Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-22

hucu ooio ~ ACAutyI0-0eCk 70. D.
Nev values. more reduced prices,
greater bargains than ever. Read I'D.
Dr.. s. C. Plummer goes to Havansa
tomorrow to attend q state meeting
of the Army and Navy Medical asso-
citation. Mrs. Plummer will accom-.
pauy him.
The Bijou Comedy company's
opening bill at Harper's theatre to-
night will be s.The. Partisan Ro-
nance" Ladies' free tickets can be
had at the box Office.
Sixty per cent saved on duck suits.
McIntyre-Reck Co. are selling a lot
Of stylish duck suits at 40 cents on
the dollar. Also two piece suits At
about half price. Read I'D.
Charles H. futile. Of Edgington.
and Mise Bertha I. Maxwell, dsugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. MAX
well. OF this city. were married in
Magistrate Schroeder's Office Satur-
day afternoon.
The family of the late James s.
Wirrill desire to publicly express
their sincere appreciation Of the
many courtesies extended to them
by thoughtful friends during their
late bereavement.
Rev. Marquis. Of the Broadway
church. will speak at the Salvation
Army tonight on Unity and
Strength. Lieut.. and Cadet Doug
lass farewell meeting has boen post
poned until June 20.
The Rock Island road is distribut-
ing handsomely gotten up little
pamphlet containing interesting in
formation to those contem plating at
tending the educational convention
at Buffalo next month.
The Arsenal Forum trolley party
this evening promises to be an event.
The Tri-City band will furnish music
and there will be dancing and a gen.
eral good time at the Tower. Those
who fail to GO will miss q treat.
Willie, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Brooks, 4008 Eighth avenue,
fell from trapeze in the barn at his
home. and was severely bruised and
Jared. DR.. j. DeSilva attended
Willie who 10 getting along all Ri Pit.
Frank Woodyatt and julius Krell
took . trip through the country
awhsel yesterday. Late reports from
Mr.. Woodyatt about shutdown was to
the effect that he had fallen BY the
wayside In the vicinity of Roy nolds.
Puncture.
Invitations have been issued BY
DR.. A. H. Arp and +. E. Mangold for
X-rsy experiments to be given at
Vorwaert's hall, Moline, Thursday
evening of this week. Mesdames
Arp and Mangold will assisA in the
experiments.
Rasmussen & Free will make cabi-
net photos at $3.50 per dozen for 80
days. ending July IS; any style,
nothing extra for groups, and will
make two sittings. We have No
agents representing rs. We give our
customers the benefit Of the copmis-
sion that other photographers give
their agents.
Mrs. Robert Renniek and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bishop. returned home to
Bement today after q visit at the
home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Coyne on
Nineteenth street. They were &C.
companied by Miss Lucy Ceyne, who
will visit them q while before going
to Lakeside. Ohio. where she will
spend the heated months.
Rev. j. n. d. Davidson, of Chi.
cago, assisted in the services al
Trinity chu1ch yesterday, and com.
mencing the fret Sunday In July he
will conduct the services in the alb.
sencs Of the rector, Rev. X. F. Sweet,
who leaves this week for Michigan
for his summer vaestion. Next Sun
day r. g. Hudson will ofticiate.
The Dorcas society Of the FRS,
Swedish Lutheran church will give
q trolley party June %, with music
by the Tri-City band. Car leave,
barn at 7:S0 and stops at Fifth street
and Fourth avenue, then at Four.
teenth street and Fourth avenue
Twentieth street and Fourth avenue
and Thirtieth and Thirty-eightl
| street.
Jesse Spencer has returned HON,
after course of study at Cornell
University full fledged barrister,
having just graduated from the Law
department Of that Institution. Mr.
Spencer Was taken i'll just before tn
commencement and was compelled
to come home before without part il
the exercises. He 10 recovering
however.
Mayor Knox WAS at his desk in tn,
city hall bright and early this morn.
ing clad in q crash suit, and ready
to clean up the work which had &C
cumulated for him during his ab.
sencein taking in the national republi
can blow out at st. Louis, from
whence he returned Saturday. Thu
mayor says the convention Was all i
Was cracked up to be.
Necessary papers we're forwarded
to the adjutalt general recently By
Capt. J. w. Aeloy. of Cambridge, re
lquesting the honorable discharge o
the officers and men Of Company D
Of that city. Tie reply has been re.
ceived from the state department
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