Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-30

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ing.
bland City lodge No. 80. of the
Knights of Fidelity, gives a big ex-
cursion on the steamer j. S. Friday
evening of this week.
The neglige shirts Simon & Mosen-
fielder just placed on sale include all
of our 81 so and 81 madras shirts.
Your choice of the finest $1.19.
See the moving pictures of the
Boer war at the Watch Tower. The
Boer Army Crossing the Vet River. :"
Something very fine. Free to all.
Carpenters are at work building q
scafold preparatory to replacing the
cap on the steeple of the First Baptist
church. which was blown off during
the latter part of June
look in our window and see the
finest array of $12, $15 and SIC so
mems suits you ever saw. You can
have any one of them for 1929. The
| London"
Thomas Cook and Miss Kate Nc
Mahon, of Wanlock, Mercer county,
were married yesterday by Justice
w. H. Schroeder, at whose office the
ceremony was performed.
The Emanon club gave another of
it's delightful dances at Black Hawk
inn last evening. Music was fur
nished by Ogden's orchestra and
about IS couples attended.
I'VE want it thoroughly understood
that Saturday will be the last day you
can buy those $12. $15 and $3.50
mems suits for 1929. Don't blame
US il you miss out. The London"
The ladies of Sacred Heart church
are to have a lawn sociable on the
church lawn, corner of Fifth avenue
and Twenty-eighth street, tomorrow
eveniDg. Ice cream and cake will be
served.
Mrs. S. p. a. Lindahl and Mrs. j.
IJesperson, of the Ladies' Mission So
ciety of the Augustana synod, have
collected the annual offering of the
synod to the needy of India and will
ship several boxes this week.
Big day at Prospect park Sunday.
Balloon and parachute leap from the
clouds, also high dive from S0foot
tower. Band concert afternoon and
Ievening. and moving Pictures-al
free. All free. Don't miss it.
A party Of about thirty, composed
OF Augustana college professors and
Ieditors aud managers of the Angus
tana book concern and their families,
have taken up their abode on Camp
BELLS island, where they will spend
the week
1t was stated last evening that Sun.
days excursion to Clinton on the j
is. was under the auspices of the Ger
man Methodist church. 1t should
have been said the excursion was
given by the Ninth street German
Evangelical church.
George E Morgan, for several
years superintendent of the mailing
list and printing department Of the
Woodmen head Offices, is to have an
assistant in the person of 5. +. Par
ker, who has been made foreman Of
the mailing list printers.
Do you want n good investment on
your money? If so buy some oil
stock in the Oil Spring company, of
b lkersfield, Cal, stock for sale by
George 4 Scott, at the Gem laundry.
The company's land is situated right
in the oil belt. Now is the time to
buy and get in on the ground floor.
Now for some high grade shirts
cheap. Simon & Mosenfelder just
made zeal closing out an entire line
of well known brand. The shirts
sre now in stock and ready for sale.
Our east window is filed with some
of them. Price $1.19 for finest grades
of i'm ported madras.
| Simon & Mosenfelder have excel
lent bargains in the cheaper make of
shirts at As, IS and SO cents. but the
kind just placed on sale at $1.19 in
cludes the finest grades OF madras
cloth and sell the country over at
81 so. 1915 and 81 a piece. When
ever Simon & Mosenfelder announce
something special you can depend on
getting bargain.
The third subscription concert of
the season by Albert Petersen's or
chestra is to be given at the Watch
Tower Thursday evening of this
week. An unusually attractive pro-
gram has been prepared. There are
to be eight orchestra mbers, in
Guiding a selection from 'Floradora, ."
after which there will be dancing.
Justice o. E. Cramer, who is at
Beaumont, Tex, writes to friends in
this city concerning the Texas oil
fields He says there is but one pay
log 10 ,ality and that is the one known
as the Spindletop. ali wells 10 other
places having gone dry. The Spin
dletop is a small ridge and it is a.
ready literally perforated with wells.
The tody of Carl Reiuhart, wi h
was found in q e Mississippi at Da-
venPort, was buried there yesterday,
no word having come to Coroner
Lam bach from relatives in st. Louis,
where the deceased formerly lived.
Reinbart was obliged to give up his
position at the sash and door works