Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-18

all kinds. cheapest place on earth If
Holbrook's, Davenport.
Ladies' dressing tables, in all
woods. 20 per cent off this week at
Holbrook's. Davenport.
Ladies. secure one of those beauti-
ful trimmed hats while Byrnes & Co.
are selling them cheap.
Refrigsrators at 20 per cent OF
means less than cost. All this week
at dolbrook's. Davenport.
Mrs. c. A. Arndt and Miss Lena
Silver, Of Huron. 8. D.. are visiting
at the residence Of s NJ. Arndt.
Everybody sings praises for those
nice. cool serge coats and vests and
crash suits at Stewards, the halter.
Sweet milk, cream, buttsrmilk and
skinned milk for sale on Nineteenth
street between First and Second ave.
nues.
Mrs. d. La Frenz is Offering great
bargains in trimmed hats this week.
Come one, come all. 1924 Third
avenue.
]. M. V. Sanderson and family
have moved from Moline to their
fruit farm, yellow Cliff" South
Heights.
Airs from the Tyrol-enchanting
music OF the Swiss mountaineers-
hear them at the Watch Tower every
evening this week.
Pleasant place these hot evenings
at the Watch Tower. Lights, music
and cool breezes. Good car service
and many amusements.
A trolley party Of 800 people went
to the Tower last evening in II dec
GRATED cars. The excursion was
given by the Red Men Of Moline.
Judge Bigelow reconvened the May
term Of the circuit court this morn
ing. and after entering q few orders
again adjourned until next Tuesday.
The Moline Plattdeutschen society
gives a grand picnic at Huber's gar
den Saturday. June 10. All the So
cieties Of the three cities will parti-
cspate.
DR.. Marc Ramser has returned
from New York City. having COM
pleted . special course Of study at
the New York Post graduate college
and hospital.
After you have tried all others 20
to Stewart, the halter. He can
please you in hat, summer under
wear. neckwear, belts, sweaters and
bicycle suits.
Watch and jewelry repairing at F.
J. Dickman's, 1922 Second avenue,
with ]. p. Ament, who would like to
trade . gold watch for q lady's or
gents bicycle.
Tremann's Sons. the enterprising
meat market men, have replaced |
their old delivery wagons by two
neat and metropolitan appearing
ones. The new wagons are beauties.
The Boston shoe store was entered
last night. Two pairs of shoes and |
gold watch, the latter belonging to |
George Price, ST., we're taken. The
burglars entered through the tran
som OF the front door.
Elsewhere appears Mayor Medill's
notice calling the school election
June 20. There is to be but one
voting place, and it the Dimick
livery barn premises, on Third ave-
nue.. There is but one member to
be elected this year.
Supervisor Joseph Fitzpatrick, of
Milan, returned yesterday from Chi
cago, where he took an examination
before the civil service board of the
army department. He is seeking an
appointment under that department,
having formerly been an inspector
on canal construction.
In spite Of tho suffocating heat .
good audience witnessed the per-
formance Of the children Of St.
Mary's school 1T Columbia hall last
evening. The young folks did re-
markably we'll, especially in the doll
drill. Tho entertainment was 4
credit to Prof. Adams, who drilled
the children. g.
A wild rumor few about town YES
terday afternoon in effect that C. E.
Case had been robbed. and, notwith.
standing the extreme heat, people
found time to think about it, and to
make anxious ing uiry concerning it.
To add to the excitement it was an.
nounced that the missing purse con-
tanned $40. Case was about to wire
to Chicago for Pinkerton detective
when the lost property turned up.
Laboring under the excessive heat,
Charles had misplaced it. He will
endeavor to avoid occasioning 90
much alarm in the cnmmnn;fu aGs;n