Rock Island Argus., 1896-06-19

Forty-sixth street and Seventh ave-
nue. at 7:30. Ne other two from
TeHtb avenue and Eleventh street.
Rock Island ladies should lock at
the tan clsth top shoes now being
shown BY the Boston, made by the
Peaslee Shoe company, Rock Island;
lots Of style and good wear. Price
IS. The Boston.
John Ohlweiler left this afternoon
for Louisvills to attend the national
convention Of the North American
Turner bund ss the delegate from
the central Illinois district. repre-
senting II societies.
The young lady on Twenty third
street with Trilby feet now wears .
pair Of the Psaslee Shoe compsny's
shoes 0he homo factory. chocolate
tans, cloth tops. She bought them
for Is Of the Boston.
The remains Of Isaac Webster will
be inferred 1T Chippiannock cene-
terry at o'clock this evening. The
deceased was member Of the Rock
Island Masonic fraternity, which has
eharge OF his burial.
Andalusia is preparing for q esle-
bratioa July 4, when addresses will
be made BY Charles Buford aud 8.
3. Kenworthy, Of this city. and j.
G. Britton. Of Andalusia. 1t will be
. grand old time demonstration, such
as the people never tire Of.
Miss Mary E. Entrikin and Miss
Harriet Henderson are among those
from the Reck Island public school
corps who will attend the National
Educational association which meets
July 7-1O, at Buffalo, New York.
Mrs. A. A. Morey and daughter
Ettelbert, who have been visiting
with DR.. ald Mrs. w. T. Magill, left
last evening via the Rock Islsnd for
their homo at Santa Cruz, Cal. They
were accompanied BY Miss Louise
Case, who goes for an extended
visit.
The Rock Island Art Stained Glass
company has removed TO the Buford
block, corner Of Seventeenth street
and Second avenue, where they will
he pleased to see those interested in
stained, embossed, mosaic or any
other kind Of ornamental or plain
glass.
States Attorney c. J. Sesrle, ex-
Mayor Henry Carse. Ralph Haver-
stick and W. H. McGarvey returned
from St. Louis last evening. The
others Of the faithful remained to
sec the last Of the jollifcation that
followed in the wake Of the McKin.
lev convention.
George P. Frysinger has returned
from an extended health-seeking So
journ at Eddy, New Mexico. The
change Of climate had the desired
effect and his health is mush i'm
proved-a fact which his friends will
be pleased to learn.
The graduating GLASS Of the Cor.
dova High school is spending the
day ut the Watch Tower. The class
10 composed Of Misses Clara Nelson,
Kate Brunsr. Charity Marshall. May
vandeburgh. May Bsnway, Nellie Sal
lows. and Hessrs. Bernard Brown,
Logan Trent and Frank Ege.
Just received another lot Of mems
OK blood, lace shoes. black silk
stitched, black lace hooks and black
laces; the very latest. They are the
nobbiest shoe shown this season.
Our price only $3.50. Others charge
IS aud $3.50 for them. Fourth ave-
nue. shoe store. 1901 Fourth avenue.
Rasmussen & Free will make cabi-
net photos At 81. SO per dozen for 80
days. ending July IS; any style;
nothing extra for groups. and will
make two sittings. We have no
agents representing as. We give our
customers the benefit Of the commits
sion that other photographers give
their agents.
The piano pupils of Prof. s. T.
Bowlby assisted by Miss Katharine
Shriver. Of Chicago, and Edward
Elliott. gave . musicale at the resi-
dsnce Of their instructor on Third ave-
nue last evening. Miss Shriver,
who IL . student Of Nine Severn, OF
the Chicago school Of acting, gave
an exhibition Of delsartean posing.
The lawn social ut the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Robbins on Twen-
ty-sscond street last evening, ar
ranged by the Woman's Christian
Temperance union, was q SUCCESS
both socially and financially. A
short program given in connection
With the affair consisted Of . vocal
duet by Miss Agnes Bixby and Mrs.
J. 4: Scott and . very 6ne violin solo
by Frederick Runkel, Who was for
merly leader Of the military band at
the soldiers National horne in Mil.
waukee and . graduate Of the Luen-
ing conservatory Of music Of that
city.
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