Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-05

ward. He has made q model alder
man.
Tho Boston still offers you crack-a-
jack bargsine. See that ~ SO choco-
late lace for ladies-equal to other
s. lines.
The citizens of the Seventh ward
will find the right kind of an alder.
man in W. E. Beals. Elect him to-
morrow.
Aid. T. A. Fender should be re-
elected in the Fifth ward tomorrow.
He has proven faithful and reliable
alderman.
Thoss are not old-style.; but new
up-to-date hand-turned "a Rochester |
shoes for $3.50. See ad on fifth page. |
Dolly Bros.
Bishop W. s. Perry, Of the Episco-
pal diocese Of Iowa, and family have |
arrived at their hcme in Davenport
from the east.
Mrs. P. j. Murrin and children,
Bessie and Robbie, returned home to
Aurora today after q visit to Rock
Island relatives.
BRIGGS Joy into the household and
makes the little hearts happy. A
wagon with suit e and up. Som
mers & La Vslle.
Dan. s. Mcleod, the wrestler.
blew into town today on . wheel
from Morrison, and 10 still looking
for Farmer Burns.
Read your ticket carefully and do
not forget the propositions-vote for
the bond proposition and against the
school law change.
Miss Mary Maloney. 70 long at the
McIntyre-Reck dry goods store. has
accepted q position as general sales
woman for McCabe.
Don't forget that the new spring
capes and jackets Young & McCombs
are showing are the latest styles At
very reasonable prices.
c. o. Boggs returned Saturday
evening from Terra Haute, where he
went to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs. Matte Park.
Charles Bleuer should be the next
alderman from the Fourth ward. He
is always consistent, and has lived
in the ward all his life.
Charley Bleuer does not know peo-
pie only At election time. He is al
ways the same, and is in truth the
kind Of man to tie to.
Bernhard Andrews, who was taken
suddenly Ill Thursday night, was
again able to resume his Gu stomary
occupation this morning.
Go to Yerbury's Rock Island Steam
Dye works when in need OF cleaning
and dying. Dry cleaning . spe-
cialty. 2lOS Third avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burton, 2S1O
Fifth-and-a-half avenue, welcomed q
new daughter to their home today,
and Al is the happiest man in town.
Return Medill to the mayors chair
and revive public improvements,
thereby giving employment to labor
and enhancing the value Of property.
In the Sixth ward, w. H. Brsgdon
will be elected alderman tomorrow.
He will make just such an alderman
IS he has candidate-wideawake
and energetic.
Joseph. 9.year -old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Lerch, 42O Twelfth
street. is nursing broken left arm.
which he had the misfortune to sus-
tain by fall.
H. c. Wivill has received word
that his brother-in-law, Capt. Crap
ster, we'll known in this city, Il
lying at the point of death at his
home in st. Louis.
Mrs. d. La Frenz invites the in.
spection Of the latest styles in spring
millinery At the Easter opening, com:
mencing Wednesday, April z, a,
1924 Third avenue.
| Miss Seeney, one of Chicago's
most artistic trimmers, has arrived
at Byrnes & Co.'S, and will assist in
the creation of headgear effects thai
will be dreams Of millinery art.
Warren Leland, Jr announces the
opening of the Ocean House, New
} port. h. l.. June Is, for the summer
season OF 1897. This hotel is one oil
the most delightful and iashionabl,
In Ameflca.
In March the mean tempera!ur,
was IS; the highest being 81 on thu
10Th and the lowest 6 on the 14th
There we're 6 clear days. 4 partly
cloudy and p cloudy. Thundei
: storms occurred on the 7th, 9Th an,
19Sh. =
Ehleb has Just received a carloat
Z. OF Big Joe ond Snow Flake flour
y These brands are strictly first elias
and the highest grade. Give it
Z trial is all we ask. II there is
= doub: you will be convinced ate
J using.
el Miss c. Haas announces to tn
q public that Wednesday. April z, sh
Il will spen her store at 223 West Sec
= ond street. Davenport. with larg
display Of fancy millinery com pri.