Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-11
and as sne a. they make

'em.
In the contest for the Dupont tro-
ply before the Forester Gun club.
Of Davenport, Charles Wehrend, Of
Moline. carried off all the honors,
making . remarkable record.
Messrs. and Mesdames C. F.
GAZETTEER. Louis Salzmann and Elmer
Lloyd spent yesterday at the Schaek
farm. now owned by Mr. Gaetjer,
where they enjoyed themselves.
A fine line Of wall paper can be
seen at the Adams Wall Paper COM
pany's. The prices are the lowest
for the grade in the three cities and
9ou have the largest stock to select
from.
Cloth window shades two yards
long. in popular colors. fringed and
mounted on good spring rollers rs
cents each. at Crsmpton's. They
are not the imitation cloth sold by
other dealers.
Lsrch & Greve. 500 Eighteenth
street. during the past week received
three large shipments Of wall paper.
containing the latest creations in the
decorating line. Before purchasing,
examine this assortment.
Mrs. j. H. Mcguire. who with her
husband was arrested at Paris, ILL.,.
= few weeks ago for the abandonment
OF her child, is now at her home in
this city, having secured bail. Her
husband is still in custody.
We stand back Of every suit we
make and none but the right kind Of
goods. We have An assortment to
select from. English clay worsted
and diagonal suits to order, SIC and
SIS. A. Kipp & Son. Hurst block.
II you want wall paper Of the most
artistic and novel designs call at
Lerch & Greve's. 500 Eighteenth
street. who have the goods that will
suit you and prices that can't be
beaten. goods and v workmanship con-
sidered.
There was q collision between an
advertising wagon and . Moline
bicycle rider on second avenue Sat-
urday evening which resulted in q
Barrow escape for the wheelmen.
But the bike was knocked into oil
kinds of shapes.
The time for cyclones is near at
hand, but the wall paper at the
Adams Wall Paper company have
been going As il one had already
struck them. The selection is still
complete. as new papers are arriving
nearly every day.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage Of Henry Il. Rinck, q son Of
Supervisor William Rinck. and Miss
Florence X. Dillman, which is to &C.
cur Thursday, June 4. at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Dillman. In Fulton.
William Stolz, Of Moline, foil from
the top OF an ice house on Sylvan
island Saturday afternoon, distance
Of about forty feet. and sustained
injuries which it is believed he can
not survive. His collar bone was
broken and he was hurt internally.
Mrs. Daniel Corken, from Fay
Halves camp; Mrs. Joseph Collier.
from Mayflower camp. aod Mrs. Nc
Michael. from Rural camp. left this
morning for Des Moines as delegates
to the head camp meeting Of the
Royal Neighbors Of America, which
convenes there tomorrow and lasts
three days.
George SATELLITES line OF wall pa
pear for this season surpasses all
previous efforts, containing more
novel styles, correct cOlorings and
artistic designs than shown by any
house in this part Of the state adapted
to every class Of dwellings, public
buildings, churches, etc.
The great wall and ceiling beauti-
fer can be found at Second avenue
and Fifteenth street, where all the
leading patterns of all the largest
factories in this country are kept
The complete combinations Of wal
paper this year are just beautiful
add the only place to be suited is Al
SATELLITES.
Milo Lee has disposed Of his con
trolling interest in the Argillo work.
at Carbon Cliff to William T. Ball, o
Moline. formerly secretary Of tn
Mallable Iron company Of that city
Mr.. Lee has been identified with tn,
works for about twenty.seven year
and now retires only in response Il
the advice Of his physician. who ad
vises a change OF climate as neces
sary to restore his failing health
The capital stock of the Argillo work
is 100000.