Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-12

suitings ut E. F. Dorn's, the tailor,
under the Harper house.
No man Is well dressed unless he
gets tailor to make his clothes that
has taste. Get Dorm to make your
suit and you will be convinced.
Manager McHugh has arranged
with the Schiller vaudeville company
to give free entertainment 1t the
Tower theatre tomorrow afternoon.
The 10 Longs great band, 10 Ro-
mano. Ralph Baird and Corrines
Barrile. the great harp and violin
players. will play at Billy Cations
saloon tonight.
Mrs. Henry Hubbard and children
left this morning for . short visit
with relatives ut Shannon, Ill, after
which they 60 to Canton, s. D., to
spend the summer.
II. W. Young. cashier in the Cres-
CO bank at Cresco, Iowa. accompa-
MED by his daughter, Miss Mary
Young, Is visiting his brother, Su-
perintendens of Schools r. G.. Young.
Col. Durham at Thursdays prao-
tice shoot at the Marlin Rifle clubs
range made Sc points out of posi-.
BILE hundred. The colonel is the
proudest and most envied man in the
club.
]. j. Green, 1927 Twentieth
street. has arranged with Florist An.
derson for the purchase of . great
number of choice roses, which he
will give away to every cigar custo-
mer tomorrow.
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.
At last the warm weather is here,
and the ladies are wanting white
summer hats and sailors. The only
right place to get them is at Otte-
sens millinery establishment, 222
West Second street. Davenport.
The Rock Island nine was beaten
BY the st. Ambrose college team at
Davenport yesterday afternoon. The
score was IS to. 16 Walter Long,
Thomas Riddell and John Dolly were
the battery for the players from this
city.
H. j. Rossiter, of the government
engineer corps, overseer Of work be-
tween the mouth of the Illinois and
Missouri rivers, leaves Monday for
Keokuk, where he goes aboard the
tug, j. C. Parke, which operates in
that field, and with which he will re-
main throughout the season.
The West Ends were defeated by
the Fifteenth Street Sweaters yester-
day afternoon at the No. 6 school
grounds on Twelfth street. The
score was SO to s12. thinner and
Corken were the points for the
Sweaters and Weaver and Huntley
for the West Ends.
Another meeting of the members
Of the Fraternal Tribunes was held
at Csrse hall last evening. The
name Of Rock Island Tribunal No. l
was adopted. The meeting was
largely attended. . number Of ladies
being present. Next Friday evening
. public installation of the officers
Of Rock Island Tribunal will be held.
The Central Union Telephone COM
paay Is having its semi-annual tele-
phone directory printed. Any con.
templated changes in address or
style Of firm name should be reported
to the manager at once, also any
who expect to put in q telephone
soon II they will give notice immed
lately. their name and number will
be printed on the new list.
Miss Edna Benser and her attor.
ney. r. B. Ivory. and wife, returned
today to Pittsburg. Miss Bensel
yesterday had an order entered in
the county court directing her resi-
dent guardian, Capt. T. j. Robinson
to pay to her $500 for present neces
stiles. The action was taken Will
the full consent of Mrs. Benser, tn,
young lady's step-mother, who leave
tonight for Chicago.