Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-12
CITY CHAT.

VII SFe~us
See krell Il Maths new ad.
Buy golf goods from Hynes.
Buckwheat -four at Beechers'.
keidy Bros. for FIRE insurance.
Special cloak sale at Young 4 Nc
Combs.
Miss Lulu Baker left this morning
for Chicago.
The chases open at the Davenport
Mile Track tomorrow.
Read Krell & Maths ad Some
pointers on the sweets Of life.
Get swell overcoat at NJ. & KS.
They have all the latest agonies.
You can save money by buy ing a
cloak now at Young & MsCombs'.
DR.. and Mrs. g. G. Craig and
daughter have returned from Chi.
cago.
Ladies' free IL accompanied by an
escort at Davenport coursing meet
tomorrow.
The Red Men are counting on
painting Davenport their favorite
color tonight.
Z Clyde Eberhart has returned
from the New England Conservatory
Of Music at Boston.
You can get fitted out in a stylish
np-to-date garment at Young & Mo-
Combs special cloak sale.
Good yellow corn 80 cents a bushel
and screenings for chickens as cents
hundred pounds at Beechers'.
Phone your orders for frozen
creams and ices to the White Palace
OF Sweets. Telephone No. 1919.
Call and see Mrs. La Franz before
buying your fall hat. She has a
large assortment at the lowest prices.
The west half Of the remodeled
Gregg building on Second avenue
will. It is said, be occupied by a new
shoe store.
When you start for the Palace of
Sweets be sure you get the White
Palace of Sweets. There are imita-
lions In town.
II you want a serviceable suit for
your boy, buy Reciprocity. Ifyou
want swell suit, buy Russian
blouse. M. * x.
The crowds that focked into Me.
Cabe's yesterday and today is
another note sounding the boom Of
returning prosperity.
Lieut.. Charles Keller has returned
from Philadelphia, whittier he went
on the sad mission OF attending the
funeral Of his father.
Gail and see J. B. thinner e. Co.
before you buy your fall suits. We
have large assortment OF the best
goods At the lowest prices.
Original Allegretti chocolates fresh
this morning from the famous checo-
late maker at the White Palace Of
Sweets, 17O6 Second avenue.
Don't forget to give US your order
for your overcoat. We are the peo-
pie that have the best quality at the
lowest prices. j. Is. thinner & Co.
Pat Rooney is calling on merchants
soliciting articles for the Industrial
Home fair. The public is responding
In n gratifying manner. The fair
opens next MONDAY.
wagon and buggy collided on
Twentieth street near Third avenue
this afternoon. One OF the wheels of
the buggy vas damaged. but the
occupants, two ladies, were unin-
jured.
Hon. W. ID. Bynum, Of Indiana,
spoke for the gold democrats at
Turner Grand Opera house, Daven.
port, last night. Hon. Henry Voll-
mer presided and delivered an ad-
dress.
Puzzles are easy and bogus cam
dies are plenty. but Is requires rare
shfll to produce those lovely pure
candies that can only be seen az the
White Palace of Sweets, 1906 Second
avenue.
+. Il. Halves is moving his family
into his new home on Seventeenth
street today. Maj. G. w. Halves has
leased the Bailey home on Twentieth
street. His family and effects are
also here.
The Upper Iowa NJ. Z. conference
ut Dubuque has transferred Rev. F.
W. Luce from the First NJ. Z. church,
at Davenport to Marion and cent
Rev. II. y. Pratt. OF Mt. Vernon, to
the Davenport charge.
Jacob Strasser, Of Iowa City. and
Miss Anna korn, Of Coralville. / wa
were married OF o'clock yesterday
afternoon a. the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mousley, ais Eight