Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-25

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last evening at the home Of Mist
Sophie Sommers.
Joseph Dietz will give an opening
lunch at his new saloon, corner OF
Twelfth street and Seventh avenue,
tomorrow all day.
L. M. Studyvin has purchased the
Walters pool room and news stand
in the Evans block. His friends
will wish him success.
The tri-city foot ball game to be
played at the Fair grounds, Daven.
port, tomorrow afternoon, promises
to be an interesting event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Bear have 10.
sued invitations to a reception to be
given Dec. 8 in celebration of their
silver wedding anniversary.
Open tonight at McIutyre-Reci
Cos. Best household amonia, two
bottles for 5 cents. Turkeys and
chickens free with dry goods.
John GIanz and Miss Alvins
Brandt. Of Hampton. were married
at ST. Joseph's church this morning
by Rev. Father j. H. Cannon.
Open tonight at McIntyre-Reck
Co.'S. New fancy wrappers, worth
$1.25, at 70 cents. Turkeys and
chickens free with dry goods.
Mayor B. F. Knox this morning
issue the license for the saloon on
Twentieth street, against which the
business men along that street had
entered protest.
o Sau Kee Tribe. I. o. r. M, has
appointed q committee to arrange
for social and public installation
to be held at its hall the first Tues
day in January.
Open tonight at McIntyre-Reck
Co.'S. 5000 fine embroidered hand
kerchiefs, worth Is and 10 cents, at
9 cents. Turkeys and chickens free
with dry goods.
A first born entered the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pratt this morn
ing. and it is difficult to determine
whether Grandpa Pratt or Grandpa
Carse is the happier.
Miss Alice M. Rush, of the High
school corps, was summoned to
Greenville. Ohio. today by the ser
ious illness of her father, who has
been very low for some time.
The head officers of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Firemen, includ-
ing Grand Master Sergeant, will
be here from Peoria tonight and at
tend the ball at Industrial hall
Mine Host McHugh is making spe-
cial preparations for tomorrow's dir
ner at the Harper. The hours will
be from ~ to 2, during which Og-
den's orchestra will discourse music.
Fresh from the Conservatives, all
sorts of beautiful cut flowers for
Thanksgiving at prices in reach of
all. Leave your order with Anter-
son, florist. at Champions book store.
Talk about increasing the city's
population. A Rock Island engineer
transferred from Stuart to this city
arrived last night with his family,
consisting Of his wife and 10 chill
dren.
Gum drops will be sold for 2 cents
q pound at the new confectionery,
GIG Seventeenth street, tomorrow.
This is Thanksgiving offer. and il
you are looking for something good.
you should not fail to get in on it.
Henry Hanson and Miss Cora
Shaver were married at Oskalooss,
the brides home. today. Mr.. Han
sen is freight conductor on the east
Iowa division of the Rock Island,
and has q wide acquaintance in this
city.
The ladies Of Trinity church
cleared $45 in their Thanksgiving
sale at the art rooms of the Adams
Wall Paper company yesterday. w.
l.. Eyster. the manager, made the
rooms particularly attractive for the
ladies' and their friends.
H. S. Comstock, of the Cam ridgs
Chronicle, while in the city, made
arrangements for the sale OF his
"Hasty Recollections of Busy Life
at Champions during the holiday
season. The book contains mauy
things OF a local nature and is inter.
esting throughout.
dempsey forum b gave
delightful social and entertain
ment at Carse hall Mopda,
Light. which was attended b,
about one hundred members auc
friends. A nice program was giver.
refreshments were served, and tn
affair concluded with . dance.
| McCabe Bros. store will be close,
all day tomorrow - Thanksgivin,
day. Open this evening. To EN-
phasize it the candy department will
sell best chocolate creams At I,
cents. and Chicago Confectionery
comPany's best gum drops at 2
cents pound. Friday morning tn
great 10 day "Red Letter" clearin.
sale will be in full swing again. New
bargains wherever necessary to re-