Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-24
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liver.
The ladies of the United Presby
terian church viii give a lunch an
bazaar Friday afternoon and evening
May 25. Lunch ID cents. Every bod
invited.
County Treasurer Cox wishes t
announce that the time for payin!
taxes is growing short. June l i
the last day.
Peoria Camp SAG, 81 w A. o
Peoria, is to run an excursion to Rocl
Island Memorial day over the r. /. {
p. road. There are TO be 10 coache!
in the train.
| The grand opening of the Diamond
saloon and palm garden is announced
by the proprietor. w. II. Healey. fol
Saturday. May 20. 1t will be made
an attractive event.
Andy Johnson, the Moline bicyclist,
is to ride in the 20-mile road race to
he held in Detroit May 80. There are
to be two races. for which purse of
81, 500 has been offered.
Stephen O'Connor was overcome
with cramps while walking on Third
avenue and Seventeenth street today.
He was removed to his home, 929
Tenth avenue, in the ambulance.
Installment guaranty bonds of Chi
cago Cattle company equal advan-
tageous to those having small am cunts
as well as large TO invest. Absolutely
safe. Address A. w. Frey, agent.
Charles Dorman. of Buffalo. Scott
county, Iowa, has been arrested by
the United States government. He is
charged with selling patent medicine
not bearing the government war tax
stamp.
Aspecial train of 90 cars of Kansas
corn, donated by the people of that
state for the relief OF the sufferers of
India, will pass through over the
Rock Island road for the east at /
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The
train is said to be handsomely decor
ated with banners ard presents a
pretty picture as it whizzes along the |
rail.
Mrs. Mitsch's and 10-cent store, |
at 1913 and 1920 Third avenue, will |
be hereafter known as z. r. Mitsch II |
Co. Mrs Mitsch has taken her son,
Z. r, in as partner, and he will pro-
coed to boom that popular notion
store. The store has been stocked
with an up-to-date line of standard
household wares and which can be
purchased at different prices.
The Augustana college baseball
cam was victorious in a game played
yesterday afternoon on the college
'ampus with the Davenport High
school team. The score was II to 4.
The Augustanas will meet the North
I'm Illinois college club on the latter's
Iiamond at Fulton Saturday afternoon
I'm excursion will be run from her.
" the Augustana bows. The steamer
'ilot has been chartered for the oc-
aston. She will leave Rock Island at
80 a. m.
An aPothecary shop that deserves
'ublic attention is that of A. j. Riess,
n Twenty-third street and Fourth
venue, as the people are DESTROYS of
aving their medicinal wants supplied
'here cleanliness and efficient service
o hand in hand. Il has been repa-
cred and repainted and made to shine
18th cheerfulness. The store has
cen restocked and the patrons are
lvited by Mr.. Riess to visit his store
nd see the improvements he has
iade and look over his elegant stock
Rev. Joseph Hartzell. formerly of
loline. now bishop of Africa. who is
ttending the Methodist general con-
'rence in Chicago, was booked for
cture at Racine, Wis, last night.
e missed the train he planned to
lake the trip on. He did not want
disaPPoint the people of Racine.
nd the officials of the Chicago &
were interviewed. The
shop made an offer for a special
ain. The offer was accepted. The
'ecial made the run of IS miles in
ist 30 minutes and the bishop de-
vered his lecture on time.