Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-06

uncle, N. F. Phelix, one of the well
known citizens of Mercer county,
aged IS.
High grade photo work at C. E.
Smiths new studio. Prices reason-
able. Rooms corner Second avenue
and Nineteenth street. opposite Har-
per house.
Mrs. c. A. Mennicke and daughters,
Misses Clara and Frieda. and Misses
Annie Schneider and Mollie Schroe-
Their, are taking trip north on the
steamer Denkmann.
All Photographic work guaranteed
at Smiths new studio. Our motto.
I'VE study to please" Corner Sec
ond avenue and Nineteenth street, op-
posite Harper House.
The Amateur Musical club, active
and chorus members, has been in
vited to attend a recital given by the
Students club of Davenport at Hoyt's
music store, Tuesday evening, June Z.
We make a speciality of babies and
children's pictures at Smiths gallery.
Bring them in. Entrance opposite
Harper house, corner Second avenue
and Nineteenth street.
1t does not pay you to hang your
own wall paper when you can get
tirst-class labor to hang it for 10
cents per roll at SATELLITES, Fifteenth
street and Second avenue.
Two prominent Davenport citizens
Pare dead, Adolph Weiss, secretary of
the Sangerfest, aged IL, and Hugo
Won Fryburg, secretary of the ANA
zon Vinegar works, aged 80.
X. S. Silvis. Jr. has let contract to
A. A. Anderson for the building of a
2-stOry frame residence on Twentieth
street between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. 1t will cost about 81, 800.
John Conway, of Davenport, an en-
lploye Of the Edwards & Walsh Con-
struction Co., fell from trestle at
the Crescent bridge, distance of 20
feet, Saturday, and was quite severely
bruised about the head and body.
| Recently the Koch Barber Supply
company offered as prizes number
of new chairs for the oldest barber
chairs in the United States. S. j.
Stader won one of them, the article
of furniture he possessed being 30
Years old.
| Henry Ehrhorn, Aid. Robert Beck.
j. q. Paddock, I. p. Latin. AL Henry,
Ed Nance, +. ID. Sperry, William Por-
ter, Al Owens, John Kay, George
Sommerson and Mr.. Patterson, of the
Rock Island Gun club, are off for
Peoria to participate in the state shoot
there.
Robert &. Aud was pleasantly sur.
prised Saturday evening by about
% young friends at the residence OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Aud,
li2O Sixth avenue, it being his Goth
anniversary. The hours were spent
in games and dancing, Fredrickson S
orchestra furnishing the music.
In another column will he found the
advertisement of w. +. Cordes. the
furniture dealer. who has made an
especial effort this spring toward Civ
ing his patrons the best the market
affords at the most reasonable prices.
A visit to his store will give you an
idea of how profitable it is to trade
There.
The announcements have been made
of the promenade concerts bv Albert
Petersen orchestra at Black Hawk
Watch Tower inn. The concerts are
to he given from 8 to 10 p. m, to be
followed by dancing until II. The
dates are June ., June 90. July Z,
July II. August 4, August 1S, Sept. 1
Sept. ID.
i The Woman's Improvement guild
of Trinity church will give an ice
cream and strawberry festival on the
charlottesville lawns, corner OF
: Sixth avenue and Eighteenth street
the afternoon and evening of the 18th
inst. A special lunch for bicyclist.
will also be served. Watch for fur
Their particulars.
A young ladies' service was held il
the First Baptist church last evening
t The young ladies took charge of al
the services-ushering taking tn,
t collection, singing and giving paper,
= closing with brief address by tn,
pastor. The service was an inspiring
one. Next Saturday evening Their,
q will be young mems meeting will
talks by Messrs. Benway, McKowl
and Hanks.
Hansen 4 Mintz, the bicycle manu-
Il facturers and repairers, confessed
Judgment in the circuit court toda,
: in favor of the following: Eugene
Arnstine. SCI; II. b. Simmon, $50
I Morgan & Wright. $40; y. NJ. c. A.
Sol; Diberion Japanning company
e $40; j. II. Newsteadt $40 Attorne,
elJ. L. Stafford represents the claim
d ants. Sheriff Hemenway is in pos
session of the bicycle shop.
Il Joseph Clark died at the home o
t his mother, Mrs. Rachel Clark. il
e Black Hawk, Sunday morning at S:4
lo'clock, after an illness of about tire
v years from nervous prostration. HI
was 2s years of age and leaves besid
his mother one brother.and one sister
Mrs. II. Robinson. who lives on tn
, adjoining farm, End George, at home
y to mourn his loss His father. Georg
:, Clark, died 20 years ago from the ef
fects of sunstroke. The funeral too
I,.t Al.