Rock Island Argus., 1896-05-06
CITY CHAT.
Dressed chickens at Hess Bros.
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem.

The best broom-Lee's Little Gem.
Meals on short order at the Watch
Tower.
Strawberries aud pineapples at
Hess Bros.
Cucumbers. tomatoes and beets a,
Hess Bros.
Meals from IS cents up a. the
Watch Tower.
Excursion to Peoria May IA; e1.5O
for the round trip.
Ice cream and cake at the Method
ist church Friday evening.
Merchants lunch from Q to 12
every morning at the Club.
Peoria excursion via z. I. & p.
May 10. $l.50 round trip.
Green and wax beans. new pota.
toes and new peas at Hess Bros.
Don't forget to 90 to the Methodist
church for supper Friday evening.
Machinists' excursion to Peoria via
X. ]. &c p. railway Sunday, May 10.
You can get the Lsst 10 the eating
and refrsshment line at the Tower.
Anything you want in the way OF
delic icies and refreshments at the
Tower.
Come and eat according to height
Mt the First NJ. T.. church Friday
evening.
Excursion 10 Peoria and return
Sunday. May 10, via X. I. & p. $3.50
round trip.
Robert g. Ingersoll lectures Mt the
Burtis tomorrow evening on ''Why I
Am an Agnostic."
Don't forget the experience and
measuring social NJ the First NJ. f..
church Friday evening.
II. j. Simmon. OF Rural. who is
serving on the grand iary. made
THE ARGUS a call today.
Five cents foot and / cent an
inch for odd inches for supper at the
Methodist church Friday evening.
Lunch is served at the Senate on
Eighteenth street from . in the morn
ing till in the afternoon every day.
There will be strawberry social
and supper at the Broadway church
tomorrow evening from 6:30 till 8
O'Clock.
The gentlemen Of the Young Mems
Christian association are to give IN
ice cream sociable the evening OF
May Is.
Mrs. ID. LeFranze has opened n new
millinery store at 1924 Third avenue.
A bright new stock and competent
trimmers.
Excursion TO Peoria May II to hear
Gilmore's band and DIR. Palmer's
grand chorus of 1000 voices. Fare,
$3.50 round trip.
Parties desiring meals at the
Watch Tower can be supplied by
tolephoning Manager Linn in ad-
vance of going out.
j. s. Coxey. of commonweal army
and good roads fame. speaks at Har-
per's theatre Friday evening under
the auspices Of the Tri-City Labor
congress.
The finest vegetables grown and
canned is the Joan OF Arch French
red kidney bean. Agents are show
ing samples OF them to Rock Island
and Moline people.
The Broadway church quartet and
Mrs. J. l.. Murphy and Miss Mae
Culton. Of this city, took part in the
Beethoven clubs monthly recital at
Moline last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hartzell, Of
Moline, celebrated their Goth we'd
ding anniversary yesterday. The
estimablc couple have 10 children
and "a grand children living.
People arc often Judged by the
clothes they wear. Then rememb Der
an i'll fitting suit never makes a good
impression. Dorm wants to show
you what he can do. See his ad. on
page four.
Charles e. Chambers, of Chicago,
and Miss Kittie Purcell were married
at st. Anthony's church parsonage in
Davenport Monday evening. The
groom IL a Joliet business man and
the bride is well known in Rock ISL
and.
Berry Anderson. whose name his
friends have prefixcd with doctor,
has arrived from Pecatonica to run
the edge-setter at the Peaslec Shoe
company. lie is colored gentle
man who has been with the company
long time.
This evening the presentation ol
"Young Mrs. Winthrop" is to b,
given at the Burtis at Davenport by
local talent which will be headed by
Mrs. Charles Eugene Banks. and
which includes Miss Anna Moore
Miss Bessie Gilmore and b. ID. Con
nelly of this city.
The ladies of the First NJ. T.
church are arranging to give a very
unique and attractive entertainment
and sociable at the ch6rch parlor
Awarded
Highest honors-World's Fair,