Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08
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$3.50 CT Is pair at any retail shoe
store 10 town.
The Ladies' Foreign Mission airy
society OF the Central Presbyter ian
church meets with Mrs. H. NJ. Free
man Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The attendance OF all members Is de-
sired.
You step out of doubt land when
you step into NJ. 4 KS, for you
always stand before the best at their
counters, and the same old guar
antee, your money back If you
want it"
For strictly high grade, tailor
made clothing there is but one place,
Simon & Mosenielder's. II you are
looking for the cheapest kind, their
all wool suits at $4.S5 beat anything
offered for the price.
Phil Bishop is on trial before
jury in the county court today on a
charge Of being the parent OF child
born to Miss Maggie Alexander.
William McEniry is prose ,1ting and
Looney & Kelly are defending.
Those chocolate tan kid shoes sell
ing for 81 pair at the assignee's
sale at the Peaslee shoe store would
cost from 90 to $3.50 a pair shy.
where else. The kid stock in them
is soft as velvet and wears like iron.
A E. Lyford has returned to Rock
Island from Portland, Ore AID is
the guest Of the family Of Col. H. B.
Burgh Bis family is expected in a
short time for the purpose Of taking
up permanent residence here again.
The viii. of the late John n Lsrk,
OF Moline. has been probated in the
county court. The testator leaves al!
of his possessions to lis widow, Anna
c. Lark, after bea1eathing s. each
to his sons, Axel w. and John B.
Lark.
Nail Carrier Fred Schuck enter
tanned the carriers and other at
tsches Of the Rock Island postofiice
at his home on Seven ;eenIh street
Wednesday evening. Mr. Setback
was presented with q fine rocking
chair.
A full line Of staple, domestic aud
imported wors.eds and fancy ,suilings
will arrive about Tuesday of next
week at 1903 SEC md avenue; so If
yon need spring suit it will pay
you to wait and see the line. Gus
Englin, manager.
Simon & Mosenfelder have secured
the services of an expert tailor who
is kept right at their store to attend
to ali alterations. II your clothes
need pressing, at any time during
the year. bring them in and no
charge will be made.
We are every bit as jealous Of our
reputation for truthful advertising
a. we are Of your business honor and
integrity. We therefore wish to be
under stood literally when we say the
suits we advertise at S. are from %
TO 40 per cent below their value. NJ
& X, TWO big stores.
The Knights Templar OF Elrieka
commandery will hold their Easter
services at the A. NJ. Z church, cor
ner Fourth avenue and Fourteenth
street ct $3.50 p. m with sermon by
Rev. G. h. Thomas. The Eastern
Star will also observe Easter at the
same time and place. 1t is the first
attempt of the colored Knights to
celebrate this day in Rock Island.
Ebert Dart had quite an exciting
experience with horse he was rid
ing this morning. The bride becom-
Ing disarranged, the animal dashed
through Second avenue at break.
neck speed, but Mr.. Dart clung
pluckily TO the saddle, AMI st
Twelfth street and Sixth avenue fiu-
ally got the horse under control. He
dismounted and rearrauged the bri.
die and was remounting when the
horse started off again, and this time
succeeded In throwing the rider.
Mr.. Dart received q number of pain
ful bruises, but DR.. G. +. Barth. who
attended him, does not regard them
as severe.
The remains of M. j. Higgins ar
rived from Chicago over the Rock
Island road at $50 last night, accom-
panied by deceased's wife and little
daughter; Peter Higgins, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. j. MCGEE, Mrs. Richard
Gleason, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Farmer, Mrs. Ellen Higgins, Mrs.
Maggie Lefevour, Michael Duffy and
Edward Duffy. The remains were
taken to Mr.. Higgins late home on
Twepty-frst street. The funeral
will be held from ST. Joseph's
church at $50 O'Clock tomorrow
morning under the auspices Of leland
City Camp 800. NJ. W. A.
The Rock Island Union seeks to
give the credit for the extra activity
that will begin at the arsenal next
week largely to States Attorney
Searie. Mr.. Searle did write April 2
to Senators Cullom and Mason, urg-
ing :he use OF Book Island arsenal
for war preparations, along the same
lines that have been urged for sew
eral weeks past by Congressman
Prince and others who have the in.
terests Of this community at heart.
His letter was very effective indeed
II it was effective at all. for leaving
Rock Island April 2. it would
/ sr4rcgiy reach Warh;no.on hofnra