Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-19
CITY CHAT.

Hynes sells bicycles.
Buy homs-Reidy Bros.
Money to losn-Reidy Bros.
Fresh vegetables ct Hess Bros.
Smoked sturgeon at Hess Bros.
Fresh strawberries at Hess Bros.
Miss Nellie Dsvine, Of Chicago. 10
visiting in the city.
r. Stockhouse and son, Charles p. d,
are visiting q Springfield.
The city council has its semi.
monthly meeting to night
The public schools have suspended
for Q weeks Easter vacation.
James Connor left this morning
fer st. Paul on business trip.
The board Of supervisors meets to-
morrow. when II will reorgan'ze.
DR.. Miller. veterinary surgeon; Of.
fee at Reiss' drug store. Fourth ave.
nue..
Little Willie Baker is said to have q
state job, but he don't know what il
10 yet.
The Sheridan club gives its Eastsr
ball at the Industrial Home this
evening.
The Rock Island Brewing company
sent out very neat and appropriate
Easter card.
Deputy j. H. Lamont's internal
REVENGE collections for last week
were $5O4.4O.
II you want to buy q bicycle at
$3.50, be the first customer any
morning this week at McCabs Bros.
II you intend buying SEWN g
machine why not be an early bird
any morning this week at McCabe
Bros'p
One OF Davenport's young bust.
ness men will lead we'll known up
town Rock leland lady to the ALTAR
this week.
Miss Estes will resume dressmak.
ing at 230S Fourth avenue, and will
be pleased to see her old friends and
customers.
John c. Barnhart, OF Chicago. is
here on q short visit. He is now dsy
clerk at the Continental, Charley
Blooms hotel.
The Van Dyke & Eaton company
concluded its engagement at Harper's
theatre last nigst, presenting "a
Midnight Mistake ..
Kings $485 mackintoshes for
e1.67, e7.65 for 81. 40 and 1910 for
$3.50 NJ the closing out sale BY
Harmed Il Won Maur.
II you are looking for corsets soc
those from the McIntyre-Reck stock
which McCsbe Bros. are showing at
much less than half cost.
The strains OF "Sweet Marie" were
heard on Second avenue last night.
the Salvation Army having arranged
one Of Its songs to the air of that
once popular ditty.
DIR. G. G. Craig had one Of his
horses disposed Of today on Market
Square by Auctioneer Harris.
The animal was knocked down to
William Trefz for t22.
tn cost you but little. II will
mean lots OF comfort. Don't fail to
see his great big line before making
your purchase. 1t will be money
In your pockets to buy Of Sutcliffe.
Ten cent straw ticking 81 cents, 20
cent sateen ticking 121 cents, 10 cent
tennis flannels 8 cents, l2} cent
percales CT, ut Harmed Il Won Maur's
closing out sale Of the klug. Hasler
stock.
Tickets on sale at Cations for q
finish glove contest between Lam
bert and Balm. April 20; will hold
money until after contest; II not
finished will return money to ticket.
holders.
Thousands are attending the clos.
ing out sale Of the Klug- Hasler stocl
by Harmed Il Won Maur, and Of
course they will continue while q
jackets 60 for 10 cents; SIS jack ct.
for t2.17.
The children OF the late Catharin,
Grotegut wish to thank their friends
and the Royal Neighbors for kind
ness shown them in their late be
reavement. Also for the many
floral tributes.
The Pilgrims Progress company
with powerful ste eopticon, viii
appear At the A. NJ. F.. church Thurs
day, April 20. corner OF Foarih ave
nue. and Fourteenth street. Admis
sion 10 and Is cents.
The game Of base ball between tn,
High school and Augustana teams
Awarded
Highest Honors-Worsa's Falf,