.
King. who will give the matter the
attention it deserves.
A grand picnic will be given by the
Rock Island Turner society at Hinch.
er's garden. Saturday, Aug. II. In
the afternoon there will! be prize turn.
ing by the junior classes. Evening
ladies and gents classes.
Col. j. w. Judy. president Of the
state board of agriculture. and one o.
the best all around hustlcrs in the
state. has been engaged by the Eas,
Moline company to preside as auc.
tioneer in all future 10, sales by thu
company.
The winter trimmed and un
trimmed hats from the Schmid
stock were placed on sale today 4
McCabc Bros. The Schmidt So.
felt hats, IS cents: the 81 kinds a
% cents. the So and $500 kinds from
81 to si.3S.
Contractor King, Of the Rock Isl
and public building. yesterday set
tied "a disagreement with Sub-con
tractor Huey, under which the latte
had ceased work on the building
and rs n result of which operation
were resumed.
Mrs. Shaw. of Chicago. was tn
Prof. Mccormick, Of that city, no.
wears the medal. Go to the Waite
Tower any afternoon or evening thi
week or next and decide for yoursel
1. won't cost you cent.
Boys and girls caps and hoods a
well as infants winter hoods froI
the Schmidt stock are now anon
the attractions ut 20 cents on tn
dollar at McCabe Bros. New item
being got ready every day until ii
entire stock is disposed of.
Miss Nicola Stockton, of Fort Mad
son. Ia. a grand daughter of the Ia
+. NJ. Beardsley. once sheriff of II
county. and lieutenant colonel
the 126th regiment. is here to after
the reunion of the survivors of Il
l26th. Miss Stockton came in respon