Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-02

Ed Bleuer, box cigars; F. Cramp-
ton, one picture: c. Spencer. one sci
bicycle tires.
Fifth Ward-Trefz & Co., one box
plug tobacco. two vases and perfume
case: B. f. Knox, $5 cash; Lerch &
Greve, wall paper. 50; H q.
Brooks, one ham; Nelson " Lundquist,
one gallon maple syrup; Jesse Green,
one box cigars; j. b. Eckhart, one
lamp, III. j. Schwecke, two boxes ci-
gars; Phil S. Wilcher, one carpet
sweeper; C. Schneider, one sack flour:
Ed Murrin, six bottles wine; c. Wulff,
one box cigars; w. j. Furiong, 81
shave tickets; L. Van Hecke, one box
cigars; Robert Kushmann. oIe sack
| flour; A. Klotz, one picture; +. f..
Mangold, one dozen So photos; Charles
Oswald, one sack flour: Horst Won
| Koeckritz. one box cigars; NJ. j. God
dard, one bottle wine: G.. Rochow, one
water set; j. n. +. Musfeldt, tive
boxes cigars; Peter Auers. two bottles
wine; f. De Munyck, three bottles
wine; Wedles Bros one sack flour:
Boulevard grocery. one sack flour; w.
a. Ehleb, one sack flour, six cans
fruit: n. T.. f. Nelson, one sack -four:
j. Foss, one pair half soles; L. Free,
one picture: Louis Loeb IL Co., six
bottles wine: Dolly Bros, one pair
shoes: Smith, So union stamp shoes;
Otto Patting, two boxes cigars; \.
Mertz, buns and bread; A B. Glass.
one ham; Schannon, one bottle wine.
Sixth Ward-Mrs. Thomas Nissen.
needle work; Anna Nissen, needle
work; Mrs. III. Empke, Jr,, needle
work; Tom Greehy. one box cigars;
Henry Banker, six bottles wine; j. L.
Shields, one sack Hour; j. McElrov,
one case wine; Adolph Greve, one pair
shoes: Ed Herbert, one ham; Charles
Glass, one ham; Lange Il Heitmann,
coffee; Rogers IL Co., groceries; John
Herman, one-half day horse and
wagon; Venese & Davis, merchan-
disc.
Seventh Ward-Joe Huber, six bot
les wine and one box cigars; John
Joers, one box cigars; August Schmidt,
two bottles wine; \. j. Elban, one
cake; \. +. Hanson, six bottles wine:
Henry Doerring, groceries; Rock Island
Brewing company, five cases beer;
II. Froeter. one ham; n. f. Peterson,
pair slippers; Peters, Day IL CO., Mo-
merchandise; Miles Mckinney, six
bottles wine; William Herman, 30
cents; Morris Richards, 81.
Unions-Carpenters' & Joiners'
union No. 166, walnut book case;
Iron Molders' union No. 230, one range |
and one plow; Cigar Makers union,
one rocker; Shoe Workers union, one
pair mems and one pair lady's shoes;
Ladies Auxiliary of Machinists'
union, one rocker; Teamsters' union, |
two tons union mined coal.
Davenport Furniture & |
Caapet company, one fancy rocker;
Grand Union Tea company, one table |
spread; j. O.. Doerscher, one bottle |
champagne, two bottles wine; L. Rich |
ter " Son, one fur rug; W. +. Gray, |
81 cash; n Kuhnen company, three
boxes cigars; Louis HansseH's Sons, |
one wringer; Moss Clothing company, |
smoking jacket; Silberstein Bros,
child's overcoat; The Famous, one
pair patent leather shoes; The Emer-
son company, lady's jewel case;
Reimers " Fernald, pail candy: S. B.
N s. Shoe company, fancy pair slip
pers: Washburn-H -Halligan Coffee COM |
pany, merchandise s.; Why Clothing
boys REFER; j. II. Peter
sens Sons, one large rug.
Entertainment Provided. |
The attendance last night was large. |
The Svea Male chorus sang one num-
Der; James Chafron punched the bag, |
and Henry Holdorf and Edward Rack |
art SPARED three rounds. A battle |
royal in which Fred ReinharL and |
Fred Richards and others participated,
was a feature. A musicsl program
has been arranged for tonight.
The music will be furnished by |
Nick Bleuer's orchestra; piano duet, |
Clara and Mabel Fowler; vocal solos, |
f. X. Malouey, Mrs. Mae Casey and |
j. ii. Garstang; instrumental duet, |
and Walter Sutclifre: song, |
quartet, Mrs. Casey. Alice O'Connor,
James Lindley and f. X. Maloney;
: Kilkenny Koifce Klatschers, Imhof !
Bros.