Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
ehattel mortgage Of $500 held by
Mrs. Telitha Munro.

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Mrs. Telitha Munro.
Have plate OF the daintiest ice
cream, served on the daintiest china
in the dsintiest little parlor In town
at the little White Palace Of Sweets.
Take time to test these truths.
You can buy the best suits and over
coats st their store at lower price
than elsewhere. Sommers q La
velle.
Henry Burris has returned from
Alton, where he attended the Grand
Masonic lodge. and which honored
him by electing him grand :senior
warden.
Let us make q brick Of ice cream
for your Sunday dinner in any or as
many fas1ons as you may want.
The We Palace Of Sweets, 17c6
Second avenue.
Mrs. Kuhnen and the Misses Kuh.
men, OF Davenport, will give a recep.
tion at their home next Thursday AZ
ternoon in honor Of Col. ]. P. bona.
hue and bride.
More latest styles in mems over
coats to show you than all the other
clothing stores in Rock Island can
produce. Prices always lowest.
The London.
Hind your p's and q's when buy
ing clothing. P's prices and Q's
qualities; you can trust this nrm for
the proper com bination Of both.
Sommers & La Velle.
Are you going to take q trip II
so the London is the place to buy
your satchels and trunks. Endless
variety. The London.
Mort Ewing, formerly Of this city,
but lately with the United States Ex-
press company, at Peoria, has been
transferred temporarily to the COM
pany's Office at Moline.
Tomatoes, 10 cents q peck
sweet potatoes. Is cents q peck;
lard. four pounds for rs cents, and
fresh bread three loaves for 10 cents,
at Beecher's cheap cash store.
Twin-City Typographical union No.
107 has donated fine set 81 silver
knives, forks and spoons to tho In
dustrial fair. and which Is on ex-
hibision at J. Ramser's jewelry store.
Phil Mitchell. OF this city. was
elected one Of The delegates to the
American Bankers association con.
vention BY the State Bankers asso-
citation convention at Peoria yester-
day.
II is tho little White Palace OF
Sweets, located in the Bengston
block, that extends you q cordial in
vitation to try their ice creams and
fruit ices.
Great line of beaver overcoats in
black, blue and brown, for &729;
other houses advertise no better for
$40. Undertaking everybody the
reason VIC do such large business.
The London.
Mrs. J. W. Dresser was pleasant
~ surprised by company Of lady
friends from Davenport at her home
on Second avenue yesterday after
noon. Refreshments were served
and a delightful time had.
On account Of St. Louis exposition
az st. Louis, c., b. & Q. will sell
round trip tickets at one and one
third fare on Sept. 80. Oct. 81, IL,
IA. 10 snd 81. limited good for re-
turn FIVE days from date Of sale.
Isaac Soper was arrested at his
room on Market square last evening.
He was turned over to the Davenport
police. He Is wanted across the riv.
er. having stabbed his wife who con.
ducts boarding house over there.
Edward q. Carter, of New York,
gave fine lecture at Augustana col
logo last evening. His recitation of
Poe's Raven" was particularly ar.
tistic. while his imitation Of tbs late
actor. John Mccullough, won him
much praise.
Dan W. Gould, Of Moline, who Is
visiting in Cambridge. met with an
accident the other day, which will
deprive him Of the use OF his right
foot for some time. In going out
doors. he clipped on the steps and
broke one Of the bones Of his ankle
| The 5sth birthday anniversary OF
Gustav Stengel. ST., was pleasantly
celebrated at his home on Fourth
avenue last evening by q number OF
neighborhood friends who called
John Ohlweiler as spokesman for the
party presented Mr.. Ssengel with &
beautiful, richly mounted silk UNI
brella. for which the recipient made