Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-20

Desseu Snichch At ness DrOs.
Read "An Artist in Crime
ID. j. Sears spent the day in
Peoria.
Read IAN Artist in Crime" on
second page.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bleuer have
a new daughter.
Mrs. John Rinck is suffering an
attack Of the grip.
William S. Boggess has returned
from a visit to ST. Louis.
The city council meets in semi
monthly session tonight.
James Lamont collected 1886. 20 in
ternal revenue last week.
Postmaster Frank Garnet, OF Port
Byron. was in the city today.
Full 1OxI white cotton blankets
So cents at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
Read ed.
Mrs. +. +. Cary has gone to Chi
cago for 10-days' visit with her
daughter.
More kinds of pie than you ever
heard of before at McIntyre-Reck
Cos. this week. Read ad.
Winnebago Cream flour sold on its
merits. Every sack guaranteed.
Only 80 cents sack at Longs.
Mrs. =. W. Quinlan is convale-
scent at her home in Edgewood Park
after a couple of weeks illness.
Louis Winter has disposed of his
handsome blooded roadster, Silver
King. to Chicago parties for sl75.
Today NJ. & X. placed on sale a
line of mems suits at 1896 that are
bargains and big bargains at that.
For healthy table drink use Carse
Il Ohlweiler's Black Hawk springs
mineral water. Telephone No. 1914.
Keep THE ARGUS want column in
mind when in need of help. Its re-
suits are surprising to many who
use it.
States Attorney C.. j. Searle has
been invited To address the Mercer
County Farmers institute at Aledo,
Feb. 3.
Beecher has started a flour and
feed store at 1909 Second avenue.
All kinds of feed will be sold at bot
tom prices for cash.
Those who missed the opening
chapter OF IAN Artist in Crime. -
now running in THE ARGUS, can Sc
cure it ut this Office.
William Schroeder. of Clinton, Ia
and Miss Emma Ahrens. of Davenport,
were married Saturday afternoon in
Justice YIELDS court.
The dress goods McIntyre-Reck Co.
are selling this week make good in
vestments just now il you care to
save money. Read al.
Charles X. Wheelan is moving his
undertaking parlors from the DIM
mick block on Twentieth street to
the Harris block on Second avenue.
NJ. Il X. know it's demoralizinr
the shoe business. but they are de-
termined that every lover of fine
shoes shall wear those stamped NJ.
q X.
Michael DAILY fell on the Second
avenue curbing this afternoon and
had cash inflicted in his head. He
was drunk. The police took care of
him.
Ladies not being supplied with
free tickets for tonight's PERFORM
ance at ,iarper's theatre may be sup
piled with them at the theatre ticket
office.
You can have any style or shape
wanted in enamels, cordovans. Wei
Kids or French calf skins. hand welts,
at $3.50 n pair. Mems shoes only.
NJ. Il N.
DR.. j. De Silva has returned from
New Orleans. where he left Mrs. DE
Silva at the bedside of her mother,
whose condition does not seem to
improve.
An earthquake in McIntyre-Reck
Co.'S. muslin and sheeting depart
ment this week. Prices freely cut,
and after this sale new lots will cost
more money. Read ad.
Wasn't there rush. though, for
those fine shoes at the NJ. II X. Sat-
urday? It's no wonder. when you
have an opportunity OF buying the
fines. shoes that skill can purchase at
$3.50 a pair.
The eflicers-elect of Shiloh COM
mand .. Union Veterans Union. and
the Women's Veteran Relief union
will be installed Wednesday evening,
when both organizations meet at G..
a. x. hall.
The c., II. I. & 2. and b., c. X. &
n. have secured options on lands
abutting the approaches to the lower
bridge on the Davenport side. +. A.
Blair says that work will begin on
the structure Feb. /.
NJ. II X. painted the town red Sat-
urday with shoe packages. Wher-
ever you looked people were carry
ing package containing a pair of
NJ. II KS celebrated shoes, which
they are selling at $3.50 pair.
City Editor Charles Eugene Banks.
OF the Davenport Republican. and
wife attended the funeral of Mrs.