Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-12
CITY CHAT;

Knabe pianos at Housel's.
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem
Apples 10 cents a peck at Horizons.
Krell & Math home made bread at
Horizons.
Band concert at Turner hall
Wednesday evening.
All kinds of cut flowers for funeral
designs at A. G. Anderson's.
Otto's band at Turner hall Wednes.
day evening, admission 10 cents.
Otto's band at Turner hall Wednes-
day evening. admission 10 cents.
The newly elected officers of Home
Forum 6 were installed last evening.
Shoe sale. Hot shoe prices. Read
I'D. this page. Don't get left. The
Boston.
The stage Of water at the Rock Isl-
and bridge noon was 800; the tenn
perature 81.
Leave your order for piano tuning
at Houssl's music store, All Twenty
third street.
Otto's band, % pieces, will give q
grand concert at Turner hall Wednes-
day evening.
Trinity improvement guild will
meet at the rectory tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Jane Johnston and daughter.
Susanne, have returned from g.
month"; visit at Pasadena, Cal.
Rev. Brandt, OF Alpha, is assisting
Rev. Cain in series of revival meet
ings st Emanuel Baptist church.
An opportunity in house furnish.
ing--see Mayer Rosenfeld's an
nouncement in TEE ARGUS want ads.
A revival will be conducted at the
Swedish Baptist church tonight,
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings
"rhe Nancy Hanks" one of the
swiftest comedies on the road, will
be presented at the Burti this even
ing.
Mrs. Hugh Martin, Of Coal Valley,
died yesterday, aged 81 years She
had resided in Coal Valley since
1868.
Tonight at Industrial hall occurs
the entertain ment and ball of the
Woodmen. The program begins
promptly at 8 o'clock.
Peter M Gilloley, chief Of the Dav-
export fire department. and Miss
Margaret Leonard, of that city, were
married this morning.
Sam Blumer is contemplating TAX
ing course in scientific butter and
cheese manufacturing at the agri-
cultural college at Ames, 10 va.
DR.. S. c. Plummer and A. M.
Blakesley will attend the Loyal
Legion banquet at the Auditorium
hotel, Chicago, Thursday evening.
DR.. Henry ID. Steele, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. Glasses prop
erly fitted. Rosenstein block. Fifth
avenue and Fifteenth street, Moline
Bernard Van Lerghe, coal dealer
Of Moline. has confessed judgment
for $1,000 in the county court in
favor Of Fred Van Won.erghn, of
Moline.
Inventory shoe sale Until Jan. 80
this sale goes on, starts now, and the
quicker you start for one of the bar
gains the better you are off. The
Boston.
r. NJ. Savage, of Port Byron. who
is serving on the grand jury, was
called home todsy By telegram an
nouacing the serious ILLNESS CT his
little daughter, Myrtle.
Bishop Alexander Burgess officiat-
ed at the services at Christ church
Moline. Sunday. The parish is ar
ranging to recall its first rector, Rev.
X. ". Hewitt, now OF Kewanee.
C. w. Halves Camp 1850, NJ. W. A.,
will install its new officers ut Indus
trial hail this evening. Head Clerk
c. W. Halves officiating. The cere-
monies will be followed by ball.
Byrnes & Cos. old relis Bile MILL
merry establishment has made sweep
ing reductions in order to clear up
the fall and winter stock. A rare
opportunity for thoughtful buyers
Michael Conley, a member of the
YEARLY Willie tribe, was arrested
yesterday by Officer Schsab for the
theft Of can Of cream and some gro.
ceries from the milk wagon OF Lewis
Emory.
Inventory shoe sale. Read our ad,
and don't fail to profit by it. We
shall cut aud slash until Jan. 80,
when we invoice. Just think of
e2.95 buying any ladies' shoe in the
house. Tie Boston.
Burglars stole some tools from
Paul Thiesen's wagon shop in the
east end of the city last light and
then burglarized Paulsen's saloon in
Moline Of $50 worth of stuff, using
the tools to effect an entrance.
Mems Shoes slaughtered. See
those patent leather and enamels.