Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-20

Mr. ana MRS. w. i. sharp, OF
Brooklyn, Iowa, are visiting their
daughter. Mrs. A. II. Rough, on
Thirtieth street.
Allen, Myers & Co., telephone
1918. for first class plumbing work
ct reasonable prices. All orders
promptly attended to.
Try our popcorn fritters. You
will like them fresh every morning
from oar own cream candy kitchen.
The White Palace of Sweets.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, terms reasonable. and no de-
lay. Apply to George F. Roth at
jackson & Hurst's Office.
Try it; It is the best yet-almond
| 5rittle-fresh from our own clean
candy kitchen. White Palace Of
Sweets, 1905 Second avenue.
II. E. Carroll, trainmaster of the
Milwaukee, was here yesterday to
investigate the cause Of Saturday
| nights wreck at East Moline.
Almond brittle, the newest candy.
fresh from our own cream candy
kitchen. The White Palace Of
Sweets, 1706 Second avenue.
Charles E. Hollinshead and Miss
jennie Baskey, both Of Denrock. ILL.,,
were married this afternoon by JUS
tice David Halves at his office.
j. 8. Bruner. William A. France
and NJ. w. Gilbert, from Illinois
City, came up to attend the grand
lodge. I. o. o. F.. at Davenport.
There will be an entertainment in
the Emmanuel Baptist church. FRI
day evening, Oct. 20. Miss Nelly
Wilson will render the program.
1t is the White Palace of Sweets
located in tho Bengston block that
extends you cordial invitation to
try their ice cream and fruit ices.
Henry Willms and family desire to
thank Rev. Selle and the neighbors
and friends who rendered them as
sistsnce in their late bereavement.
Advices from Phoenix, Ariz, to.
day are that Judge H. w. Truesdale's
condition is little more favorable.
although he is very weak and very
sick man still.
1t is those nice pure candies made
fresh every day and sold at such
| moderate prices that draws the
crowds to the White Palace OF Sweets,
1905 Second avenue.
James Mcnamara went to Fulton
today to ship his household goods to
| this city, where will take up resi-
dence on Third avenue between
Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Rock Island and Moline Odd Fell
lows have gone over to Davenport
this afternoon to participate in the
grand street parade in honor Of the
Iowa state encampment of the order.
M. & X. can save you from 81 to IS
on an overcost-in tho face of a ris-
ing market. They are showing styles
at $7.S5, $500. $40 and e12, that are
from 81 to s. below their value. NJ.
& X.
The contract for the erection of j.
w. ROCKIES brick dwelling block on
Fourth avenue between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets was awarded today
to John Konosky. The job will cost
about $4,000.
Alexander Green. Of Chicago, q
workman employed in the reconstruo-
ton Of the Rock Islands viaduct over
Third street. in Davenport. had leg
broken this afternoon by the falling
Of piece Of steel.
II you have moved recently or
made any change in your business be
sure and report it to the city direc'
tory office, SO the same will be cor.
rect in the forthcoming directory,
1904 Sec md avenue.
| A runaway team struck q Third
street electric car broadside in Dsv.
enport this morning, jsbbing the
tongue through the panel on the side
Of the car and injuring Miss Cuch.
tori. but not seriously.
On account of st. Louis exposition
at st. Louis, c., B. & Q. will sell
round trip tickets at one and one.
third fare on Sept. 80. Oct. s. z, II,
IA. 10 and 81. limited good for re-
turn five days from date Of sale.
Last shipment of fall and winter
shoes now in, which comprise all the
latest styles. together with being
made by tho most artistic shoe max
ers, make them far the best line eve!
} shown for 81 so. IS. s. so and Is IS
Dolly Bros.
| Prof. Moulton will give the fecont
OF the university extension lecture.
at the High school tomorrow even
ing. Subject. Walter Scott's .'Mon
sstery" as companion study Il
Ariel, OF Shakespeare's Tempest.
Course tickets are t1.25. Single ad
mission IS cents.
i. Lake Hemenway and August Hay
/, ward, the latter of Hampton. left thi
afternoon In a gasoline launch for st
. Louis. They will hunt duck alons
the river. From st. Louis they vii
follow the Illinois river up to Peoria
where they will dispose Of the craft
which belongs to Mr.. Hayward, An,