Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-24

accused Of murderously assaulting
May Peck, was postponed until to-
morrow afternoon.
Special millinery sale for Saturday.
Prices greatly reduced on trimmed
hats. at the New York Leader, 1923
Second avenue, Rock Island.
Jump into those s.. IS tans. Don't
get left. boys. Is they are the
smoothest for $S.25 you ever sew.
The right color. The Boston.
More pretty new styles in gentle.
mems tan vici and patent feathers at
NJ. g. KS. than all the others CON-
bjned and prices 50 much lower.
See the grand bicycle announce
ment Of the Sechler Carriage csm-
pany on page four Of The ARGUS this
evening. 1t should interest overy-
body.
Oxfords, oxfords. black and tan;
new shades and shapes. We lead in
style and quality. and we make the
prices. See our 1925 line Especially.
The Boston.
Mrs. Wesley Herbert and little son
have gone to vicksburg. Miss. to
join Mr.. Herbert, who is employed
there. They will make Vicksburg
their future home.
All wool fancy cheviots, checks
and Scotch effects. Dozens Of pat
terms to select from. Suit made to
order SIC and SIS by A. Kipp 6 Son,
in Hurst's new block.
A-l2 pound son arrived in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
Roth this morning, and George is
passing out the smokers to his
friends with q liberal hand over the
result.
Hon. ". H. Gest and City Attorney
j. L. Haas have returned from
Peoris,. where Judge Grosscup set
three weeks from next Monday as the
day for passing on the Rock Island
central depot case.
The combination suits which N i.
& X. place on sale Saturday at t1.48.
consisting Of coat, two pair trousers
and o nice golf cap, are not the
shoddy printed satinet kind but good
solid stuff-all for $1.4s.
Good clothes hunting is like house
hunting-trying businesf-if you
don't hunt In the right place. You
leave all clothes worry behind when
you enter our doors. A. Kipp & Son.
1923 Twentieth street, merchant tai
lors.
An investigation OF the actions OF
Officers Carlson and earn es in Civ
ing w. j. Price and Lawrence Eihl
an uncalled for ride in the hurry-up
was made by the police committee.
A report on the matter will be made
at the next council meeting.
McCabe Bros will sell a dozen new
light. stylish bicycles. ladies' or
mems, tomorrow, Saturday, for $50
each, cash or half cash, would be
cheap at $50. Also, to bicycle riders
only, one to a customer. the we'll
known Demon lamp. 25 cents each.
Zee Mcmahon, the we'll know n
Rock Island railroad man, has come
to the conclusion that he is unable
to further pursue the duties of the
artisan. and beginning with May
he will be found dispensing refresh.
ments in . place on Eighteenth
street, OF which he will be proprie-
tor.
Frank Dunlap. who is travelling
across the country on q bicycle, hove
into Rock Island yesterday and will
remain few days before continuing
on his journey, having decided to re-
main over to attend the Sechler com.
pany's cycle show at Moline tomor.
row. Mr.. Dunlap has made one tour
| Of the world on his wheel.
The Chicago Chronicle has q dis
patch from Paris. ILL.,. to the effect
that J. H. Mcguire and wife are
under arrest there charged with
abandoning 2-weeks old
babe at Danville last Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Mcguire were married
in Rock Island last Tuesday. Mrs.
Mcguire being formerly Miss Avis
Atkinson. Her father, William At.
kinson. teleeraphed to Paris today to
ascertain the true facts and believes
there must be some mistake about il