Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-23
TOWN TALK.
Golf shoes at the s. b. & ;.
Bike shoes at the 5. Il. Il 5.

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The court house lawn is receiving
its first clipping.
Engineer j. A. Harmon returned to
Peoria this morning.
Ladies' bicycles shoes 1925 and
$3.50 a pair ut the 5. b. & ).
The derrick at the Woodmen build
ing fell yesterday. No one hurt.
Shoes are always conspicuous. and
it pays to wear good shoes. The 5.
b. & 5.
Take in the game tomorrow. Rock
Island v. Chicago Unions. Game
called at ).
Terpsichorcan club dance at Turner
hail tonight Tickets - cents. Every
body invited.
III colors IN meas tan shoes. 50.
81. 30 and s. per pair At the ). Il. u
IS. shoe store.
Miss Blanche Langen. of Clinton. is
visiting Miss Margaret Murphy, Coo
Eighteenth street.
Our aSsortments in shoes are much
better and greater than elsewhere.
/ The ). b. x 5. shoe store.
The Tri-City Railway company is
putting in new switches and curves
{ at various points in the three cities,
where the same are needed.
Hon. William McEnirv left for CHI
cago today To attend meeting of the
state central committee. called for the
purpose of considering Il postpone
ment Of the state convention, which
has been set for May Il ut SPRING
field.
J. c. Johnson fell on an icc-coyered
sidewalk in Moline Dee. -. 1897.
/ He fractured his right wrist. he has
begun suit against the city for 81. 0O0
damages. He claims the walk was
defective. Mecsc u Allen are his
attorneys.
The police department has sent Il
remittance to Officer John Havman
for the amount recently raised for
him by disposing OF his silver watch.
Mr.. Hayman is on ranch just out
side Of Denver. His health is much
improved.
I All persons desirious of providing
board or lodging for the visitors wh,
will came to Rock Island Woodmer
day. are requested to communicat,
with A. NJ Blakesicy or DR.. W. T.
Magill. Rev. c. Z. TAYLOR or with III,
local papers.
Al d. Hague, Of Dcnnison. Tex.
has been III Rock Island the past few
days. He has been enrolled il
the machine department at Rocl
Island arsenal. and rs soon as he cai
make arrangements to move here
viii 20 to work there.
The committee having in charg,
the entertainment OF visitors to TN
cornerstone exercises To be hcld Apri
% request all churches and other oi,
CARNATIONS desiring to furnish meal
Tor such visitors 10 report to Mai
Charles Hawcs ii the earliest moment
j.. Burton +. Peek, secretary.
The seat of Robert Patterson
|, elected president of the Coal Vale
village board last Tuesday viii in a
, likelihood he contested by the friend
t, of s. l.. Stafford Stafford receive,
4, 33 votes and Patterson 80. Nine {
> those east Cor Stafford were throw
out on Il technicality. Hence til
trouble.
e Samuel Pascoe, state organizer ,
h the United Mine Workers, is in thi
. vicinity attempting to induce til
f mining companies TO put into Opel;
ton the new wage scale and S-hou
V day agreement. which became elIe,
G tive April l. He SAYS the only mine
n IN Illinois which are not Obseryin
5 the new agreement are those at Shel
h rard. Cable and Gilchrist.
d Arrangements have been made +,
two more exhibitions of the war pi
It lures of the Edison Veriscope type
:. Harper's theatre Saturday aftcrnOO
i and Sunday evening. so tn all ma
5 getSsn adequate idea of the ships ,
: America and Spain and the 9th,
d forces that will contend over the FREE
Il dom of Cuba. These motion picture
reproduce actual movements and al
very fine. The price for the Saturda
matinee viii be only ) cents. while
# straight 10-cent rate will be given +,
e Sunday, with reserved seats.