Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-20

mocks, croquet sets, wash goods and
all summer goods.
Silks at price at McIntyre-Reck
Co.'S. Silks worth 80 cents to 81 now
80 cents; 50 silks 80 cents. Read ad.
The Rock Island Lincoln Mandolin
and Glee clubs give an excursion on
the City Of Winona aud barge, Little
Verne. tomorrow evening.
Samuel Hoke. the young man in
! iurcd on the Milwaukee road at Port
Byron. was taken to Springfield this
morning, having relatives there.
Get pair Of those tan or black
Oxiords at bargain prices before it is
too late. They won't last long the
way they are going. The Boston.
Carse & Ohlwciler's bottled goods
are manufactured of the purest of
water, and by drinking them yoo
take no chances OF getting typhoid
fever.
"Slashed prices" on all odd pairs
or lines of Oxfords or shoes now on
ct the Boston. We are making
prices that talk, and don't you for
get it.
Tomorrow evening at Harper's
theatre will be held the meeting to
perfect the organization of the new
democratic campaign club. a large
attedance is anticipated.
The grand moonlight excursion on
the steamer Carrier tomorrow night
promises to be an enjoyable sffair.
Patronize the Y. z. S. G. Els and aid
them In their good work.
Shirt waists slaughtered at Nc
Intyre-Reck Co.'S. You'll have to
come in early to get 15-cent one.
II you cant come early. come later
aud call for 37-cent or 65-cent one.
Read ad.
There was an ugly bicrc!e collision
on Fourth avenue and Ninth street
Saturday evening about 1880 result
ing in the damaging of both wheels
and the injuring of the riders, but
no. seriously.
DR.. J. b. Davidson, of Moline, SUBJ
mit.ed to delicate operation Satur-
day ut the hands of DR.. G. G. Craig.
assisted by DR.. Alexander. Craig. OF
Philadelphia! DR.. Davidson is get
ting along encouraglpgly.
Hugh G. Quarles, assistant man
ager of the Columbia theatre, and
i Frank G. Dallan. a well-known Chi.
cago newspaper man, were guests
@ yesterday Of Manager Mackay, OF the
Tower theatre attractions.
: DIR. j. W. Morgan and J. II. c.
Read, of Moline, leave today as dele
{ gate and alternate to the free silver
convention at st. Louis. and f. II
. Guyer, of this city, left this morning
to serve in the same capacity.
- Every parent and all who are de
sirous Of being informed on genera
. subjects will certainly take interes
u in the offer the Chicago Tribun,
is now making, and the exhibit the,
u have at the Harper House pharmacy
The bartenders and walters o
IL Manhattan Beach have arranged &c.
day for the push" Thursday OF thi
j. week at that place. There will b.
music, all kinds Of games and FREE
r dancing; in fact it is to be as adver
tised.
,r South Moline formed free silve
- club of 100 members at Prospec
park Saturday night. The Ligh
rs Guard band furnished music, an,
there were speeches by n. w. Pack
IL ard, j. c. II. Reed and DR.. j. W
Morgan.
L. Miss Grace Widney, daughter O
j. A. Widney, of Alpha. sang at til
70 Central church yesterday. Mis-
Widney has a sweet, we'll cultivate
. voice which charmed all who hear
- her. She will probably be engage
to sing regularly in the choir.
III Mrs. +. j. Donahue, president
"' St. Marv's guild of Trinity churcl
to has arranged to have the childre
y. give lawn sociable at Trinity re
O. tory Thursday evening. Fancy de
CHI orations, nice music and refresl
ments will be furnished during Il
ks evening.
,u- The Woman's Christian Tempe
auce union will have a meeting at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Il
- Young Mems Christian associate
chapel. Mrs. NJ. T.. Metzgar. di
trict president, will he in attendan
aie and discuss matters Of importance
ac- the union.
MIR. and Mrs. John Roehr, II
to Thirty-fifth street, were surprised
it'll a company of relatives and frien
Saturday evening. the occasion bei
cry the anniversary of their silver we
& ping, which was fittingly and enjo
ably celebrated, the couple being t
Q recipients Of many nice presents.
Nc Mr.. aud Mrs. Lewis Guide
zopf desire to thank tn
;tv friends for the kindress sho,
4 them in their late Athletic
also for the beautiful floral offerin,
and the Rev. Ira W. Allen, Jr., a
ee' choir OF the Central Presbyteri
''se church who SO kindly aided them
their hour Of grief.
o e About seventy-five people from
an- three cities and surrounding TOW
. started on the excursion on the Ms