Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-25

four lodges Of Davenport viii join
next Sunday.
For rubber tired traps and buggies
order Of Cralle & Co. Carriages with
careful drivers at moderate rates.
About so mems suits. worth up to
$40. for Saturday. Is. II your size 10
In the lot this il snap. The Lon
don.
Carnations. 10 cents; roses. 80
cents per dozen tomorrow Saturday.
Anderson, florist. 1919 Second ave-
npe.
Mrs. W. H. Marshall gives . la
dies reception at her home on Twen-
ty-sixth street next Wednesday AZ
ternood.
Fifty and 75-cent s.Mother's
Friend" shirt waists IS cents for
Saturday only at Sommers & La
velle's.
Sweet milk. cream. buttermilk and
skim milk for sale on Nineteenth
street, between First and Second
avenues.
The name of Bessie Sapgren,
Grade /. Building l, Emily Freeman
teacher, was omitted from the roll
Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sturgeon, ac-
companied by their daughter. Jennie.
and son, Rollin, left last night for
Kansas City.
Lsundried percale shirts, made
with yoke, collars aud cuffs at
taohed. the 5O-cent quality 20 cents
at the NJ. & K.
Rev. F. w. Keator, of Freeport,
will ofiiciate at Trinity chur Oh Sum
day. DR.. Sweet preaching to his old
parish at Freepert.
Make you stop and look again
those mems pants at IS, 48. s. and
Is cents at Sommers & La Velie's.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hsrber and grandson,
Master T. B. Hough, OF Trenton.
Mo-, are visiting with the formers
granddaughter, Mrs. Lou G. Eddy.
Judges w. H. Gest. of this city,
and F. G. Ramsay, Of Morrison. are
In Cambridge today in consultation
Is to the advisability of holding q
special term Of court in Henry
county.
Runge & Bennett deliver Black
Hawk spring and artesian water
daily. At moderate rates families
may have these pure waters instead
Of taking their drinks from the city
mains. Telephone 1918.
A team belonging to Frank Tin.
dali. Of near Milan, ran away on
Third avenue yesterday. The horses
ran into the surbing on the south
side Of the Commercial house, where
they were stopped. A broken wagon
tongue was the only damage.
The annual meeting Of the Home
Building & Loan association wa.
held at the Office OF Secretary r. A..
Donaldson last evening when the fol.
lowing directors were chosen: Henry
Carse Aaron Anderson. Sewall Dodge,
Matthes Buncher and w. H. Willis.
Judge Adams yesterday appointed
Charles Buford, Leo Deisenroth and
julius Mosenfelder, and John WITCH,
Thomas Leary and Herman Detjens
commissioners to assess the special
tax for the improvement of Seventh
avenue, the latter three being as
signed to the territory from Twenty.
third to Thirtieth and the former
from Twelfth to Seventeenth.
The will of Anton Jacob Fassnacht
has been probated in the county
court. To John Fassnacht, the ties.
tator's son, is left SO. and the re.
mainder Of his property is ordered
divided equally among his four chill.
dreo, John Fassnacht. and Mrs.
Louise Entler, Rock Island; Mrs.
Kate Stearns, Of Moline, and Mre.
Sophia Traeger. Of Gilbertovn, Iowa.
Mrs. Ann Maria. wife of Frank
Newton, Of just west of Carbon Cliff,
died Wednesday. after . protracted
illness Of IS weeks, from stomach
trouble and an abdominal aneurism.
She was born at Coal Town July 8,
1874. being at the time of her death
~ years, IL months and Is days OF
age. Mrs. Newton leaves to mourn
her loss her husband and four chill.
dren. Mrs. Maggie Skinner. of Pleas
ant Valley; Julia. Jane and James,
at home; also three brothers and one
sister. Mrs. N. Cowel. Of Arkansas,
and James. John and Simeon Griffith.
OF South Moline, beside q vide circle
OF more distant relatives and friends
The funeral occurred at Carbon Cliff
today.