Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-06

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Take them quick, s15 and 80 jack
cts on one table 90 ATS, Saturday only.
Young & McCombs' clearing sale.
A business meeting of the Epworth
League of the First Methodist church
will be held at o'clock this evening
in the Sunday school room of the
church.
Pork tenderloins. spare ribs. neck
bones, sausage meat, pigs feet and
pure kettle rendered leaf lard at H.
Tremann's Sons.
Home Tribunal No. l, Fraternal
Iribunes, meets Friday evening, Jan.
3. for the election of officers and other
special business. The attendance of
every member is earnestly requested.
Supt. r. G. Young announces as
the subject TO be discussed before
the general teachers meeting Satur-
day, Jan. II, The Beautiful as Fac
tor in the Formation of Right Char
acter.''
You will miss the big event of the
season if you fail to attend the grand
masquerade of the Ivy Leaf Social
club, at Turner Grand opera house.
will be fun to burn. Don't miss it.
A great chance for bargains. Don't
miss the opportunity. The PinDeo
dry goods and household effects will
be sold at auction. afternoons and
evenings, commencing Saturday of
this week. Goods will go cheap for
cash.
n grand masquerade, with Otto's
full band, cash prizes and good stage
performance at Turner Grand opera
house. Davenport. next Saturday
evening. First of the season bv the
Ivy Leaf Social club.
Louis Glockhoff, ACCOMPANIED by his
mother, Mrs. Alex Glockhoff. and sis
ter, Mrs. John g. Russ, went to
OTTAWA today to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Glockhoff's aunt. Mrs. Christine
Schneider, who died "Wednesday, aged
40 years.
This evening Rev. T. W. Grafton's
subject at the Mem orial Christian
church will be How Shall We Es-
cape if We Neglect so Great Saliva
tion?" Mrs. w. +. Bradley will sing.
At the Broadway church Rev. Jack
will speak on The Christian Race"
The first grand masquerade ball of
the Ivy Leaf Social club. of Daven-
port. occurs at Turner Grand opera
house, in both halls, next Saturday
night. Otto's entire military band
will furnish music and grand cash
prizes will be given. A stage program
will also be presented.
Owing TO the rush of work at the
Rock Island Plow company arrange
ments have been made to have 10
mOlders make pillow company work
in the stove company's fou ndry until
the latter firm receives the new stove
patterns which are being made, when
the works will again flourish.
Warnock & Ralston yesterday re-
ceived an order that came as a sur
Dri Sc. owing to the fact that the firm |
has world-famed competitors whose |
are in the same town.
one of Omaha's largest packing houses
the Rock Island firm for
IN order of sal soda amounting to
81. 200.
The Davenport city council has
passed what is known as the .'Y'' ordi-
nance. aut horizing the Rock Island road
% construct bridges over certain streets
ind alleys in that city. Among other
llterations that are to be made under
he ordinance is the widening of Rock
sland street. Property holders will
'eceive damages.
SURVEYS for the St. Louis, Peoria &
Northern have been run onto Moline
rom the east. The line runs north
# the Burlington and Rock Island
racks, and at the edge of the town
ollows the only course that seems
pen along the river front. The route
; projected through the yards of
)imock, Gould & Co., and the Keator
mill property to the end of the tail |
ace at Fifteenth street, and thence
Iown that course to Second street.
William Dahlgren, of Davenport. a
member of the Moline Naval Reserves.
: reported to have deserted his wife and
hid. Ii is said he is now on his way
o Germany. Dahlgren made an APP
ointment to meet his wife, who had L
cen living with her mother in Spring
ED. in Davenport Tuesday She ar
ived. but her husband was not there o
D meet her. She spent the night at
he house of detention and Wednesday
he authorities furnished her with I
back home to Spring
ED.
William CurrIu, who lately pur- @
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