Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-29
TOWN TALK.

Sirawierries NJ Long ;.
II. ID. Mack is in Chicago.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Smoke Kinship scent cigar.
The freshest eggs at Maucker's.
Slippers given away by Dolly Bros.
Lees Little Gem is the best broom.
Popular wall paper at popular
prices at SATELLITES.
Mrs. Ellen Fuller returned home
from Chicago last evening.
Try package of shredded whole
wheat biscuit for sale ut Hess Bros.
Rev. and Mrs. Ira W. Allen well
coined Il new daughter at their home
last night.
When in need of plumbing give us
a trial. Stewart ~ Schofer. $50
Twentieth street.
The Missionary guild of Trinity
parish holds its regular monthly
meeting at the church tonight.
The piano recital by August Hylles-
ted ut Library hall, Davenport. to-
night, promises to be a musical treat.
The Rock Island sub-dstrict of the
Epworth League holds its annual
convention at REYNOLDS. beginning
this evening.
4 valuable horse belonging tn John
L. Campbell. of South Heights. died
Wednesday, having been poisoned by
eating leaves from an oleander tree.
Capt. ii. c. cleveland. John CRU
baugh and Henry Carsc have gone TO
Pittsburg to arrange accommodations
for Evert's Commandery at the
Knights Tcmplar triennial conclave
in October.
c. f. Battles and Edward De Rue
have let contract for the erection of
an $1,000 2-storv brick building.
i0N60 feet. on Fifteenth street he
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth ave-
nues. in Moline.
DIR. c. w. Grafton. brother of Rev.
T. W. Grafton. has secured rooms in
Mitchell Il Lyndc's building. where
he will follow his profession as dem
fist. He is Il graduate of the State
University of Iowa, Iowa City.
SutcliiTe docs not want Won To take
his word for il. but ii is fact. never
thelcss. that his stock is the best. the
selections the largest and the prices
the lowest. You will he convinced by
one visit to his bic exclusive wal
paper house on Second avenue, oppo.
site the court house.
p. T. Walsh has Withdrawn from
the Edwards II Walsh Construction
Co.. having disposed of his interest
to A. A. Arnould, who has been asso,
ciated with the company for som,
time. Ii is understood Mr.. Walsh
contemplates going into business ON
his own account.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Bear have :
letter from their son Allie, who is
sergeant of the Rodman Rifles AT
Springfield. in which he speak
checriully of the way the boys arc
faring and conducting themselves de-
spite the fact that they are deprive,
of all the comforts of home.
Mrs. II. l.. Huyett. wife of DR.
Joseph Huyctt. of Milan. died thi,
morning at ESQ. She was born il
Pennsylvania II years ago. She leave,
beside her husband four daughter,
and one son. Mrs. Mary Moorhead. a
home: Mrs. c. W. Sears. of Sears
Mrs. DR.. NJ. Chriswcll. of Joy. Ill.
Mrs. G.. X. Sydnor and DR.. II. j
IIuyett. of Milan. The funeral will
take place from the bereavcd HON,
tomorrow at pm. with intermen
in ChiPpianock cemetery.
Davenport lodges of the order %
Knights of Pythias are forming ;
company of over 100 men. who vii
form Il regiment. composed mostly %
the finely drilled members of the uni
form rank of the order. which will b,
offered Ia the government at an earl,
date. Several other eastern low;
cities are in the same movement. an,
their combined companies will proba
bly, be commanded Nv j. G. Manchcs
ter. of Ottumwa. colonel of the 2,
regiment of the uniform rank of low;
and veteran of the late civil war.
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