Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-28
Work will DO resumed tomor-

ial. Work will be resumed tomor-
row.
! Miss Estes will resume dressmak.
ing at 1908 Fourth avenue, and will
be pleased to see her old friends and
customers.
Next Sunday the summer season
will open at the Tower. Two bands
in grand concert and frequent street
car service.
TIE cases Of John and James Nc
Williams were continued today by
Justice Weld until o'clock Fri
day morning.
Thomas C. Church and Miss Ber-
tina Meier, Of this city, were married
this afternoon by Magistrate Schroe-
der at his office.
Some say. some don't say; what
do you say? But we say that chap
Ply Bill" is the best 8 cent cigar in
the market today.
County Clerk Kohler is having q
visit from his daughter, Mrs. Jonas
Westling, Of Denver, who is accom-
panied by her two children.
The last of the series Of side shots
by mem bers of the Marlin club for q
supper occurs tomorrow afterno
So far the Davis side is ahead.
The annual congregation al meet
ing of the Central Presbyterian
church occurs at the close of the reg
Mar weekly prayer meeting tonight.
Yaw, the great soprano, sings at
the Burtis tonight. An extraordi-
nary treat is thereby assured to tri-
city lovers Of music in the highest
art.
The repu blican ward caucuses to
select delegates to Mondays county
convention are to be held Saturday
evening. the primary election law to
be waived.
Don't fail to hear Clarence Eddy,
Americas greatest organist, at the
Methodist church, Thursday even
ing. Tickets and seats reserved At
Harper house drug store.
Mrs. j. Dizotell complains to the
police Of the carvings on Of crowd
Of boys who assemble in the yard
across the street from her home be-
fore and after school hours.
Rock Island and Ucal lodges, I. o.
G. F., have issued Invitations to ball
TO be given at the Industrial Home
next Friday evening in honor Of the
18th anniversary Of the order.
More Crescent bicycles made and
sold than any other kind. $4,000
Crescents were sold in 1895, 10000
in 1896. Ifyou want to ride the best
get the Crescent at David Don's.
A Davenport paper Of this morn
ing heads an article "Miss Yaw To-
night" Don't miss Yaw tonight.
would doubtless have been a more
satisfactory injunction as far as the
management is concerned.
The Y. M. C. A. membership con-
test opens at the building next Mon
day night, and will continue three
days. The Davenport association is
conducting similar contest, but
Rock Island expects to Guido the en-
deavors on that side.
The directors of the Home Build
ing and Savings association, of Dav-
enport, have received a statement
from State Bank Examiner Walters
showing the shortage of the missing
secretary, j. j. Ryan, to be in the
neighborhood Of 1900.
l.. Nj. Blake. commercial agent OF
the Minneapolis & st. Louis. and r.
G. Martin, commercial agent of the
Iowa Central, both OF whose head
Iguarters is Minneapolis, called on
their old friend. L. NJ. Greer agent
of the Milwaukee, today.
Patrick Cass died at 8 O'Clock this
afternoon at his home on Twenty.
second street. aged IS. He leaves q
wife and four daughters, Mrs. Viii.
liam Gray, Omaha: Mrs. John Rosen.
field, Mrs. T. J. O'Brien and Mrs.
John Kinney, Of this city.
There is to be a warm game OF ball
at the hopfield next Monday after.
noon. Billy Allars will captain one
team and Jack Mcmahon the other,
while Zee Mcmahon will deal out
the decisions. The contest will be
for . half-bsrrel of brown pop.
Clarence Eddy, who has been con.
certifying in Europe tho past two
years and who leaves the last OF May
to make his home in London hereaf
ter, will favor our people on Thurs
, day evening with a grand organ con
cert in the First Methodist church.
Reserve your seats at the Harper
house drug store.
TRAIN WRECKED BY MlscREANrs.
Ono Man Killed. Two Badly Hurt and Ter