Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-15
CITY CHAT.

Hess Bros.
Sunday, July 21-tl.5O to Peoria
and return.
Buy yeur hammocks and croguet
sets at Eckhart's.
The council has its semi-monthly
session this evening.
One dollar and to Peoria and
return Sunday, July 81.
Rev. Edwards, of Port Byron. WIS.,
tied today with Rev. Mcrrell.
w. l.. Eyster returned this morn
ing from a visit to Crete, Neb.
Blackberries. cherries, gooseber-
ries and currants at Hess Bros.
Miss Fannie Knox went to Chicago
this morning for 2-months' visit.
j. S. Freeman is absent from his
desk at the 90" on account Of ILL.,
ness.
DIR. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Sala left last
evening for Bloomington, Wis, on a
visit.
Fine camping grounds for rent.
Apply to G. G. Newburg, Watch
Tower.
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Auld's 4-year-
old daughter is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Miss Alice Bowman, OF Marshall
town. Iowa, is visiting Miss Bertha
Luchman, of this city.
Camping grounds for rent near
where the old toboggan used to be.
Apply to c. c. Newburg.
A horse belonging to Peter Schroe-
der was killed by an electric motor
in Davenport this morning.
2. j. MclIugh has accepted posi-
ton as train dispatcher for the K. 1.
Il p, succeeding A. +. Parker.
Joseph Miller is here from Chi
cago visiting his father. Officer Mil
Ter, and calling on old friends.
II. j. Lowrev, who arrived at the
Harper with Mrs. Lowrey few days
ago from Chicago, is dangerously ill
with diabetes.
l.. &. Eddy went to Thompson, ILL.,. .
this morning to visit Il few days and
return with his wife, who has been
sojourning there.
Mrs. j. II. Kerr and daughters, Miss
Molie and Mrs. Gero HOskins, left
this morning for 2-weeks' visit to
Baltimore friends.
Louis Strcmmel is sitting on the
banks of the old Mississippi, near Rap
ids City. today angling for members
of the iinny tribe.
Dimities, dimitics, dimities. the
best, the newest, the prettiest. worth
up to 50 cents; choice this week 10
cents at McCabc's.
G. G. jerks has returned from a
3O-day camp in the Big Horn noun
tains. Frank Payne is expected
home in few days.
McCabc's wash goods prices will
sweep 'em out this week. The cent
lot includes many patterns worth as
high as % cents yard.
China silks at McCabe's this week
ut So cents, such as you will be sor-
ry to see your neighbor weer if
you're too late 10 get them.
Straw hats reduced one-third to
one-half at Stewards. the halter
you can get good hat for 25 cents
to IS ccnts-they must go.
Delightful to the taste is the deli
cious, nutritious bread made by the
Home Cooking company, of Daven-
port. Ask your grocer for it.
Those sl.l5 shoes for men are
great at the price-nearlv all sizes
yet. There never will be any more
ut that price-Sl.15-The Boston.
Tan Oxfords and lots of other Ok
fords-small lots and odd lots--all
go at sacrifice prices - bargains
for you, and don't forget 1.-THE Bos-
ton
The report sent out from Spring
field of the disruption of the Home
Forum is denied in toto by President
Mckinnie and Head Physician Nor
gan.
Ladies. your choice of any sailor
hat in the house for 81. You know
what they are worth; they are bar
gains; come early, as they won't last
long.
Miss Louise Dupre. of State Gen.
ter, Iowa. who has been visiting her
cousin. Miss Bertha Luchman, for
the past week, returned home this
morning.
We are knocking off the profit and
sometimes part of the cost on all tan
Oxfords, We will not carry them
over if low prices are any induce.
ment-Tbe Boston.
Excursion on the Hennepin by the
Broadway church Thursday after
noon. July Is, at . o'clock. Tickets
Sd cents. and % cents for children
under II years of age. Supper served
on the boat.
Muslin underwear at McCabe'.
Awarded
Highest Honors-World's Fair.