Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-20
CITY CHAT.

Hess Bros.
Soup Ia Refine for lunch at Turner
hall tonight.
California fruit cheap at Shields
this evening.
One dollar and a half to Peoria and
return-$1.5O.
William Jackson leaves for Asbury
Park the first OF the week.
To Peoria and return $l.5O-con-
ductors' Sunday excursion.
Attend Dolly Bros shoe sale next
week. commencing July %.
Five-room cottage on Thirteenth
street for sale by 4. A. Donaldson.
Millinery and notions-Mrs. C. C.
Hodges store. 1923 Twentieth street
New notions at Mrs. c. G. Hodges
millinery store, 329 Twentieth street.
No perishable goods carried over:
everything cheap at Longs this even
ing.
The conductors will charge but
$3.50 for the round trip to Peoria
Sunday.
Turtle lunch tonight ut Fred
Baacke's, Tmhoff's old stand) corner
Ninth street and Eighth avenue.
A nice s-room dwelling. all modern
convenienccs. lot so feet front on
Seventeenth street. for sale by r. A.
Donaldson.
Eight-room house on Second ave-
nue.. between Seventh and Eighth
streets, good lot, for sale bv Il. A.
Donaldson.
Miss Martha Siedenfuss is very
sick with q sprained ankle, at her
home, 2519 Vine street. DIR. Bern
hardi is 10 attendance.
NJ. M. Sturgeon has returned from
Minneapolis. to which city he ac-
companied Mrs. Sturgeon and Rollin
on their way to North Dakota for
visit.
Charles CLANCY. an employee of
Gilmore's packing house, ran a knife |
into his left arm while doing some |
cutting Thursday. DIR. Meyers at
tended him.
Big shoe sale July % to % at Dolly
Bros. Twentieth street. Prices that |
will surprise you. All goods war
ranted to give good service. First |
come, first served. /
Mrs. c. G. Hodges has added a |
nicely selected stock of notions to |
her millinery store, and her patrons
and the public generally are invited
to inspect the same.
Emil Van Doverschild and Miss
Emmerasie De Smiet were married
Thursday morning at St. Joseph's
church. Rev. Thomas Mackin per-
forming the ceremony.
A big crowd attended the ioin. en-
tertainment at the Tower theatre
last evening by the Hungarian band
and Till's mechanical wonders. An
other large attendance is expected
tonight.
Little 9-months old Sally Paine, of
Lock 81. the colored child who took
the prize for the prettiest colored
baby at the Milan May fair this year,
died Thursday evening and was
buried yesterday.
James OConnor will probably open
a buffet in the Harper house, adloin-
ing the office, and il the arrange
ments are made it will be in every
way in the keeping of a tirst-class
hostelery, such as Manager McHugh
is conducting.
Mrs. c. c. Hodges has enlarged the
scope Of her business in her hshd-
some store at 329 Twentieth street,
by the addition of a stock Of notions.
These are selected with care and
taste, and the public will find it ad-
vantageous to see the same.
At the Watch Tower. week COM
mencing Sunday, July IL. the three
Marvelles, marvellous dancers and
high kickers, Ajax, Spain's giant Of
strength. equal to Sandow, and
Zuab'O, the human salmander. Hum
garian band engaged for one more
week.
The annual statement of the condi-
ton of the Rock Island public schools
including the report Of Supt. S. S.
kemble. and the exhibit of the
finance committee for the last school
year, appears elsewhere. II should
be read with interest by all tax
payers.
Ferdinand Luppy. Of Davenport.
was held up on the Searstown rail-
road bridge Thursday evening.
1t was about $50. and as
one of the men prked a revolver in
his face, he readily complied with
the request. .'shell out your cash."
The highwaymen secured some
money but how much is not known.
Miss Rebecca Coin and Louis Cohn
have gone to Chicago in response to
information apprising them of the
death Of their sister. Mrs j. +.
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