Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-03

by Mrs. Edla In nd and the Apollo
quartet Of Augustana college.
Richard Musser, the pioneer ium-
herman, died at his home in Musca-
tine Yesterday afternoon Of heart
trouble. He had been i'll bot Q dav.
Ed Heffernan has returned from
Galveston. Tex. where he attended
the national convention Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen.
Coffee and cake will be served to
all those attending Mrs.. C. c.
Hodges millinery opening Tuesday
and Wednesday at S22 Twentieth
street.
Gordon's big comedy company
opens its popular price engagement
at Hsrper's theatre tomorrow night
in the New York success, ..Guiltv
Without Crime"
Don't purchase elsewhere before
looking at Mrs. c. C. Hodges line OF
pattern hats and bonnets. Every.
thing the latest for her opening
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The local committee on the tven.
ty-seventh grand lodge of the
knights of Pythiss. which meets in
Rock leland Oct. 1923. has received
the badges and they are artistic
affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilpin Moore enter.
tanned on an elaborate scale Thurs.
day evening at their pretty home on
Fifth avenue in honor of Misses
Moore and Baker. About two hun
dred from the three cities were in
attendance.
Lola Kiena. the six-months.old
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. George
kingen. 1920 Twenty-6rst street,
died at 9 o'clock this morning of
convulsions. The remains will be
shipped to Kansas City this evening
for interment.
Bibles-The American Bible So
ciety repository at the Y. M. e. A.
building. Bibles cheap, good and
q at lowest prices. to be had in
the English, German and Swedish
languages. Call and see before o
buy elsewhere.
On Augustana campus this after
loon a practice game of football be-
tween the Moline team and the High
school boys is in progress. The boys
have been training their tresses for
some time In anticipation of q good
seasons sport in this line.
For the st. Louis fair and Yelled
Prophet display the c., B. & O. will
sell round trip tickets from Oct. 4 to
8 inclusive for $3.50. Tickets good
to and including Oct. 12. The Yelled
Prophets display will occur Tuesday
night and promises to be unusually
fine.
Mrs. E. A. Wright and daughter,
Hattie. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. S. Streeper. left yester.
day for their new home in Kansas
City. whittier Mr.. Wright, who il IN.
p~erintendent of the concern. went
with the Eagle works from Daven-
port.
The wedding of Miss Laura Day
Bullen and William Edgerton CLARK
was celebrated at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Bullen, in Moline Thursday night.
Rev. Thomas Mcclellan. OF Forest
Grove, Ore, an uncle of the groom,
oficiated.
DIR. Clouser, the noted French doc.
tor, is located at 16O1 Fourth av-
enue, where all are invited to call on
him for free consultation. All cures
done BY simply laying on Of hands.
Best of Recommendation and testi,
monials can be seen At his office. All
cordially invited.
For the occasion of the grand ex-
hibition in the way Of the head end
collision between locomotives near
Peoria Heights Sunday. Oct. 4. the
B. l. & P. will offer . rate Of 81 for
the round trip. Train leaves Rock
Island at 8 a. m. and returning starts
from Peoria at 1925. 1t will be .
thrilling spectacle, the locomotives
starting a mile apart and rushing
into each others embrace at the
highest speed attainable.
Ladies who have been prevented
from getting into McCabe Bros. spe.
cial cloak display and sale today can
still do so this evening. The manu-.
facturers' agent will be at the store
until 9 o'clock this evening, and any
lady wishing to do so may select and
carry home any garment che may de.
sire to purchase from among the
hundreds he is showing. Children's
and misses sizes r among them
and also . choice line of fur gar.
ments.
Artlstic Work.
John Poeltl. upholsterer. cabinet.