Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-06
CITY CHAT.
Can oysters at Hess Bros.

tiers at II. Tremann & Sons
Best school shoes at the Fourth
Avenoe Shoe store. No. 1901.
Reliable school shoes, all solid, at
the Fourth Avenue Shoe store.
Potatoes u cents, apples Is cents
peck at the Boulevard grocery.
Catawba grapes and plenty o.
Michigan peaches at Hess Bros.
Hon. Z. w. Hurst has returned
from his Nebraska business trip.
just received choice lot of Mich
igan peaches at the Boulevard gro
Gerry.
Dressed spring chickens at the
Columbia meat market, 1929 Fifth
avenue.
"Mother's Friend shirt waists.
new fall colors % cents--Sommers &
LaVelle.
Leave orders for Michigan peaches
at the Boulevard grocery, 1928 Twen-
tieth street.
Dolly Bros. have Just received o
large assortment of the j. Is. Lewis
& Co. 81 shoes.
Buy your hams, picnic hams and
bacon at the Columbia meat market,
1929 Fifth avenue.
Prof. +. l.. Clendenin, the tri-city
dancing master, is very low with ty-
| phoid fever at St. Louis.
Train leaves at $50 q. M. via c t.
X. !. 4 p. railway Sunday for Des
Moines. Round trip e.
It's to your interest to see our i'm
mense line of boys and children's
suits-Sommers & LaVelle.
Turtle soup at Joseph Gutsweil-
er's tomorrow night, corner Second
avenue and Fifteenth street.
| Frank Bauer has resigned his con-
nection with the London as window
trimmer. and gone Texasward.
You get nothing but the best when
you trade at the Fourth Avenue Shoe
store. The best for little money.
New goods. New effects. New
designs. That is what we are show
ing in mems. boys and children's
othing-Sommers e. LaVelle.
Agent l.. II. Greer, of the Milwau-
kec. arrived yesterday from Perry,
Iowa. with his family, and will take
up residence on Twelfth street near
Fifth avenue.
The Des Moines special train will
leave the II. |. & p. Twentieth stree,
depot at $40 a. III. and c., X. I. & Z.
depot at $50 q. N. Sunday. Fare
for round trip 81.
Moline workmen held a meeting
last evening and drafted resolutions
to be presented to manufacturers
prevailing upon them to employ Mo-
line laborers in preference to Rock
Islanders.
The alley paving proceedings were
given to the jury in the county cour,
this morning. ii. A. Weld made an
argument from the standpoint. of the
Directing property holders, but City
Attorney Haas made no remarks.
l.. Simon and family returned this
morning from Mt. Clemins. Mich
where Mr.. Simon joined his wife and
children, who spent the heated sea-
son there during his search of the
eastern markets for fall and winter
goods.
Ike Hart was fined 800 and cost,
yesterday AFTERNOON for cruelty t.
animals. The assessment and Ike's
financial circumstances were de
cidedly at variance. and it wa.
necessary for him to return to the
refrigerator.
Rev. W. F. Mayo, of Peoria. is /:
guest at Trinity rectory. MIR. May,
resided in Rock Island years ago anC
is a nephew of Mrs. Judge Luciar
Adams. He speaks tonight at thu
meeting of the missionary guild o
Trinity parish at the church.
: just received n large shipment o
= good solid and reliable school shoes
, which were bought before the ad
vance in shoes, and therefore we ar
allie to give good solid shoes for les
than others sells shoddy goods
, Fourth Avenue Shoe store. No. 1901
= MIR. Mcdonald. one of the schoc
directors in the Bowlesburg distric,
. has rendered his resignation. whic
will be promptly accepted. 1t is eA
, pected that this will restore harmon
;. on the board, as the fight, bite
one, has been between him and tn
. other two members. A special eleC
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