Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-03

charged, 165. $685. Delinquent. 81
415.97. Balance due, 1871 269. 10.
| Mary J. Hunsaker, of this city, has
| begun suit for divorce in the circuit
court. She charges that her husband,
Samuel c. Hunsaker. deserted her.
The Aufazonian march of the Rock
Island Club minstrel show viii dis
play some of the charming daughters
of the z. f. T. (frst families of 1agai.
Fowler bicycles, the record break
ers. If you want to see the nattiest
wheel in the city 90 to John T. Motifs
ker's, 1911 Second avenue, and see the
Fowler.
The Rock Island Shoe factory is ex-
pected to resume operations in about
one week. The company is installing
machines to do work that formerly
was done by hand.
Mrs. ID. LaFrenz will be prepared to
show an exquisite line of the latest
and most stylish millinery at her
spring opening, Wednesday and
Thursday, April and 5.
Mrs. Mary Coyne wishes to express
her thanks to the members of Fay
Halves Camp. No. PSI, r n. of A.
for the prompt settlement in full
of beneficiary certificate held by her
daughter, Miss Jennie Coyne.
Don't fail to hear Loeb, Richie.
Sweeney and Head, late of the Cherry
Sisters company, in their great quar-
tet song. ''She Should be Scolded,
Bat Not Turned Adrift," at the Rock
Island Club minstrel show, April II.
Stanley. the optician. who has so
successfully fitted glasses at Volt
mann s for the past two years, will
be there again April 3. and s.. He
is one of the finest opticians that has
ever visited our city. Hours from l
to o'clock.
We are displaying full line of the
latest styles of genuine Singer sewing
machines at our new office, 1925 Twen-
tieth street. We also carry the bes t
quality of oil and needles for all kinds
of machines. The Singer Manufacture
ing company.
Never before has McCabe's millinery
exhibit evoked so many hearty COM
pliments from the ladies, nor SO much
ready buying on the first day. Never
were there styles m ore exquisite nor
their prices so attra ctiye. The exhibit
ton continues during Wednesday.
The monthly session of the city coun-
Gil last night was brief. 1t being
the evening before election, in defer |
ence to those having campaign work !
o perform, the council suspended The |
rules, passed the pay roll ordinance |
and ad journed to next Monday night. |
The great millinery exposition OIL
line pattern hats and bonnets at Nc
Cabe's continues tomorrow. The |
aides of the three cities were out in
orce today and should the pleasant
weather. continue tomorrow, no doubt
dcCa be's store will be crowded to it's
INIT.
Such vaudeville teams as the Rosen-
ields (Walter and Abe) Connolly, Col
igan and Pearce. in a grand triple bill,
rice and Reck in IA knock-aEout-turn,
nd Kinney and Dart in their great
aughing song. will be seen at the
sock Island C. ub minstrel show,
lpril II.
All passes on railroads, street car
ines or otherwise, will be taken up
presented by anyone not holclng
he same April II on account of the
tock Island Club Minstrel show which
ccurs that evening. Beware of pick
ockets during the parade at noon on
he day of the performance.
The homestead of the late Gilpin
ioore, $500 Fifth avenue. will be for
ent May 1. 1t is a large modern
ouse with steam heat and other con-
eniences, with lawn and grounds,
four acres. Inquiry may
e made of Mrs. Jennie B. Moore,
xecutrix, 1920 Fifth avenue, or Mrs.
ida l.. Martin, $40 Twentythird
treet.
Those who expect to attend the Rock
sland Club minstrel show should
Understand that the tickets are going
cry rapidly, between $50 and 200 be-
1g disposed of yesterday. A limited
lumber are on sale at the Harper
louise pharmacy, Hartz & Ullemeyer's
nd Thomas dug stores. Tickets cor
with the plat of the house
ill first be disposed of, the reserva-
ion TO take place Thursday, April II
he prices are the regular house rates,
), so and IS cents and 81.