Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-08
CITY CHAT.
Pay your water rent.


Finest turnouts and reliable driv-
eFs. CrAllc * Co.
Dollar waists for boys 50 cents at
MsIntyrs-Reck Cos. Read cd.
W. &. Harding. Of Galesburg. 10
calling on old friends in the city.
Experience and close attention to
every detsil. Cralle & Cos. livery.
All pure silk mitts worth IS cents
osly 10 cents at McIrtyre-Rcek Co.'S.
X nd ad.
Egon Won Koeckrits has resigned
his position at tbs Fifth avenue
pharmacy.
Deputy James DamonYs internal
revenue collections for last week
amounted to e972.sO.
The East Ends defeated the High
school Ravens in the hop fislds Sasur-
day afternoon by score OF IL 10 IS
The Rock Island Railway company
is p1tting in q brick platform on the
north side Of its depot on Fifth ave-
nue..
Miss Ivy and Harry Payne, Of
Paris, Mo, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. l.. Pollard on Nineteenth
street.
The annual inspection and picnic
. Of the Moline fire department has
been postponed from June 9th TO
Jane IS.
President Il. r. Cable and General
Nansger W. II. Truesdale. OF the
Book Island, are spending the day in
the city.
Tie Jones-Curtis bridal party is
being entertained by Mrs. j. P. Van
Pstten at her home in Davenport this
afternoon.
George Evans, 2417 Thirteenth
avenue, was given u surprise party
by about thirty Of his friends Satur-
day evening.
James Griffin has returned to
Geodlsnd, kas., accompanied by his
little son. after visiting three weeks
with his folks.
Mrs. II. LeFranze has opened .
new millinery store at 1924 Third
avenue. A bright new stock and
competent trimmers.
Elegant new wall papers at the
Adams Wall Paper compauy's.
Prices way below competition. Save
money by seeing them.
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson, e5O8
Eighth avenue, and daughter-in- law,
Airs. johnson, departed yesterday
for trip to Esglsnd.
Silk waists at half price this week
at McIntyre-Reek Co.'S. This brings
pretty silk waists down to e1.S7.
Eeaa adj. and be on hand early.
According to q Rockford dispatch
10 the Chicago Tinss.Hsralda prom
inest lady Of that city Is sson to we'd
former ssste solon frsm Neline.
This mornings Chicago. Burling-
ton q Quincy st. Louis trsia arrived
three hours-snd-a-half late on ae-
count Of q washout south OF Boards
town.
Ladies' summer vests at 8 cents.
worth y cents; at 12 cents. worth Is
cents; at Is cents. worth IS cents;
during McIntyre-Reck Cos. under
wear sale.
Leonard Trent, who Is attending
ShurtleR college at Upper Alton.
passed through the city Saturday on
his way home to Cordova to spend
the sum ncr vacation.
Al the First M. +. church. Daven.
port. last evening Rev. r. w. Lace,
pastor. delivered q sermon to tri-
city labor on the topic. "Christianity
and the Labor Problem"
John IIaugarty was bound over to
the grand jury by Justice Weld today
for bur glsrizing c.. r. & q. box
ears. His bail was fixed at &5O0 and
he went to Jail in default.
\ fall line Of wall papers at the
lowest prices in the three cities at
the Adams Wall Paper compauy's,
the place where the crowds 90 for
wall paper. Papers as low as cents
n roll.
&. W. Thatcher succee Dis Bert
Swayne rs operator at the Rock Island
& Peoria depot. A shift in the force
is the result Of this change and Night
Operator z. j. McHugh becomes day
operator.
Mrs. II. ID. Underwood, who has
heen on visit to her father al
Mares Island Navy yard In Califor-
mia. is in the city. and will remain
during Mr.. Underwood's business
stay h~e.
Mrs.. Milo Burns returned home to
Chicago today after q visit TO bel
sister. Mrs. Thomas Donahue, $50:
Eighth avenue. She was accompau
led by Theodore Frey, who goes for ,
months visit.
Forty OF the American Long Dis
tance Telephone and Telegraph com.
81. Awarded