Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-13
CITY CHAT.

Sren DerrleS at 81
Golf goods at Spencer's.
Sweet apples at Horizons.
Buy q home of Reidy Bros.
For insurance, E. j. Burns.
Basket peaches at Horizons.
For real estate, E. j. Burns.
Patee Crest bicycles at Spencer's.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
E.E. Mangold, leading photographer.
Hull & Co. for best bargains in
homes.
The Joslin fair is on, opening yes
terday.
just the thing. iron folding beds at
II. f. Cordes'.
List your property with Hull & Co.,
if you want it sold at once.
Call for Huesing's soda and mineral
water. They are the best on the mar
ket.
John Howard was given 10 days in
the county Jail under the vagrancy
act.
Several cars of Rock Island freight
train were derailed at Morris, ILL.,,
last night.
All the latest styles in fall and win
ter suitings can be seen at j. b. Zim-
mer & Co.'S.
The board of directors of the Mod
ern Woodmen met in monthly session
this afternoon.
The Gem laundry is looking for
you. Try the Gem and he happy.
The old reliable.
Chamber suits at s15. solid oaks at
SIG, and a line that can't be beat in
the three cities at H. F. Cordes'.
Just received another large invoice
of iron beds bought at the old figures
and prices away down at II. F. Cordes'.
Why put it off? Now is the time
to get your fall hat. Get full value in
quality and style at Stewards, the
halter.
The, roof of the house of James
Downing, No. 909 Seventh avenue,
was slightly damaged by fire late yes
terday afternoon.
The engine pulling the north bound
St. Louis passenger on the Burlington
.'blew OUT cylinder head at Alpha
this morning. delaying the train an
hour
l.. II. Burnham will speak tonight, |
Thursday and Friday evenings in the |
Christian chapel. Seventh avenue and |
Twenty-ninth street. at 40, on The |
Midway" The Theatre" and other
topics.
display the finest line of fall and win
ter suit:ngs that was ever put before |
the public in this section of the coun-
~ and fhaU cordially invite |
you to call and examine the line.
This is the time of year to select
fall hat. Our store is full or the very /
latest creations in fall styles made by |
strictly first-c class and reliable manu-
facturers. We can please you in
every particular. Try us. Stewart,
the halter.
Squire Ellsworth Mapes, of Moline,
who is now making his home with his
daughter. Mrs. Kidder of Monmouth.
celebrated his oath birthday yester-
day. For some time he has been in
feeble health, but reports are to
the effect that he is again getting along
nicely.
We still have all sizes left from 10
6 in that line of Rock Island factory
black kid shoes which we are closing
out at $50. These are the regular
$3.50 grade, but as we only have this
line in ID and f widths. you can get
them for $3.50 while they last. Open
tonight. Hurst, He Cuts the Price.
George Stearrett. of Davenport. an
employee of the arsenal. met with
painful accident while at work yester-
day. He was engaged in making loops
for canteens. when in some manner
his left thumb was caught in ma
chine and a portion of it severed from
the hand
At the election for captain of Com
pany X. at La Noble, 33 votes were
cast. First Lieut.. F. f. Dayton was
chosen captain. Second Lieut.. f. f.
Giesey was promoted to first lieuten-
ant and Sergt. Ed johnson was elected
second lieutenant. Maj. Tourtillott
received his commission some weeks
ago.
The marble slab on which the names
of Rock Island county old settlers are
TO be placed has arrived. 1t will be
stationed in the court house. Names
numbering $50 have already been
handed in. Persons who settled in
the county prior 70 1916 are entitled
to have their names engraved on the
slab.
Congressman G. W. Prince, of Gales
burg. was in the city a few hours last
evening, leaving at midnight for Chi
cago to attend the trust convention.
Mr.. Prince stated he expected to be a