Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-25
CITY CHAT.

For real estate, T.. j. Burns.
Patee Crest bicycles at SPencer's.
See property listed with Hull & Co.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
Hull & Co. for real estate and in
surance.
Several bargains in choice lots il
taken soon. Hull & Co.
Join the crowds that go to the art
exhibit at the Y. NJ. &. A.
Salmon, catfish. halibut, smelts and
buffalo al II. Tremann's Sons.
No better mans shoe than Stacy,
Adams & Co.'S. Price So. Dolly Bros.
The best is not too good for your
ewes. Consult DR.. La Grange.
Have you been to the art exhibit at
the Y. NJ. c. A? If not, are you
going?
Show your interest in our public
schools by attending the art exhibit at
the Y. Nj. G. A.
Merchants dinner at Harms res
taurant. Quick service. Privatesup-
pers a speciality.
Pork tenderloins, leaf lard. neck
bones. sausage meat and pigs feet at
II. Tremann's Sons.
DIR. La Grange. the expert optician,
will make his 18th visit TO Bleuer'S
jewely store Saturday.
A thousand feet travel daily in the
Rock Island union-made $3.50 shoes,
opposite Harper house.
Fred Hoesli has moved his barber
shop to 40 Eighteenth street, where
he will BE- pleased to have his friends
call.
Fresh catfish, trout. whitefish, cod
fish. smelts. river salmon, Buffalo
and Colorado river salmon at Hess
Bros.
The Olympia club will give a
grand ball at Roche's hall Saturday
evening. Jan. -. Music by Otto's
orchestra.
Give your feet n chance to live re-
specially. Buy a pair of the Rock
Island shoes for $l.Gj, opposite Har-
per house.
Save trouble. time and money by
consulting DIR. La Grange about yOur
ewes. Consultation free al Bleuer's
Jewelry store Saturday.
Tine gospel meetings at the Memo
rial church will he continued through
the week. Rev. L. w. Grafton's sub
ject for tonight is The Rejected Invi-
IatiOn.'
Headaches and nerve diseases re-
suit from eye strain. In such cases
drugs are of no avail. Consult DIR. |
La Grange, the expert optician. at
Bleuer's jewelry store Saturday.
The Shoe Workers union gave a
dance at Armory hall last night that
proved an exceedingly pleasant affair.
Seventy-tive couples were present.
Bleuer's orchestra furnished music.
Everybody attending the liquor
dealers ball in Moline tomorrow night |
will have the opportunity of return
ing on the Blue line cars at . q. m. |
John Ohlweiler and Emil Evers, COM |
mittee.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will hold 4 social tonight at |
freshmentS will be served and q choice |
program will be rendered. Every |
body is invited.
Circuit Clerk q. w. Gamble and |
Coroner l.. V. Eckhart have furnished |
the necessary wherewith TO induce the
Union TO say they are candidates for |
denomination before the forthcoming |
county republican convention.
Mrs. Marcus Krohn wishes to thank |
her friends for the kindness shown in
her late bereavement. the Davenport |
Kriegverein, Camp No. 90. NJ. w. A
the Rock Island Maennerchor for the
songs sung al the house and grave.
and Gustav Donald for his Grafton at
the house.
Many children fail to progress
in their studies and are accused of
being dull and slow to learn. when
the sole trouble lies in their eyes.
DIR. La Grange will examine your
child's ewes and tell you the truth
about the matter absolutely free of
charge. and you are under no obli-
cations TO purchase glasses unless
you wish. at Bleuer's jewelry store
Saturday.
August s Bruchman, for a number
of years manager of Turner hall. Dav-
export. has leased Schuetzen park. and
preparatory to the opening of the re-
sort when the proper season comes, is
expanding considerable money in en-
tensive improvements. Transforma-
ton is being made on a systematic
scale. and when Mr.. Brookman has all
his plans carried into execution the
public will scarcely recognize the