Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-23
CITY CHAT.

The place
To purchase
Your wall paper
Is at Champion & Cos.
Straw berries at Hess Bros.
Tennis shoes at Dolly Bros.
Pasteur filters at J. W. Stewards.
Remington wheels at j. w. Stew
arts.
Philadelphia lawn mowers at ]. w.
Stewards.
Full line OF fresh vegetables at
Hess Bros.
A new lot Of paper has just arrived
at Crampton's.
Turner's entertainment and dance
Saturday evening.
Lawn mowers, all sizes and prices
at J. W. Stewards.
Fresh catfish, river salmon, perch
aud sunfish ut Hess Bros.
a most wonderful display Of pref
ty wall paper at SATELLITES.
Ex-County Treasurer John Schafer,
Jr., was down from Port Byron today.
Walt paper-no prettier line any
where than can be bought SO cheap
at SATELLITES.
The Tavary Opera company will
present the grand opera, '.Lohengrin, "
at the Burtis this evening.
Buy your wall paper at SATELLITES,
the best place in the northwest to
purcase your spring goods.
Boats up and down were the Zalus
Davis and Il. j. Wheeler, while the
Verne Swain was in and out.
The stage of water at the Rock ISL
and bridge this morning was 4
and rising; the temperature 81.
Where, oh where can you find a
better selection OF wall paper than
George Sutcliffe 10 now showing?
Shields is stringing them up again.
Look at his list on page five and see
what he is doing Tor grocery buyers.
Don't put it of but call and see
the finest line Of wall paper to be
had in the three cities at Cramp-
tons.
Sutcliffe can save you money on
first class up-to-date wall paper and
furnish you with expert workmen to
do the hanging.
Where is there another house in
the three cities that shows a larger
or finer assortment OF wall paper
than George Sutcliffe?
William +. Miller and Miss Mable
+. Hartwell, of Moline. were married
a. the residence Of Rev. NJ. V. Il.
White, 1903 Second avenue, last
evening.
The many friends in Rock Island OF
Mrs. p. Grady. of Chicago, will be
glad to learn that she is able to be
around again, after month OF SER
ious illness.
The Columbia Opera company
opens a Knight engagement at Har-
per's theatre this evening, presenting
"Said Pasha" as the first OF the ser.
les Of operas.
Mrs. w. r. Magill assisted by Mes
danes II. c. cleveland, McFarlane.
NJ. O'ConLor, Hall, Bahnsen, Haw.
thorne and Hamilton will entertain
the ladies Of the First Methodist
church at her home at an afternoon
social on Friday afternoon; and all
their friends are cordially invited.
A mass meeting was held at the
Burtis at Davenport last evening
to consider the Armenian question
and $1O1.ii was secured for the aid
OF the prosecuted people. Bishop
Perry presided and made an address
while other remarks we're made by
Mayor Vollmer, q. NJ. Manavian. 8
native Armenian, Rev. George Rol
Inns and others.
Lieut.. Harvey Butler. OF the Saliva
tion army, returned TO Springfield
today after visit with relatives and
friends in the city. The lieutenan,
is son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Butler, 1920 Seventh avenue. Fol
the past few years he was one of the
local corps most fervent workers
Recently he was promoted to the
lieutenancy. He predicts . short
life to the Bsllington Booth volun.
teer movement and saws the gen.
erals army will 60 marching on.