Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-06

from the state G. A. &. encampment
at Galesburg.
Simply exquisite silk blouse,
Fauntleroy waists as well As the swell
styles in Star and Mothers Friend
waists. NJ. & K.
Come yourself and bring your chill
dren to see the smallest married
couple now travelling. All this week
at Young & McCombs'.
Theodore Siebert and H. r. Keller
strass left last night on a southern
trip, which will include q visit to
the Tennessee exposition.
Judge John P. Hand and w. L. Luz
dolph were in Springfield yesterday,
where they filed the republican ju-
dicial nomination papers.
A small bridge on the Rock Island
road, four miles west of Grinnell,
Iowa, was burned early this morn
ing. delaying the trains several
hours.
T. H. Thomas and F. S. Brough
were in Springfield yesterday. So
was Capt. cleveland there,
Henry Tiedemann and Miss Eunice
Schroeder. of Davenport. were mar
ried last Saturday by Rev. C. A.
Mennicke, OF the German Lutheran
church.
Additional saloon license re-
newals: August Sohmid, H J..
Schwecke, j. w. Roche, F. j. Raible,
Henry Deisenroth, George Weiland,
P. H. Kelly, John Cramer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Knox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Bladel, and Mrs. Ed
Hill. Mrs. Elisha Reynolds and Mrs.
S. j. Norris are attending the G. A.
4. state encampment at Galesburg.
P. 6. Harshbsrger, deputy COM
mander in chief, U. v. u, whose
home is at Louisville, KY, and L.
c. Payne. of Pittsfeld, representing
the same society. are in Rock Island.
Health Commissioner j. p. Come.
gys gives public notice that all gar
bags be deposited in the alleys by
next Monday, when the spring
cleaning campaign will be inaugur-
ated.
Kautz & Ksutz have opened their
new saloon and restaurant at 1919
Second avenue, and will give q fine
lunch Saturday morning and even
ing. Their place has been named
The Richlieu."
A great big assortment of Mothers
Choice suits, double elbows, double
knees, double seat. II there could
be anything better we would have it,
but Mothers Choice suits are the
best on earth. NJ. & K.
II you cannot decide what wheel
to buy. read the answer in the sky
tonight. Crescents are sky-high
and you cannot make q mistake
when you select the Crescent. Call
and examine them at David Don's.
Be sure to get your seats reserved
early for the Sonntag concert Fri
day evening. May, at the Y. NJ. G.
A. auditorium, as a large attendance
is assured. They can be procured
at tn. Y. Ii. c. A. building at SO
cents.
Simon s Mosenfeldsr's handsome
new store was thrown open this
morning. displaying an inviting ar
ray OF floral embellishments. The
show windows present a very at
tractive feature, the conception of
George Igou, Of Davenport.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Industrial Relief society will be held
at the home Of Mrs. A. NJ. Blakesley
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock. All
ladies interested in the work are
urged to attend, and all having bills
against the society are invited to
present them.
| Joseph Henrichs was today
awarded the contract for removing
the old county Office building at the
the southeast corner of the court
house square by the committee on
public expen ditures, his bid being
$3.50. The committee has also under
consideration the carpeting of the
circuit court room.
The Union offers the hope that
Chief Fender will lose no time in
uniiorming the new police fo.ce. 1t
il wish that all will join fervently
In. The patrolmen have not worn
anything with semblance to up-to-
date regulations for the past two
years. For the sake Of metropolitan
appearances sack the sack in the de-
Ian l.