Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-27
CITY CHAT.


Fresh fish at Hess Bros.
Shoe sale at Dolly Bros.
Watch for 1.-THE Other House."
W. J. Price has gone to Chicago.
Cream -four Ut old prices at Longs
Full line Of fresh vegetables at Hes
Bros.
Cars to Milan after the perform
ancs tonight.
Read the opening chapters Of 1.-THE
Other House."
Special in fine stiff hats 80 cents
and 11.29. NJ. 4 K.
Some good per cent mortgagei
for ssle BY Reidy Bros.
The new styles In star shirt waists
have been received. NJ. & X.
The sale at N. r. Peterson & Co.'S.
will last only two weeks longer.
For Saturday only NJ. & X. will
have . special sale Of mems shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Mitchell are ex.
pocted homo from the south tonight.
Twin-City club dance at Roche's
hall every Saturday nights cents.
Baby cabs at the Fleming rurni.
ture company. 1914 Second avenue.
Ladies' shoes, sizes from 81 to Al.
half price ut N. +. Peterson 4 Co.'S.
Caulifower, radishes, parsley,
soup punches and lettuce at Longs.
The plain toe shoes are selling
hand over fist ut N. +. Peterson &
Cos.
Edward Griffith has taken a posi-
ton as clerk in Browns grocery
store.
Auction Of shadow and something
good to eat ut q. A. X. hall tomorrow
evening.
Anyone having money to loan will
find q good investment by calling on
Reidy Bros.
T. T. Linkhart, Of Coleridge. Neb.,
Is in the city on business with Hon.
Z. w. Hurst.
Bicycles and repairing-C. s.
Wangelin, Eighteenth street and
Fifth avenue.
Leap year dance at Stodd's hall
Saturday evening. Feb. 20. Admis-
sion IS cents.
The best line OF baby carriages at
the Fleming Furniture company,
1914 Second avenue.
For Saturday only-one day and
but one pair to a acknowledgements
shoe sale. NJ. & X.
Never before have you gotten such
bargains in shoes as N. +. Peterson &
Co. are now offering.
M. & X. will have that special shoe
sale Saturday. Each customer will
be limited to one pair.
Bright sunshine brings out the
baby buggies. See Clemann & Salz-
MAINS I'D. on eighth page.
Hon. T.. W. Hurst returned from
the east.this morning. Mrs. Hurst
will visit ut Annapolis for some time
yet.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Sons
OF Veterans will give n shadow social
Mt Grand Army hall tomorrow even
ing.
N. r. Peterson & Co. still have a
few Of those ladies' plain toe shoes
which they will close out at one-hali
price.
The Hearty Star Cinch club was
entertained by DR.. and Mrs. F.. NJ.
Sala ut their home at 1907 Fifth ave.
nue. last evening.
OF course they all have the largest
and finest and lowest, etc, etc
comparison tells the tale-which the
NJ. Il X. ehcerfully invites.
City Engineer Darling is survey
ing First avenue preparatory to max.
ing an estimate Of the cost Of the
contemplated improvement.
D. l.. Bruner, Of Taylor Ridge.
passed through the city today on his
way home from Chicago, whittier he
won't on business mission.
+. G. Carlisle, the Springfield To-
surancc company's special agent, Is
In the city on business and is Incl.
dentally calling on his old acquaint.
anccs.
Nothing could possibly be more
satisfactory to the purchaser that e
compare styles and prices with Other
dealers, which the NJ. & X. earnest
ly solicit.
Mrs. Amanda Townsend, Of Rool
Island. has been appointed by s. v
NJ. X. s. Cowau. OF Fulton, to act a
lady deputy for the Mystic Workers
Of the World.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth
wirig occurred this morning from
st. Mary's church. where services
were conducted by Rev. B. Baak.
lnterment was made at Calvary.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. A. Denkmaul
and daughter, Miss Sue Denkmann
departed this morning for Chicago
where they will be joined by Mrs