Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-31
CITY CHAT.
Stearns' bicycles.

market all week.
Spring styles in charming array at
Blackburn & Co.'S.
Dairy butter in rolls or Jars at
Shields cash store.
The latest and most approved
styles at Blackburn & Co.'S.
Hon. w. F. Crawford, Of Taylor
Ridge. wasin the city today.
Max Bahnsen has the latest Easter
novelties. Go and see them.
Fresh dairy butter 16 cents per
pound at Shields cash store.
Something new in Easter novelties
at Max Bahnsen's drug store.
Fancy dairy butter only 16 cents
per pound at Shields cash store.
Sheriff Hemenway has returned
from visit to Chicago and Rock
ford.
Go to the peanut sociable at the
Central church April 10 and get a
souvenir.
Buy the Majestic bicycle aud sun
dries at Wulff's gunsmith shop. Re
pairing done promptly.
| Charles Halves is down from Full.
ton visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Halves.
Charles Buford and F. J. Kinney
are back from the Chicago, where
they took in the grand opera.
Charles Smith, OF Lincoln, Neb.,
is visiting his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
l.. a. Smith, of 1882 Seventh avenue.
Both of the meat markets of Brooks
d Glass will be closed tomorrow af-
ternoon on account of the funeral of
Mr.. Brooks children.
Sol Smith Russell is to appear at
the Burtis Thursday evening. and
another immense audience will greet
the popular comedian.
Mrs. George w. Gamble, wife of
the Rock Island county circuit clerk.
fell from her bicycle at Moline Sum
day and sustained iislocation of
her left shoulder.
Paper cleaned by the disinfectant
process without injury to the paper
and does not streak. All work guar
anteed to be first-class. Leave or
ders at Grotjan's drug store. j. ID.
Means.
| The business mems classes will
play a game Of basket ball at the
association gymnasium tonight.
There will also be music and an ath-
letic exhibition AMI everything will
be free.
A historical and farewell social
will be held ut the Christian church
this evening. to which all mem bers
are invited. A special invitation is
extended to the pioneer workers in
the church.
Collector William Baker has gath
cred in about S1l3, COO of Rock Island
taxes. The books have been closed
and there is of course large delin-
qucncy. the extent OF which cannot
as yet be determined.
Charles Long is home from Chicago
after completing the winter term at
the dental college. He shortly de-
parts for La Crosse to take his old
position rs clerk with the govern
ment engineering corps.
Faster millinery opening. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 80
and 81 and April 1. are our Easter
opening days. The ladies are cor.
daily invited to call. Don't buy
only come and visit with us. We
leave the rest to you. Otteseu, 222
West Second street. Davenport.
| Mrs. Jacob Willms and children
desire to thank the NJ. W. A., Kran
kenvcrien and the Platt-Deutsche
Brothers for floral tributes, aud es
pecially are they grateful for the
blem given by the teacher ant
scholars Of Building No. 4, as also dc
they desire to acknowledge many
kindnesses in their late sorrow.
The ladies of the Grace Lutheran
church are going to have a specia
sale OF Easter cakes at the McIntyre
Reck store Saturday next. The cake:
will be all home made and will b,
the very best samples of the handi
work and skill of some of the fines
cake bakers among the ladies of oul
city. Do not fail to attend the sale
Contractor c. j. W. Schreiner'.
horse. attached to a light wagon
took fright on Fourth avenue a,
noon, threw Fred Zimmerman, The
driver, out, and dashed down to Sec
ond avenue and up through the Rocl
Island railway yards at lively rate
The wagon was somewhat disfgured,
the boy escaping with some bruises
and the horse sustaining q few
scratches.
| Alfred ii. Yates who grew up her.
is again back in Rock Island, being
resident agent for the n. o. Nelson
Manufacturing company of St. Louis,
manufacturers OF plumbing and
steam goods. marble work and man.
tie dealers. Contractors and owner:
needing goods in his line will b,
able to buy them at wholesale prices
thus saving the plumbers profits OF
them.
a workingman pamed Cunningham
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