Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-03
TOWN TALK.
~ chickens at Schroeder's.

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Lees Little Gem is the best broom
Sheriff sale Goldsmith stock tumor
row.
Sheriff sale Goldsmith stock tomor
row.
For reliable fire insurance call on Z
j. Burns.
Plenty of fresh butter and eggs al
Horizons.
Gospel song service ut the Central
Presbyterian church Sunday evenin"
June ).
Catfish lunch at Hcnry's place to-
morrow night. Seventeenth street and
Fourth avenue.
Eugene Ramser. formerly of this
city, has enlisted in the regular army
at FL PaSo. Tex.
Henry Geisler gives his opening
lunch tomorrow night. good music,
nj Ohlweiler'S old stand, 1000 Second
avenue.
Charles Ginther. the C.. Il. /. Il T..
fireman. has gone 10 Pomerov. Ohio. 10
the bedside OF his father who is SER
iously i'll.
Sunday evening. June >. there will
he a special song service in the Cen
trail Presbyterian church. Come and
sing the gospel hymns.
Mrs. Joseph Hitler and Mrs. Peter
Schlemmer, Of this city, and Mrs.
John kittilsen. of Moline. will leave
soon for Omaha on visit to relatives
and friends. and incidentally to see
the exposition.
Commencing this week band con-
certs at the Watch Tower every Tues
day. Friday and SUNDAY afternoon and
evening by Petersen's Watch Tower
band. Fine selections of popular mu-
sic. Free dancing party every Satur-
day night.
Home Tribunal No. !. Fratornal
lribancS, has paid to Mrs. Ellen iIi~-
gins s.. 100. the amount of the insur-
ance and sick and burial benefits held
by her late husband. NJ. j. In~~inS.
and for the prompt tender of which
She desires To thank the order.
Mrs. :. +. Blunt. OF the arsenal.
has gone to PoughkecpSie. y. Y. to
attend the annual commencement cX-
crciSeS At Nassar COLLEGE. where Miss
Blunt graduates This wear. After the
commencement Mrs Blunt and her
daughter will visit in the east.
The tonnage report for Nav of the
western section of the Hcnncpin is APP
pended: Number of steamers. Is:
har%es. IS; tonnage of steamers.
l.59i.U6; tonnage of bar"cs. 6.l70:
number of locka"cs, III: number OF
passengers. 3lS: total tons oi freight.
100.
Gallagher x Barrctt's own yaudc-
vile company received somewhat Of
frost at Harpcr'S theatre last even
ing. Empty chairs were decidedly in
the majority, and the actors felt that
they were too strong To work be-
fore such an exclusive audience. 80
the performance was declared off.
Ernest l.. Harris, recently APP
pointed consular agent at Eibenstock.
SdNony. accompanied by his wife and
baby and Miss Augusta Ilcllpcnstell.
of the Rock Island High school corps.
leave soon for Europe. The party
will visit eastern cities cnroutc. Mr..
Harris going to assume his duties.
and Miss llellpcnstell will tour abroad
during the summer.
Miss Clara Wultmann's kindcrpar-
ten classes We're entertained this
morning on the spacious lawn of her
home rs Il fitting close of the school
year. Miss Woltmann was assisted
by Mrs. NJ. +. Bahnsen. the lattcr's
little sons birthday being the occa-
sion of the joint celebration. The
morning was spent playing games.
ETC.. when refreshments were served.
after which the little group was pho
tographcd and departed for their
homes, having had most ENJOYABLE
time.
tended the Sickle-Roseniicld wedding:
|. Sickle and Miss Mae Sickle. Of
Rochester, Mimi: Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Stern. Joseph ID. Roscniield and NJ.
HirSch. of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. !.
Sickle, Jr.. OF Red Wing. Mimi: Nate
Sickle. of Winona; Mr. and Mrs. j. Il.
SaN, of Ottumwa: Miss Elizabeth
Loeb. of Jackson, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Wolf. 4. MAY and Miss Estella and
Master Arthur Wolf. of Grand Rapids.
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Strauss and
Miss Helen Strauss. Of Anamosa.
Iowa; sam Sternberg. of St. Paul:
Mrs. F. Ettinger. Miss Rose Frankel
and Joseph Roseniield. of Oskaloosa.
Iowa: l.. Selling. OF Detroit. Mich.
and Messrs. NJ. Frankel and Joseph
May of Des Moines.
University Extension Meeting.
There Will be a mcgtinu nf tho sul,-