Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16
CITY CHAT.

The best broom-Lee's Little Gem
Assessor j. l.. Freeman, il con
valescent.
Sale on jardineres this week a
Eckhar.'s.
Special this week-men's shoes 81.
Dolly Bros.
Now is the time to buy jardineret
at Fckhart's.
The ones that seldom fail-THr
ARGUS wants.
There are just 26 candidates TO,
the postoffice in Milan.
Some snaps in real estate. Reidy
Bros. See want column.
Mrs. Charles Lincoln is visiting
relatives at Lincoln, Neb.
Reidy Bros. present some induce
ments. See want column.
Yesterday was an ideal autumnal
day. and humanity was out in force
Souvenirs given away by Dolly
Bros. this week. See change Of ad.
At cost. At cost. Everything at
cost for three days at McIntyre-Reck
Co.'S.
The executive council of the M. W.
A. will meet in Rock Island one week
from today.
Alfred and Thomas Yates have
gone to Chicago, which will be their
future home.
John Volk and William McCono-
chic went to Des Moines this morn
ing on business.
Greatest sale ever attempted in
Rock Island county. McIntyre-Reck
Co.'S. at cost sale.
Don't get behind the times in local
sTsirs-subscribe for The ARGUS
and be in the van of progress.
MIR. and Mrs Oliver Cheeebro, Of
jackson Tenn. are visiting at the
residence OF Mrs. F. c. Sutcliffe.
Harry Truesdals, of Minneapolis,
left Saturday for Phoenix, Ari., after
spending the day in Rock Island.
Lay in your winters supplies at
McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. at cost sale. A
big saving on each and every item
you buy.
Woodyatt's have five upright pr
amos that must be closed out at once,
Come and name your price and see
what you can do.
Rev. Il. F. Sweet, OF Trinity
church, exchanged pulpits with Rev.
S. L. Jeffords. of St. Pauls church,
Peoria. yesterday.
Means just what it says. Our ele-
giant fall stock at cost for three days,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
McIn,yre-Reck Co.
$3.50 rich black brocaded satin for
1929 a yard at McCabe's three-day
silk sale. Only four designs. Be on
hand early for this.
A tie game was played by the Sec
ond foot ball team of the High school
and Augustana college on the cam
pus Saturday afternoon.
274 cents, 27t cents for stripe and
print warp effect taffeta silks worth
up to 6S cents yard at McCabe's
three-day silk sale. See ad.
Rev. G. f. Taylor spoke on "Wbat
are the Blessings of the Sunday
Theatre to our City?" at the First
Baptist church last evening.
John Hotz and Miss Vera Dowuev.
OF Davenport, were married at the
parsonage of the First Baptist church
Saturday. by Rev. c. E. Taylor.
William McEniry spent yesterday
in Dubuque. He leaves for New
Orleans the latter part Of the week
to accompany his family home.
Five Camp g. Co. upright pianos;
two brand new, others have been
used some. Must close them out at
once. Woodyatt's. Twentieth street.
Miss Katharine Denkmann, 122
Fourth avenue, gives a tea this even.
ing in honor OF Rudolph Weyerhauser
and bride, who are visiting in the
city.
The work of placing the furniture
In the new postoiiice building is pro.
crossing. 1t is expected the post.
office will be moved within the mex,
week.
The fire department was called on,
last evening to extinguish blaze in
an old barn on lot on Sixth avenue
and Ihirty-eight street, belonging tc
John Ohlweiler.
The trial OF e. Siedmer on a charge
Of breach of the peace instigated 3,
Simon Falkovitch has been post
poned until next Saturday in Mag
lstrate Schroeder's court.
w. H. Truesdale, general manage,
OF the Rock Island road, passed
through the city yesterday on hi,
return to Chicago after a trip owe,
the line TO Fort Werth, Tex.
Sensational silk sale at McCabe,s
Notice change Of ad on fifth page
Three hundred pieces of silks, tn
choicest productions of the season