Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-25
DR.. ]. De Silva attended the little

port and Rock Island High schools met
ut the old baae hall ground Saturday
afternoon. Neither side scored.
| Another game. between the Moline
and Davenport first teams was then
PLAYED. Moline won. The score
was 10 to 0.
How have the mighty fallen. Pea
nut candy three weeks ago 80 cents
a pound. now 10 cents; taffy candy
three weeks ago 80 cents q pound,
nov 10 cents; marshmallows three
weeks ago 50 cents q pound, row Is
cents. And the little White Palace
Of Sweets did the business.
Fred Davis. Of this city slipped
and fell on the approach to the via
fret Of the Rock land road at the
Davenport end Of the Rock Island
bridge, and severely sprained and
lacerated his ankle yesterday. He was
taken to DR.. Bowman's office, where
he was treated. after which he re-
turned to his home in this city.
Col and Mrs. w. r King enter
tanned party af lady and gentle
men friends on the steamer, Gen. Bar
pard, Saturday afternoon. a ride
was taken down the river as far IS
B4frslo, Col. King inspecting the gov
err ment work between this city and
that point. Refreshments were serv-
ed on the boat. and delightful time
was had by all present.
Twenty children from the orphans
home ct Andover visited in Rock
Island yesterday. They we're accom-
panied By Superintendent Lincoln,
OF tina homo. They attended service
| st Grace Lutheran church, visited
Augustala college, rode on sao
ssEeet c,rs, and enjoyed themselves
Intensely. Many Of the children had
| not seen a street. car before.
The Twelve Temptations" here a
week ago, added something to the
! enter iainment Of Marshalltovn,
where it appeared after !ss engage
meni here. tha, was rot on the bills.
W. p. Currens, Stage manager OF tie
| company, p years of sge. and roai-
| dent OF indianapolis. uaa married to
Miss Julia Z. Pur,eil, one Of the
pretty girls in tights. who breaks
hesr.s right and left in the "d!ver-
iisemonts Ct the seasons" She
owns to 90 sweet summers, and Los
Angeles, Cal, is her home.
Court O; Honor No. 81 entertained
large company of friends at Carse
hall Friday evening. The pro-
gram vas rs follows: Piano
solo. Mrs. Ella Rorison; recitation.
Why l Left the Poor House" Miss
Alice Davis; vocal solo, Miss Edith
Quay!e; recitation. mot Dead Nor
Dying" Miss Mabel Davenport; vocal
sclo, Miss Lillis Kerr; recitation.
q. ". McCaskrin; vocal solo, Mrs
A. j. Risss; recitation. "Oid Ace"
Miss Anna Larkin. Refreshments
We're served. after which dancing
was indulgsd in, Burris' orchestra
furnishing the music.
TIE Rock Island business men are
talking Of recognizing their Com
meroial club, or whatever they call
1t. Il died Of inanition some time
sgo; just naturally tapered of to .
fine point till il was lost TO sight;
what an artist would call the vanish
Ing point. Now shat business is bet.
ter over there, and work actually in
| progress on tho Crescent bridge,
with a positive promise that Rock
Island Will At least have addition 81
communication with this city, the
business men OF that place feel that
they ought to do something toward
reviving the old association that
used tc make something OF stir IN
.o~n.-Davanport Democrat.
Genuine Allegret,i chocolate
creams can only be bought in Rock
Island at the White Palace of Sweets.
They are worth and sold at 80 cents
par pound in any quantities from
one-quarter to 5-pound boxes. We
also have the so-caIlsd original Allie.
gretti chocolates that other dealers
tried to sell first at 80 cents per
per pound, then so and as a last re-
scrs 10 cents per pound. We sell
them At 80 cents per pound. Call at
our store. We will gladly furnish
ycu samples OF both kinds. then
s!!ow you to judge for yourself. Gu,
Allegretti chocolate creams are fresh
by express every morning. No Other
dealer can 60 as much. The White
Palace of Sweets. 1905 Second ave-
nue..
d.! 4 somewha. perp'exipg question
has arisen "a the eircait court a,
Dsveupor: as 20 The node o, proceed
ure in the Bsh,ens murder :rial
Judge House. VINO has presided Ut
to the present time in the hearing O.
the evidence for the prosecution, i;
unable TO proceed further. owing u
lilliness. Jadge Waterman is read
to take up the case now. bus ha!
1. some doubt as to whether sdvan.sg,
might not be taken in the interest O
g new trial were ho 20 take 1. up her,
and proceed after swearing the iur7
over and having the evidence go Isl
Submitted read 70 him from tn:
stenogrsphic report. The attorney
i n sp IN sun 81. A..