Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-12
TOWN TOPICS.
The kinship cigar.

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| Hard wood at McKown's.
johnson snd Lupdin at H,rper's
theatre tonight.
Your brother smokes tho Kiaship
cigar. Do you?
Forget he Not" By the Psiges at
the theatre tonight.
Mrs. Harry Horne. of Washington,
Iowa, is visiting her sister. Mes. j
I. Horne.
Lot 81 and 81 SO shirts, your
choice IS cents, Slightly soiled. Stew
art. the halter.
/ Closing out rev furniture o. cost
and less. G. F. Spicor, 40 West
Second street, Davenport.
See Johnson and Luudin. the ia.
NOUS strong men. with the Paiges at
Harper's theatre tonight.
Clint l.. Cash leaves shortly for
| Nebraska to work in the interest OF
the fraternal Tsib1nes as deputy
state organizer.
SEQ the great $50 contest at Hsr-
per's theatre tonight be.twean Joh L.
son and Lundin and Bob Fulsom-
10, 90 and 80 cents.
! Lincoln's birthday anniversary is
berg OBSERVED "a national holiday
by the Rock Island banks, which
have SUSPENDED for The day.
Go TO Harper's theatre tonight. see
the Pages in the beautiful play.
Forget Me Mott the great contest
OF strength, the new specialize, and
get rocking chair. All for 10, 20
aud 50 cents.
/ & w. McCaskrin. + IL Caldwell,
Thomas Campbell. $. W. Heath and
Ell Corbin atteadtd tho Tenth Con-
gressional District Farmers institute
at Morrison rs delegates from Rock
Island county.
Rev. C. +. TAYLOR. J j Roach, G.
& TAYLOR and Nj So Maud Msbie a.
tended the semi annual meeting OF
the Young Peoples Union of III;
Rock Island Baptist association a
Orion, yesterday.
The will of the la;e Ludwig Gels.
euhagen, Of this city, hss beeu pro
bated in the county court. The tes
tato- leaves all his property to h,
wife. Sophia GeisenhaSen. who i!
appointed cxecairiS without bond.
John Workman and Miss Marth.
REYNOLDS. two well known vouul
people Of the lower end Of Rock Isl
and county. were MARI ed Feb. 8 in
Mlscsti' e by Rev $. II. Psrvi1, o
The Presbyterian church. They viii
reside near Foster.
Bob Fu.som. an iron worker OF Mo
line, well known as local siroDs
CIsn, will enieavcr to win the So
offered by johnson and Lundin. Tn,
contest will take place tonight al
, Hsrper's theatre between the acts o
the play, Forget Me Not"
The keokuk Constitution Demo
/, crst. in the interest Of movemen
on fooL in that city to erect Y. NJ.
G. A. building. is publishing serio;
Of CUTS Of representa- structures
in other cities. That of,he Rock isl
and association building appeared in
the issue Of yesterday.
". 4 Stirling, of Chicago, vii
deliver an address u. Trinity churci
Sunday morning, Feb. 20. on
WANTED. Men, Me-. Sizzling il s
member of the Brotherhood of St
Andrew, whose Object is the s.spreat
of Chris.'s kingdom among young
men" All who have been ba p,izet
in the Protestant. Episcopal church
are eligible to mem ber5hlp in the
brotherhood.
t Rev. Il. G. Hobbs, Of jacksonville
: who wen. 10 India with the ship loa.
: OF corn for the famine sufferers, ba:
Z returned home, ard has been secure,
: for lecture Feb. q b. The Epwortl
5 League OF the First NJ. +. church
J Fhe lecture will be richly illustrate,
: with stereopticon views covering tn
t entire journey apd showing the act
/ usi condition OF the people of India
II Hon. Henry Sabip. state superin
= tendent oi public instruction Of lows
lectuIed On Horace Mann" ut Ii
High school last evening. He wa
greeted by lsrse audience OF teach
crs and their friends. who found tn
8 lecture a highly instructive one
i Prof John NJ. Finley, president o
,, Knox college will give the last lee
ture in the teachers lecture course
He viii speak on "Domsein Of Iai
: McLsren's Bonnie Briar Bush,
o which vii. ba given mex. month.