Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28
P. depot at 6:7O p. m. and the Fifth
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| ucpOb a. O.IV Y. W. onN WV $500
avenue depot at $50 P. 10.
Charles Coen. q miner at Prices
mine near Coal Valley, who was in
iured six weeks ago, died this morn
ing. aged IS. Tho funeral will be
held from St. Joseph's church to-
morrow morning.
Thursday, ladies' 81 so shoe that
b at them all. lace and button. equal
anv So shoe you ever saw. II you
don't want g or 50 so shoes. see
them by all means. The Boston.
The final opportunity to regiAter
before the coming election is passed.
and the Indications are that every
citizen will cast his ballot in Novem-
Der. the returns from yesterdays
registration showing increased gains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanlon depart
tonight for their home at Los An
geles, Cal, after an extended visit in
the east, which included q short stay
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Kelly, 1921 Twenty-first
street.
Do you expect to see the returns?
II so. and who does not, secure q
seat at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium.
Fifty seats we're sold yesterday They
are reserved for purchaser all night.
Is cents per seat. Tickets at Y. NJ.
c. A. office.
j. H. Hartnedy has returned from
Tiskilwa, where he attended the
funeral of his brother, Daniel Hart
nedy. who died at Sheffield last
Sunday. aged AZ years. The de-
ceased was q former resident of Mo-
line and was a widower. He leaves
two children.
j. E. Mousley and Miss E la Rog-
ers, daughter of Mrs. Amelia e. Rog-
ers, 2600 Fifth avenue, we're married
last evening by Rev. c. o. McCul-
Loeb, of the First Methodist church.
Mr.. Mousley is one Of the well-known
fremen of the Rock Island road. his
bride being a much esteemed lady.
The Chicago. Milwaukee 4 St.
Paul railway will have a first class
coach on their train leaving Rock
Island at 1880 a. m. Friday, Oct.
30, for the accommodation and ex-
elusive use of teachers who wish to
attend the meeting of the Northern
Illinois Teachers association at Free
port.
The Rock Island road will run q
special train to Geneseo tomorrow
evening to accommodate the crowd
going to attend the republican rally
there. A rate of one fare for the
round trip has been made. The
train will leave the r. /. & P. depot
at 6:20 p. m. and the Fifth avenue
depot at $50 m.
Mrs. John NJ. Russ, who submit.
ted to a difficult operation at the
hands of Drs. Bradford. Renner. Kim
yon. Wessle and Arp last week. is
gradually recovering. which her
friends will be glad to learn in view
Of the fact that little hopes had been
entertained for her survival Of the
effects Of the operation.
At Peoria this afternoon occurred
the marriage of NJ. w. Battles, Jr.,
formerly of Rock Island, son of M.
W. Battles, and now proprietor oil
Moline drug store. and Miss Der.
tina Becker, one of Peoria's most
charming daughters. Will has many
friends in this city who will extend
their best wishes to him and his.
The Van Dyke-Eaton company un-
dertook big task when it attempted
the production of the comedy, Jane, ,
under the assumed name of "Wanted
a Wife," but it managed to make the
| presentation in . remarkably sue.
cessful manner. The company in
fact has some exceedingly clever PEG.
pie, some that would do credit to
standard attractions that come here.
B. c. Wood is after the Modern
Woodmen of America, and claims tc
be in position to make disclosures
that will stir up sensation in the
order and will have a political effec,
as well. 1t is to be regretted exceed
ingly if the great organization is to
60 through another McKinnie-Root
fracus. Mr.. Wood is the recently
deposed deputy head CONSUL Of the
order.