Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-11

Iporter at What Cheer, Iowa, and
likewise postmaster there. and Frank
Kinney. Of the same place, were call
ers at The ARGUS Office today.
Simon & Mosenfelder have the sat.
isfaction to know that people who
once call. spread the news Of their
great bargain sale more effectively
than all other modes Of advertising.
The state senate idea of judicial re-
superintendent puts Book Island
county in the Thirteenth district.
where it has been heretofore classed
in the proposed change. with Henry,
Mercer and Whiteside.
There was benediction and . ser.
mon by Rev. Father .Mackin at Sc.
Joseph's church last evening. This
will continue through lent, during
which period there will be services
every Friday evening also.
Do not be dc sived. william Schmeil
& Co. are selling nice new wallpaper,
mouldings and everything connected
with the decorative art, at prices
lower than others are selling old
shelfworn goods. POOP Fourth av-
| enue.
The funeral OF Ralph, little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Tremaun, was
held from the bereaved home at 2
O'Clock this afternoon. Services
we're conducted by Rev. Ira W. Al
len. Of the Central Presbyterian
church.
Before buying wallpaper, mould
ings and decorations Of any kind, in
spect the stock of William Schmeil
& 20. Everything nice and new at
prices to suit all. Our purchases
are the best to be had and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. POOP Fourth ay-
enue.
Secure supply for the coming
season Of absolutely pure ice. made
from distilled water, at reasonable
rates. and with good service guar
anteed. by ordering now from
the Crystal Ice and Cold Storage
company. Of Davenport. Telephone
POI. Orders can also be left with
H. Won Koeckritz, Fifth avenue
pharmacy.
At this big and sIaughtering wall
paper sale at SATELLITES, opposite the
new court house on Second avenue,
there will be some people wanting
to buy only for speculative purposes,
and therefore the limit has been set
at $50 worth of goods to each Gus
toner. giving all q chance to get
part Of the bargains now being Of
fered at Sutcliffe's.
William Friedrichsen, of Moline,
aud Miss Minnie Roehr, of this city,
were married at o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the German Lutheran
church on Twentieth street. Rev.
c. A. Mennicke performed the cere-
mony, which was witnessed by q
company of the relatives and friends
OF the couple. A reception followed
at the homo Of the groom.
John Radcliffe, an employee of Dau-
ber's blacksmith shop, received q Sc
we're electrical shock from q street
car. which had become derailed in
Moline, yesterday. The accident &C.
Cured on the Fourth avenue line.
The motorman failed to shut off the
current when the car left the track.
The brass railing became charged.
In alighting Radcliffe took hold with
both hands. and thereby sustained
the shock.
There was head-end collision q
mile-and-a-half north of Warner be-
tween engines S7l and S65, on the
Burlington Tuesday. Both locomo-
tives were pulling freights, the 81
being in charge of Engineer Bensge.
and the other in charge OF Engineer
Keppel. who is held responsible for
the accident. he having. it is claimed.
overlooked his running orders. He
was going north. The engines we're
but slightly damaged. however, hav-
ing come together very lightly.
Read and save SO per cent. George
Sutcliffe, the wall paper dealer, OPP
posite the new court house on Sec
ond avenue. is going to make an ex-
tensive change in his stores and
must lower the stock. He has de-
cided to start right in the beginning
OF the season and slaughter goods
until they are gone or nearly so. Go
at once and select your wall paper
before it is sold. Don't put it Off
must be sold and will be sold. The
largest and finest stock Of wall paper
in the three cities at prices way be-
low cost.
Mrs. Beechcr's Remains.