Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-16

quested to meet at the hall Tuesday
NOR ming at O'Clock sharp.
John w. Jones, of this city, WAS
fined $50 and costs in the Davenport
police court for assaulting and At
tempting to kill Mabel Parsons.
Why not get your moneys worth
in good wearing clothes when you
buy? A claim that is always backed
MP in Somme,s & La Velle's cloth.
ing.
Prof. Clendenen will open Q select
dancing school in the Industrial
Home building Monday evening. O,t.
10; also juvenile class Monday at
p. m.
$7.37 overcoats in black, blue and
brown are great values; no place bot
the London can offer such values.
The London.
Mes. T. B. Reidy. who experienced
such severe struggle with typhoid
fever. was able to take an outing YES
terday. and 10 now on the speedy
road to recovery.
Special. new lines Of boys solid
shoes at $i.10, aud youths at 81
that are hot shot. Also see our
mems 81 shoe. The Boston.
The Rock Island postmaster has
received orders from F. H. Jones,
hrst assistant postmaster general, to
move into the new postofiice build
ing at the earliest date practicable.
John T. Galley. who has been con-
fined to his home on Fifth avenue for
the past several weeks with rheuma.
tism. was able to be out for awhile
yesterday with the assistance of
crutches.
Drs. w. Hunter, of Hampton. W.
H. Lyford, of Port Byron. aud c. w.
Hunter, of Victoria, attended yester-
days meeting Of the Iowa and Illi-
nois District Medical association at
the Harper house.
You can't feel poor when you see
our goods and prices; though your
dollars may be fewer M. & K. will
make them 60 much farther, for
values were never SO msrvelously
low as right now.
Born, to Congressman and Mrs.
George W. Prince this morning, q
son. The Congressman says that the
first thing that the boy did was to
hurrah for Mckinley and Ingersoll. -
Galesburg Register.
c. +. Adams has added some hand
some furnishings to his shoe store in
the way Of half dozen oak. beveled
| Olaaa ah0o aoroous That ~, a Lo . 6oo
appearance and are valuable ad-
juncts in fitting shoes.
Parties who have arranged to rent
rooms to the visiting Pythians are
requested to be in readiness to re-
ceive them any time Monday even
ing or night. as many of them may
arrive on the night trains.
Parties who have arranged to rent
rooms to the visiting Pythians are
requested to be in readiness to re.
ceive them at any time Monday
evening or night, as many of them
may arrive on the night trains.
The will of the late Bernard p.
Oakley, of Moline, has been admitted
to probate. The document was
drafted Sept. %. 1892; names Mrs.
Oakley as executrix and bequeaths
all Of the testator's property to her.
Thirty-nine cents per dozen fol
fresh cut roses; cost you elsewhere
at any other time IS cents to 81, to-
: morrow Saturday as a special, onl J
80 cents at A. e. Anderson's. at r
Champion & Co.'S. store. 1928 Second
Z avenue.
M. & KS. reputation is dyed, spun
I sewed and wove into every one o.
!. those Little Governor" suits 70,
children. A pair of Dugan iron clad
shoes and "Little Governor" suit
and your boy is clothed for one veal
at least.
The Onward Hose company ha.
:, formed q club for social purpose.
J, and will give dance at Lagos hall
Moline. next Saturday evening, Oct
Il. Music by Light Guard band
Everybody invited. Gentlemen 8!
cents; ladies free.
d Charley Searle and Billy Baker are
back from flying trip to Chicago
1 where they conferred with the state
y republican committee and received {
= promise that John r. Tanner, can
: didate for governor. would speak il
\ Rock Island next Tuesday.
q John Bergerson. John d. Nelson
n Lars Gellerstadt, Carl Arivdson
Johannes A. Holm, and Hjalma
Dahlheim, natives OF Sweden, an,
;. Philip Hoenig and Peter Bertelson
4 subjects of the emperor of Germany
" have taken out final naturalization
papers.
: Miss Mamie Flood. q former cIerl
: in Petersen's Sons dry goods hous
y in Davenport. and young lady vel
known in the three cities, has cas-
t her lot with the theatrical profession
I. and is now playing with the Gordon
10 Comedy company. which is hoIdin!
the boards at the Turner Gran,
t. opera house across the river thi
>. week.
II J. H. Taylor. engineer at the Pee
pies Power company. shot q pelica
in the river near the Rock Island 1