Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-11

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century rally in the church parlors
tor orrow night.
Go to Champions for valentines.
Store open evenings to accommodate
valentine customers
Store not open till 9 o'clock tomor-
row morning Harold stock will be
ready then. McCabe's.
Wash goods worth up to II cents
at 2 cents yard Tuesday, commence
ing at 9 O'Clock at McCabe's.
Fred Rheinhart. repre- senting John
Koch. will call upon the people of the
city for grinding shears and knives
The Thirty clnb will give the clos
ing dance of the seasons series at In
dustrial hall next Thursday evening.
ssTne little folks must have valen-
tines. Our line is especially adapted
TO their wants." r. Champion & Co.
A beautiful love token for Saint
Valentines day, Feb. IA, cent to IS.
The best display in the city at CramP-
| toms.
Room Is, Mitchell & Lynde build
ing, is the place for bargains in real
estate. Hull g. Hemenway. Tele-
phone 1904.
Fancy costumes, clean and new, for
Entertainments and masquerades; also
trimming at Ottesen's, 222 West Sec
ond street, Davenport.
For real estate and reliable insur-
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room
Is, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
Pictures and picture flaming. 4.
lCrampton IL Co carry the largest and
best stock of moulding of all grades
in the city.
The degree team of Independent
lcamp No. 26, M. w. A., gives it's sec
ond annual ball at the Industrial home
tomorrow evening.
| George "Rastus" White, convicted
at Davenport of assault with intent to
kill, has been sentenced to four years
in the penitentiary.
Harrold's 81 corsets at so cents;
Harrold's 50-cent corsets for % cents,
commencing Tuesday morning at 9
clock at McCabe's.
The high school and Company A
basketball teams are to play game at
lArmory hall tonight. The game will
be called at O'Clock.
Persons planning to have exhibits
at the industrial fair to open at the
roller rink Feb. 81 can engage space
at Thomas drug store.
McCabe's store will not open until
!, 20 o'clock Tuesday morning, at which
time the Harold stock will all be
IreAdy for sale at the new McCabe
Iprices.
County Supt. S. ]. Ferguson an
nounces that the next annual insti-
tute of the Rock Island county teach
ers will be held in August. Last
years institute occurred in March.
Commencing at o'clock Tuesday
morning at McCabe's the Harold
stock will be sold regardless Of cost
or former marked prices. Early
shoppers will get choice pickings.s
c. NJ. Hays, who, according to the
metropolitan newspapers, was born
in Rock Island, is said to be slated for
president of the railroad consolidation
that j. Pierpont Morgan is financier.
ling.
Chris Donahoo was spilled out Of
his cutter in turning corner al
Fourth avenue and Fifteenth stree
yesterday and was dragged SEINE dis
lance in the snow. The sleigh wal
slightly damaged.
An inquiry as to the sanity of Nix
on Blakeiy, the Black Hawk farmer
who was taken in charge some week
Iago by the sheriff for threats against
the lives of neighbors, is being made
!. this afternoon in the county court.
Rachael j. Vincent. of Moline, ha
filled suit for divorce in the circui
court, alleging cruelty against Kirl
!. Vincent, to whom she was married il
y 1878. They separated five years ago
G. lSweeney & Walker are plaintiffs at
torneys.
. Mrs. A. Wright, 1909 Fifth avenue
entertained a company of ladies a
cinch Saturday afternoon in honor @
N Mrs. j. King, of Keokuk. The frs
prize was won by Mrs. Dan Hartwe
l. and the consolation by Mrs. j. Girl
fifth.
1 Horsemen were out in force o
Third avenue yesterday and Their
5, were some exciting contests. In &C
cordance with the requests of res
dents, the fast work was limited t
that part of the avenue lying belo'
Twelfth street.
; The rev passenger station of th
Davenport. Rock Island & Northwes
III ern railway, situated at the foot {
Seventeenth street, will be opene
at Saturday. Feb. 10, and all passengt
=. trains on this line will arrive and d,
a. part from there after that date. FC
le schedule of trains, note the time Cal
column in this paper.
AZ John Buford post No. 243, G A r
ne is to observe Lincoln's birthday wit
an entertainment at Memorial hall Il
II morrow evening. No admission wi
I be charged and all oil, soldiers an
u their families will be welcomed. Goo
rs annnlrora haua hepn aanI1red and II