Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27
CITY CHAT.
Special hat sale at Byrnes'.
Buy a home Of Reidy Bros.

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Smoke Kinship scent cigar.
Lees Little Gem is the best broom.
Popular wall paper at popular
prices at SATELLITES.
Adam Schuessler, of Sherrard,
spent today in the city.
Hon. Z. w. Hurst returned from
Nebraska this morning.
1t beats all the fine goods Sutcliffe is
Offering at such low prices.
F. c. Rice, superintendent of Bur-
lington Illinois lines, is in the city.
Mrs. j. X. Cass, of Tyrone, Pa, is
visiting her uncle, DR.. j. Z. Steven
son.
The county board met this morn
ing and adjourned until tomorrow at
ga. IN.
Miss Anna Kirkpatrick is attending
the school teachers convention at
Rockford.
When in need of plumbing give us
q trial. Stewart Il Schofer, 800
Twentieth street.
Carpets in endless array. An as
sortment that will please everyone at
Clemann & Salzmann's.
II. E. Curtis. of Menlo, Iowa, has
been added to the clerical force at the
Rock Island freight house.
Baby carriages in countless array
at Clemann Il Salzmann's. Styles
that will make the little ones fairly
beam with joy.
Anyone wanting their building dec
grated for the WOodmen celebration
April "a, please call on d. L. Brown,
1909 Second avenue.
Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Frysinger,
and Miss Ann Frysinger entertained
their lady friends at the home of Mrs.
Montgomery yesterday afternoon.
The dancing party to have been
given by St. Cecelian's guild at Lii
brary hall, Davenport, Thursday
evening has been indefinitely post
poned.
Those refrigerators are something
novel. You shouldn't miss looking
Mt them. They are the most econom-
ical and ornamental. Clemann Il
Salzmann's.
You will miss the chance of life
time if you fail to make your wall
paper selections at once at Sutcliffe $.
His prices tell the story. Call and
see for yourself.
Where o where is there another
such an enormous stock of wall paper
as at SATELLITES? Corner Second av-
enue and Fifteenth street, opposite
court house.
The Amateur Musical club will give
its last recital at the residence of
Mrs. j. +. Robinson tomorrow after
noon ut $3.50. Only those holding
season tickets will be admitted.
Tickets must be presented at the
door.
All persons desirious of providing
board or lodging for the visitors who
will came to Rock Island Woodmen
day, are requested to communicate
with A. M. Blakesley or DR.. w. r.
Magill, Rev. G. f. Taylor or with the
local papers.
Mrs. Minnie G. Hamilton died a,
11:l5 last night at her home, 31s
Forty-fifth street, of pneumonia, aget
40 years, The funeral will be helt
from the home at 2 O'Clock Friday
afternoon with services ut Emanue
Baptist church.
The 1898 High school graduatin.
class, which consists of 20 girls an,
three boys, has adopted pink ano
green as its colors. The officers o
the class are Will McCulloch. presi
dent; Miss Ella Mitchell, secretary
and Edward Siemon, treasurer.
Frederick G. Preacher and Mrs Mar,
G. Koch were married last evening a
the home of the bride on Thir
teenth street, Rev. Theodore Krue
ger, pastor of the German Evangelical
church. officiating. A number o
relatives and friends were present.
This week you can have your choic
OF IL Inherent styles III men Wei XII
and willow calf shoes for $3.50 at tn
slaughter sale at the Peaslee sho
store. These shoes are on the yer
fastest style lasts. and are IDENTICAL
the same grades for which the Roc
Island dealers are asking $3.50 and s
apair.
Sutcliffe does not want YOU to tax