Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-29
BRIEF MENTION.
'uy q homa-Reidy Bros.

Buy q homs-Reidy Bros.
Wagon with each boys suit from
81 mp. Sommers & La Yelle.
Clothes dyed. cleaned and repaired
in frst class style at 1412 Fourth ave-
niue. a
Wall paper at I cent per roll at
Lerch & Greve's, 500 Eighteenth
street.
Speaking of specials. just glance
At the Boston store announcement on
page one.
The only place to buy wall paper
is at Lerch & Greve's. This week /
cent per roll. Open evenings.
You can find anything in the fur
niture line at the big furniture and
carpet house Of CIemann & Salz-
mann's. i.a.-
|. Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Higgins and
daughter. May. and Mrs. MCGEE
have returned from q visit to Chi
cago relatives. 5IA-
L. Simo hiss leased the Maye
Rosenfelder residence on Seventh
avenue, and will take up his abode
there with his family about April 1.
Frank Taylor is in Peoria settling
up the affairs of the Rock Island
Lumber & Manufacturing company's
branch sash and door house in that
city, which has been abandoned.
Billy Baker was the hero OF the
hour in 1.-THE corner" yesterday. 1t
is admitted that Billy has . way of
his own, that none else can approach
in turning the headstrong morning
paper around.
/ Reidy Bros. have sold their 10-room
combination barber shop and dwell
ing at 908 Third avenue to d. G.
Carr. of LIE Claire. who viii fit the
place up and conduct a first class
tonsorial parlor.
A verdict has been reached and it
has been unanimously decided by
the crowds who attended the sale
Saturday that the wall papers at the
Adams Wall Paper company's were
far prettier and cheaper than ever
before.
Peter Gottsmann will make repre-
sentative assistant supervisor. He
is q resident Of the First ward, q Cit
izen who enjoys the respect of many
citizens all over the city, and he will
make the right kind of supervisor
exactly.
Corsets. 25O, sizes "a to 80, cheap
est were IS cents, from that up to
$3.50. All the w. B., American
Lady and Armorside; a lot of the
famous Ferris waists also. ANY and
all. your choice tomorrow. AZ cents.
McIntyre-Reck sale.
There will be a social at the United
Presby terrain chnrch Friday evening.
April 2. under the auspices Of the Y.
T. G. U. A fine program has been
prepared and splendid time is
promised. Everybody come. Ad-
mission free. Refreshments Is cents.
A meeting of the colored ministers
OF Rock Island. Davenport and Mo-
line, is to be held at the residence OF
Rev. j. w. Washington, pastor Of
the Second Baptist church, Thurs
day afternoon at l O'Clock. for the
purpose Of forming q tri-city minis
isterial association. .
The members of Fay Halves camp
Of Royal Neighbor extend an invita-
ton to all members of the ROYAL
Neishbor and Woodmeu camps of
this city, who are interested in the
meeting Of the head camp OF Roy al
Neighbors. to attend meeting to be
held in Carse's hall Tuesday evening,
March 80, at 7.S0 p. m. Ut'
The mill OF the Rock Island Lum-
Der company started up today. That
familiar whistle which has been ST.
lent for several months shrieked
through the esrly morning air, sig
mailing to work many of the unem-
ployed. and Announcing one Of the
first evidences of the death Of winter.
B mill starts tomorrow.
The democrats of Drury township
have nominated the following candi-
dates: Supervisor, j. II. Foster;
town clerk, j. A. Miller; assessor,
Leon A. Wylie; collector. Ebert Nc.
Greer; commissioner of highways,
Enos Bapp; justices Of the peace, c
W. Smith. Dan Foster; constables. G.
w. Ricketts,. Fred Foster; school
trustee, Austin Reynolds; pound
master; W. F. Hartman.
The Hamler-Ingrabsm company
concluded two weeks engagement
at Hsrper's theatre last night. The
management of this versatile organ.
ization was importuned to. remain
another week, but this was consid-
cred an impossibiiity, as several Of
the mem bers of the company had
letters from home to quit the show
business for the season and return to
the farm. and get in trim for the
summers work, IS the blue birds
had arrived, the frost had flown, and
the ground was getting mellow and
ready to, meet the pillow. (rhis ex.
PLANTATION is made, however, with
apologies to the farmer.)
Miss Bertha Sonntag, the vel
known vocal and instrumental teach
er. Of Davenport. will give concert
at Library hall, Davenport. mex
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