Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-24

Tower this evening has been post
poped until Monday evening owing
to the condition of the weather.
August Steffen. Jr., AID Mrs. Julia
Frahm. OF Davenport. we're married
in New York last evening. After q
tour Of the sast she couple will re-
turn to Davsnpor: for residence
The Rcsekah snciatle and dance
which was 70 have taken place at
Mr.. Nesus'. Thirty-frst street and
Fourteenth avenue. will be post
poned until next Tuesday evening.
July %.
We are making the prices On tan
shoes for this locality, and don't for
get it. Bring in the children and
see il you can iiud an odd pair to At.
The Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph j. Stoy wish
to thank their neighbors and friends
for kindness shown them in their
late affection; they also feel grateful
for the many nice floral tributes.
Architect Staudahar has prepared
plans for modern 2-story dwelling
which David Brown, ST.. proposes
erecting on his property on Twenty
first street adjoining his residence ut
u cost Of $1,000.
The beautiful new steamer CITY of
Wipona and barge, Little Verne. will
take m excursion to Clinton Sunday.
July 90. Beat leaves Rock Island at
1885 a. m. aud Davenport at 7:3O q.
m. Tickets 50 cents for the round
trip.
Campers and picnickers will always
find the Hammond Packing com
pans products the most reliable.
Their high standing in large hotels
and among the best ia miles in Amer
lea should be enough to satisfy the
most skeptical.
The attaches of Henry Darts Sons
wholesale house are to take their an.
nual river excursion tomorrow. The
steamer Carrier has been engaged
for the occasion and will leave at /
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
party will 60 down the river to Mus
catine.
Emil Warnecke and family leave
Monday for Freeport to spend week
with the family Of Fl. II. Dejoungh.
The birthday Of Messrs. Warnecke
aud DeJsungh fall on the same day,
and they alternate in celebrating
them in their respective homes, Mr.
Dejoungh coming to Rock Island last
year.
The Swedish Lutheran church is
to have a moonlight excursion to-
morrow evening on the City OF
. Winona and barge. The boat leaves
Rock Island ut p m. Refresh
ments will be served. Tickets %
cents; IL cents for children. All are
invited. The Tri-City band will fur
uish the music.
Mrs. Bridget Coughlin's last will
and testament was probated in the
county court yesterday. Mrs
Coughlin leaves sll Of her persona
property and half Of her real estate
to her daughter, Miss Kate. the 9th
or half OF the real estate t. be equal
" divided between Jeremiah ant
Morris, the tcstator's sons.
Company A, I. n. e.. leaves on
special train over the Burlington to
night :or a weeks encampment a
Springfield. About forty member
3 will go. Corporal James Mott anc
Private Joe Turner are already q
Springfield. having gone q few day
q ia advance to make arrangements 70
. their company's coming.
:, The will OF Mrs. Mary E. Thomp
). son was probated in the count,
3 court yesterday. The testatri
# leaves all Of her property with tn
n exception Of $40, which is begueathe
d to her daughter, Mrs. Anna Dimocl
in the trust Of the executor, DIR.
a H. Sale, for the supper. and educ:
Is ton Of her daughter Stella until sh
IN becomes 10 years Of age. when th
,e property and money such as re
mains is to be divided equally b.
e., tween the three daughters, MIR,
40 Lizzie Kells, of Missouri; Mrs. Ann
~ | hi mock and Aisa Sta1ls Thorn psoy