Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-11
CITY CHAT.

Open tonight. Dolly Bros.
Smoke Kinship 5-cent cigar.
Summers & Co. store stoves.
Choice strawberries at Longs.
Summers & Co. for stove repairs.
Lees Little Gem is the best broom
Walter Rosenfield is in Springfield.
Low prices tomorrow at Beecher's.
Summers & Co. for gasoline stoves.
Summers & Co. for Blue Flame oil
stoves.
Summers l. Co. for cook stoves and
ranges.
Money to loan in any amount.
Ksidy Bros.
Wall paper cleaner Is cents at
Young & McCombs'.
Wall paper cent roll and up at
Young & McCombs'.
Eberhart's music house headquar-
tsrs for sheet music.
Fine strawberries, three boxes for a
quarter, at Wheelan's.
Summers & Co. repair gasoline
stoves, 1922 Twentieth street.
Summers & Co. for wickless oil
stoves, 1922 Twentieth street.
Try sack of None Such flour.
Only $l.75 sack at Beecher's.
John Opendlke, of Joslin, spent
Sunday with Rock Island friends.
Silk gloria umbrella, worth $1.35.
sale price 9S cents, at Young e. Nc
Combs.
Z. d. Fisher is attending the 10th
annual Presbyterian convention at
Galesburg.
Fresh bread three loaves for 10
cents. Fresh butter only Is cents q
pound at Beecher's.
Robert Murdoch returned to Kan
sas City this morning, after attending
the funeral Of his mother.
Oscar Swanson, William Butler and
Tady Kelly have been employed to
drive the three city garbage wagons.
The Northwestern hospital for the
insane at WATERFOWL will be open to
visitors Saturday, providing it is a
pleasant day.
A barn on the premises of F. G.
Hoffman, in Moline, was destroyed by
fire this morning. Four horses per-
ished. The total loss is $1,000.
Company b, of Davenport, belongs
TO the I'd regiment. Iowa National
Guard, which has been ordered to
move to New Orleans next Sunday.
Ira Lutz, night ticket agent at the
G., NJ. Il St. Paul is spending n few
days at his home at Thompson. James
Price is selling tickets in his place.
Rev. Thomas, accompanied by Miss
Faner, left for Rockford to attend the
district conference and Sunday school
convention as delegates from the A.
II. +. church.
At the Swedish Lutheran parsonage
last evening occurred the marriage of
Arthur y. Lincke and Miss Caroline
Arronson, both of this city. Rev. G.
4. Slatt performed the ceremony.
Hampton had war concert last
night. 1t was given under the aus
piccs OF the Christian Endcavor society.
There were patriotic songs and music
and an address by Hon. Z. w. Hurst,
Of this city.
Mrs. c. A. Whitridge and daughter,
Miss Evaline Dart, left Pasadena, Cal.
today for Rock Island. They will ar
rive Sunday and remain through the
summer as guests at the home of Hon.
William jackson.
A banquet was given by the senior
class Of Augustana college at the Har-
per house last evening. There were
toasts by Sherman Nelson and Charles
Hallberg and a program of recitations
and musical numbers.
Attend the "Up-to-Date" social at
the First Methodist church Thursday
evening, May II, and see what it is.
The young ladies of the Home Mission
circle give the entertainment and il
promises to be delightful affair.
The grand lodge of the Degree OF
Honor, the ladies' auxiliary of the A.
o. U. W., will hold its next meeting
in Rock Island in conjunction with
the grand lodge of the Workmen in
May, 1899.
The experiment of holding Wednes-
day evening prayer meetings and hi.
BILE study at the Christian Mission
chapel, Seventh avenue and Twenty.
ninth street, having proven satisfac.
tory il hSs .been decided q, mail.