Rock Island Argus., 1898-05-12
The Weather We May Have
Fair and warmer: clear tomorrow.
Today's temperature 81.
J n. SHERIER, Observer.
CITY CHAT.

Choice Strawberries at Longs.
Remember the name-kinship.
Lees Little Gem is the best broom.
Fresh fish at Wheelan's tomorrow.
The Misses Dart are home from Bos-
ton.
Black bass, salmon and catfish a
Longs.
Pea berry coffee Ia! cents a pound
at Horizons.
Money to loan in any amount.
Rsidy Bros.
Wall paper cent per roll at Young
4 McCombs'.
BRUSSELS net lace curtains $2.9S at
Young & McCombs'.
Ebsrhart's music house headquar-
tsrs for sheet music.
Floor mating and curtain fixtures
at Young d McCombs'.
Ladies' black overskirts 50 cents
at Young & McCombs'.
Order your fresh fish at Hess Bros.
tomorrow. Phone 1881.
Lawn mowers, lawn mowers, lawn
mowers, at David Don's.
Hon. William McEniry left for
Springfield this morning.
Fresh lake and river fish at II. Ire
mann's Sons tomorrow.
Choice Strawberries, three boxes
for 25 cents at Wheelan's.
Attend the Up-to-Date dime social
at the Methodist church tonight.
Miss Carrie Mixter is visiting her
friend, Miss Lyman, in Chicago.
Apricots, pears and egg plums,
three cans for 25 cents at Horizons.
All kinds of fresh river fish at
Schroeder's Twentieth street meat
market.
Attend the grand entertainment
and ball Sunday evening at Turner
hall, May Is.
Rock Island VS.. Peoria, the two
strongest teams. Go and see the
game tomorrow.
Attend the ball game tomorrow.
Peoria VS.. Rock Island. Strongest
teams in the league.
Catfish, black bass, river salmon
and suniish at Schroeder's Twentieth
street meat market.
Something new in wickless oil
stoves, no smoke or smell. Examine
them at David Don's.
Fresh catfish, salmon. black bass,
buffalo, German carp and sunfish at
Hess Bros. tomorrow.
The ARGUS will give the baseball
fans the war news on bulletin board
1t will have up tomorrow at the park.
The Rock Island Alaskan Mining
company is supposed to have left
Seattle this morning for st. Michaels.
Lorenzo Durant and Miss Carrie
Knell. of this city, were married in
Davenport last evening by Rev. j. b.
Donaldson.
public dance will be given at
Turner hall Saturday evening in cele-
bration of Dewey's victory, Admit
tance % cents.
The musical recital by Mrs. +. B.
Cropper and her daughter, Hattie Ma
rie CrOpper, occurs at the Y. NJ. G. a.
auditorium this evening.
The ARGUS will post war bulletins
for the benefit of baseball patrons at
the ball park tomorrow. Go and see
the game and hear the news.
Rock Island Turner society gives
their grand opening entertainment
and ball at Turner hall Sunday even
ing, May Is. Admission % cents.
Mrs. Ellen DOYLE, accompanied BY
her son Dan, left over the Milwaukee
this morning for visit with her
daughter, Miss Jennie Doyle. at
Fountain City, Wis.
The Rock Island Turner society will
give grand opening entertainment
and ball at Turner hall Sunday even
ing May 10. Admission. adults, %
cents; children 10 cents.
Robert Eagan. Of Chicago, took a
long tumble from an elevator tank at
the glucose works. Davenport, yester-
day, breaking both arms and receiv-
ing serious bruises about the body.
Miss Eva Entrikin. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Entrikin, and
Robert Haney Morgan, son of Rev.
A. X. Morgan, were married Tuesday
at 40 Greenwood Terrace, Chicago.
Jim O'Connor has letter from Ed
Wagner. at Camp Tanner, in which
he describes the bright and rough side
of the life which the soldier bows
are leading there. He also sends