Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-21

~ IS th0Se nice pure canQ109 made
fresh every day and sold at such
moderate prices that draws the
crowds to she White Palace Of Sweets,
1905 Second avenue.
Oscar 4. Sparkling. 0 member Of
the Moline police force. and Miss
Catharine Ullmsn were married
Tuesday at the parsonage Of St.
Mary's church, Moline.
1t Is the White Palace Of Sweets
located in the Bengston block that
extends you a cordial invitation to
try their ice cream and fruit ices.
State Senator Case, wife and
daughter, OF Chicago. are guests at
the home Of T. H. Thomas. Senator
Case 10 in attendance upon the
Building and Loan association con-
vention.
Dainty service. dainty china. dain-
ty silver. dainty parlor. and above al
the daintiest ice cream and fruit ices
ever served in Rock Island at the
White Palace Of Sweets, l7O6 Second
avenue.
IL 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 Second avenue.
Mrs. Frances Murphy, who has
been visiting her parents. Me-. and
Mrs. j. Il. Johnston, left this morn
Ing for Indianapolis, where she will
make short stay before returning
to her home in Pi.tsburg.
Mrs. Queenie Tyner Chaves, wife
OF William Chaves, and formerly of
this city. died Tuesday at the Cot.
tage hospital, Galesburg, from the
effects Of an operation for q tumor.
She was 81 years of age.
George Schsfer today sold out his
saloon business to Louis Laeseke, Of
Davenport. The latter will continue
to serve up the best in the way Of
liquid refreshments. and respectfully
invites the public to call.
Alvin Carl, 1-yesr-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. James kell. Of Milan. died
at B O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Funeral services will be held at the
home ut 10 q. m. tomorrow and bur-
ial will take place at Andalusia.
William MARITIME dale has sold his
fine black team OF PAGERS to d..
R&ery. OF Geueseo, for 5000. The
teEn was the finest in the three cit.
les. perfectly matched, gentle and
well trained, and admired by every
body.
The greatest cloak and cape sale
in McCabe Bros. business history
has been going on for the past three
weeks. Reasons are easily under
stood when you see the magnificent
assortment and learn Of the extreme
moderation in prices.
In the grand lodge Knights Of Py.
thias at Peoria James II. Barley, OF
Springfield. was the successful can
didate for grand outer guard in the
race In whish s. 4. Wright, Of this
city. was q participant Wright will
try 1t sgain another year.
The Ladies' Industrial Relief &C.
ciety will hold meeting at the Y.
M. c. a. chapel al 8 O'Clock Satur.
day afternoon. which all ladies who
have been active workers in the co.
ciesy and who have been contribu-
sorsto its support, are earnestly
urged to attend.
u. c. Eberhsrt has on display at
Woodyast's working model show
Ing piano action. At the Boston
conservatory. tuning students are
required to make drawing showing
piano action. Mr.. Ebsrhart demon
strated his skill by going farther and
building working model. the first
ever built at the conservatory.
Col. 7. j. Dunlop. of Pennsvl-
va2ia. mastering officer for the I'm
ioh'Veteran's Union, who has been at
tending the Iowa state enoamp.
ment at Cedar Rapids. the officers
OF which he installed last evening, is
IN the city TO meet Con. H. l.. Street,
commander in chief OF the Union Vet
Grams Union. who will be here Sat-
urdsy, and escort him into Iowa and
Nebraska
Neese e. Rank have started a suit
in the circuit court against Fred An
derson. the Moline ice man, in be-
half Of Swan Swanson, Of that CITY,
to recover $1,000 damages. Ander-
son gave Swanson a punch on the
nose during fight. the result being
that Swanson's proboscis was shat
tered into three pieces. Arrest and
fine under the city ordinance fol-
lowed. then arrest under a state
warrant. and now the suit for 81 900
damages.
The Egyptian Medicine company
closed two weeks' engagement a.
Turner hall Sunday night. Their
plays have given entire satisfaction
here. and We hope they will return
to Eldridge some time in the future.
l. y left Monday for Long Grove
k!dridge Correspondence Davenpora
paper. Wonder how long 1t will be
nnsn~n b.