Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-30

py . horse last Monday.
|. Hans Grampp leaves tomorrow
afternoon for Chicago to attend the
Chicago Brewing school.
Try an Argus want II you have
anything you don't want. Of want
anything you don't possess.
The stage of water 1t the Rock Isl
and bridge ut noon was 8 60 and
falling; the temperature 81.
The Marlin Rife club had .
friendly shoot 1t its Elm Street Gar
den range yesterday afternoon.
Henry Won Hecke will give . grand
opening lunch at his place. seven
teenth street and Fourth avenue, to-
night.
The sheridan club gave its semi
monthly dancing party at its rooms
last evening. Bleuer's furnished tn.
music.
Drop into '.Heine's Place" tonight
aud get Q taste of q delicious oyster
stews and see some scietifc bag
punching.
Harry, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ferdinand Holdorf, is recovering
from q severe attack of membran-
eous Group.
Rev. Axel Wester. Of Moline. will
| preach in the Swedish Baptist church
Fifth ven and Twenty FIRST street
tomorrow evening.
The Davenport team was defeated
at basket ball by the Y. NJ. G. A.
team at the gymnasium in this city
last night, 26 to 4.
DIR. Henry D. Steele, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. Glasses prop
erly fitted. Rosenstein block, Fifth
avenue and Fifteenth street, Moline.
MI. and Mrs. F. j. Lewis, OF Oma-
ha, who has been visiting the past
few days with Rock Island relatives,
left last night for Florida for q
months stay.
There will be a gospel song SER
vice at the Aiken street chapel to-
morrow evening. New hymn books
have been provided, and an interest
ing occasion is promised.
The roller rink has been decorated
in gay attire for Monday nights en-.
tertainmeDt. the ceiling being COW
cred with large American flags. 1t
promises to be a magnificent affair.
Bailif Reynolds arrived last night
from Chicago with J G. Parks, &C
cused by j W. Jones with stealing
m~ortgaged property. Parks is booked
for q preliminary examination this
afternoon.
The crowds focking to the sale of
the Bamberger stock is sufficient evil
dence that NJ. & KS business meth
DDS are right, and that their efforts
are being appreciated. Entirely too
busy for VIZ ting newspaper ads.
A dancing party was given at K. P.
hill last evening by the jolly Octave
Cirque ciub. SO couples being in at
tendance, and having a most pleas
INT time. Bleuer's orches "a fur
n,shed the music. 1T midnight re-
ffeshm.nts were served.
A meeting of the Tri-City Section,
National Council of Jewish Women,
will ne held tomorrow afternoon at
2:s0 at the standard club. Miss Cora
FIexner will read q pap-r on '.Bene-
dict S~pinnza," and there will be an
address on "Alaska" by Mrs. F. ed
erick Schwatka
BY the tone of our ueiyhbor's To-
Gals last evening ~e would Judge he
had . spell Of insists; would advise
him to take another dose of moth
eaten, shelf-worn cure-it no doubt
would do him good. In the mean
time You q buy nice new clothing
at the London for much less than
mo.h-eaten clothing is sold at other
sales. The London.
E. G. Frazer is selling soft coal
this winter and has facilities for sup
plying the best grades in the market
At the lowest current prices and with
q guarantee Of prompt and careful
delivery. He respectfully solicits
some Of your orders. Call up tele-
phone 1888 and order Lehigh Valley.
Anthracite, Camel coal, La Sale
third vein. or Cable soft coal and
you will get it without delay.
Take it for granted that the Lon.
don had bought that wonderful stock
OF moth-eaten. shelf-worn goods, it
would have been impossible for MS to
have done IS rotten q job as the COM
bination have done by moving their
unstable. old shoddy, moth-eaten,
sheif-worn goods from the combina-
ton stores; and they call this
method OF doing business guarding
the interest OF Rock Islands people
We will leave this to the public Il
judge. But don't forget that we ar,
right in the push selling first clas'
made clothing for less than moth
eaten goods are sold. The London