Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-09

Ike Trinkle, catcher. who played last
season with Montreal, Can.
Mrs. Katherine Kurz and family
wish to express their thanks to friends
and neighbors who symPathized with
| them in their late bereavement, also
for the floral offerings.
j. Q Paddock, the great fish horn
tenor, and David Noftsker, another
leading thinner" will be heard in a
double jointed duo at the Rock Island
Club MN trels April IL.
Y u find many styles to select from.
l idies, in Adams Empress" $3.50
shoe, among them the hand turned
patent kid, also the fine patent leather
cloth top with Louis heel.
The retail clerks ball at Industrial
hall last night was a pleasant affair,
the attendance being very large.
Bleuer's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic and dancing continued till 2
| CLOCK.
John Titus has moved his shoe re-
air shop from 1924 Fourth avenue, to
the rear of the Leader shoe store and
invites his friends to give him call.
Ladies' half soles So cents and gents
SO cents pair.
The wilt of William Begier, of Coe,
was probate in the county court yes
terday. The property is left to the
| widow, Catharine, at her death 10 be
divided between John and Mary b.
gier, son and daughter of the deceased.
The son is made executor.
Frank Mixter and Ben Lamont, the
noted song and dance team, direct
from the Royal Drury Lane theatre.
London, will do their great shadow
dance at the Rock Island Club min
strel show April H. Rain checks will
be given after this inning.
Lowry Casteel, the boy soprano
FROM the Dakota bad lands, assisted
by the Coyote quartet composed OF
Louis and Joe Rosenfield, George Por-
ter and Harry Mitchell, will sing the
aria from Lobenstein's light opera.
"Noah's Ark" at the Rock Island
Club Ministries April IL.
: Will Sweeney, who has not been
heard in Rock Island since the last
, visit of the Sutherland Sisters in
1886, has had his voice ironed out and
will sing at the Rock Islaod Club min
strels April IL. Mr.. Sweeney's sing.
ing at Pittsburg. Pa, is said to have
= caused the Johnstown flood.
There are but few reserved seat:
d left for the Katharine Ridgeway com
Ipany tonight, and to accommodate
the large number desiring to heal
@ Ridgeway. the gallery will be thrown
iopen at % cents per seat tonight
The reserved seats 60 to the first call
: ere at so cents each.
A test will be given Tuesday, 9tl
y inst, at p. m, near the ferry land
ling, showing the power of tn
phoenix Dry Powder Fire Extin
lguisher. This new compound com
y mands the attention of practical me-
Of business, all property holders
manufacturers, ETC., for its efficiency
g economy and simplicity.
N All mem bers of the club and per
formers who are to take part in tn
= Rock Island Club minstrel parad
3 Thursday are requested to report a
the clubhouse at IL a. NJ. sharp. Th
" club will furnish the coats. but eac
Ie one is expected to bring a plug hs
and cane. The parade will be cor
ts fined to club members and those tax
J. ing part in the performance.
Stephen Kelly, who last Februar
g srole an overcoat and other article
= from the Murphy fiat building o
Fourth avenue and Twenty-thir
street, yesterday afternoon pleade
20 guilty to petty larceny in the count
&c court. Judge Adams fined him s.
and costs on one count and $15 an
SIS costs On each of the two other counts
ne The fine and costs are to be worke
out on the rock pile at 81 80 per day