Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-16
CITY CHAT.

The best broom-Lee's Little Gem.
Mis-, Irene Rosen field is visiting ut
Clinton, Ill.
Louis Funlore was fined IS and
costs for jag.
FINEST turnouts and reliable driv-
ers. Cralle 4 Co.
Black dress goods sale this week at
Young & McCombs'.
Attend the let-go sale all this week
At Young & McCombs'.
The Tri-City band plays in Spen-
Ger square this evening.
Experience and close attention to
every detail. Crslle q Co.'S. livery.
Mayor Knox Is attending the ma.
tional republican pow WOW at st.
Louis.
Joseph williams, 1922 First ave-
nue., is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Rinck are
home from their western honey
moon.
A sensation in parasols aud um.
breIlas st the let-go sale at Young &
McCombs'.
George II. Hull. clerk at the Rock
Island 4 Peoria Office, is i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
The pump at Crystal Springs is
put in by the w. G. 7. u. instead Of
the Y. n. C.. A.
Black silk warp henriettas worth
e1.26. all this week as cents, at
Young & McCombs'.
Supt. 8. A. kerns. Of the Rock Isl.
and Plow company, Is recovering
from an attack OF illness.
The last boat for st. Joseph's par.
ish picnic will leave the Diamond 10
landing ut 8 o'clock this evening.
A big job in black double faced
satin ribbons Nos. ~, ~, 40, at IS
cents n yard. at Young & McCombs'.
waited good IS new at Steam Carpet
Cleaning works, 1926 Fourth avenue.
Three stitched psrlor brooms. no
snide. carry them away at our lot-go
sale st 8 cents at Young & EcCombs'.
&c. willerton and DR.. K. G.
Pearce left for st. Louis last even
ing to "bob" around the big conven.
tion.
Capes. capcs, capes. All on one
rack, worth up to -, your choice at
let-go sale $3.50. at Young & Nc
Combs.
Two blood hounds have been set
on the trail OF the tramp who muir
dered Officer Jacob Niebert at Mus
catins Saturday morning.
Mrs. Adam Palmer and daughter,
Miss Rose Palmer. have returned
homo TO Clinton after q visit to Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Sweeney. 1904
Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Jessie Liston, formerly Of the
Rock Island public school corps, 10
here from Des Moines attending the
institute. She 10 accompanied BY
her son, Waldo.
The Juvenile Tcrpsichorean club
entertained its friends at the Tower
last evening. Music was furnished
by the Doubt family and all had .
most enjoyable time.
The board Of directors of the First
National bank. OF Davenport. has
adopted resolutions to the memory
Of the late Austin Corbin, Of New
York. its first president.
Miss Carrie Mennicke has returned
from trip to st. Louis. She was
on q railroad train which was struck
by the storm there. having o thrill
ing experience. but escaping any in
jury.
Mrs. John Schaier, 9l7 Twenty.
frat street, aud her little child were
thrown from q buggy on Seventh
avenue at noon and both considerably
bruised up, but neither seriously in
jured.
Msssrs. F. W. Weisler and Hugh
Mcdonald left for Chicago last even
ing to attend the state council OF
the National Union. They will en-
deavor to have . senator selected
from this section.
Edwin 8. Close, Of Aledo, and Miss
Ida May Smith, 1882 Seventh ave.
nue.. were married yesterday after.
noon ut she brides home. Rev. F. W.
Merrsll, Of the First Methodist
church, officiating.
The will Of II. o. Norton, OF Hamp.
ton. has been admitted to probatein
the county court. The testator be.
queaths his entire possessions to his
widow, Mrs. Emma w. Norton. The
will was made In 1894.
The Union finds itself stamped q,
. prevaricator on school matteri
again this morning, and its patron
saint. D.. Claudius, placed In . very
unenvisble light. anent his oficious.
ness in the mattsr-and forthwith II