Rock Island Argus., 1901-07-23

to Davenport around the loop and
back to Rock Island and the tower,
where music and dancing will be en-
joyed.
Charles Storr and Miss Emma Ra-
man, both of this city, were united in
marriage by Justice Schroeder at his |
residence Saturday evening.
A cool pleasant trip-steamer j. 5.
for Clinton and return Thursday, |
July 25. Fare reduced to IS cents
for this day. Il
Remember the family excursion
Thursday, July 25, on the new steam
er j. S. Reduced rates. 75 cents round
trip. Boat leaves at 7:10 a. M, re-
turns at $50 p. m.
There will be grand week day ex-
cursion on the new steamer j. 5.
Thursday, July 25. at reduced rates
of rs cents for round trip. Boat leaves
at 7:10 a. m.
The new steamer j. S. will give a
grand excursion to Clinton Thursday,
July 25th. Returning at $50. Fare
only IS cents round trip. Leave at
7:10 a. m.
A nice days outing on the new
steamer j. S. Thursday. July %
Clinton and return only rs cents for
this day. Bring your baskets and
the children.
The Retail Merchants association
last evening attended to the routine
business and discussed Thursday
Excursion to Aurora. No new bus
ness was considered.
The new steamer j. S. will give
weekday excursion for ladies and
children Thursday. July %. Fare
only 75 cents round trip. Get ready
and have good time.
| Whew, but il is hot. OF course it
is, but if you will take of that heavy
wooden coat and array yourself in one
of our shirt waists you will feel much
more comfortable. Simon IL Mosen-
fielder.
Spend a day on The Mississippi riv-
Ier-never to be forgotten. The new
steamer j S. will give family ex-
cursion Thursday, July %. to Clinton
and return. Fare only rs cents for
the round trip.
Take nice cool ride. The new
steamer j. S. will give excursion
rates Thursday, July 25, to Clinton.
Fare for round trip IS cents. Bring
the children and baskets and have q
ROOu time.
From present indications Rock Is
land will be very quiet place Thurs
day. July 25. Why? Because 8
great number of her people are going
to take in the retail merchants excur-
sion to Aurora on the above date.
There were two deaths from heat
in Davenport yesterday. The first
victim, as stated in last nights
ARGUS. was Mrs Mary Williams. The
other was John j. Buchanan. Et
was employed at the Bettendorf whee
works He quit work at noon. At
. O'Clock he asked for doctor. One
was summoned. but before he arrived
: Buchanan was dead
Two strangers dropped into Peter
Foline's shoe store, 161 Fourth Ave
l nue., Moline. today. They wanted Il
= buy some footwear. So Peter wen
about busily showing his stock,
, While he was stopped over reaching
= into lower shelf one of his caller
slipped over and took $3.50 from the
cash drawer. The robbery was no
discovered until the men had an op
lportunity to make themselves hard u
find.
=. z. I. Dolly and C. f Case had al
unfortunate scuffle last evening
) aboard the steamer j. S, on which
y they were passengers from lie Claire
e lresulting in the fracturiDg of Mr.
ICase's left ankle. Probably no on
t regretted the outcome of the affai
- more than Mr.. Dolly, who. on the ar
V rival of the boat at Rock Island, ha'
q carriage called to convey Mr.. Cas-
to his home.
a Plans are being made by the engi
Q neering department of the Chicago
g Rock Island & Pacific railway to dou
BILE track its line between West Lii
erty aud Iowa City. The track I
= West Liberty has been double fo
= several years and the new rails vii
% make il so to the west of Iowa river
Only little grading has to be don
Is between the two points. The lin
a will extend to Dubuque street in low
y City. 1t will be begun some tim
this year. although it. will Probabl
d not be finished before 1902.