Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24

1 buOleCL OF CO0SldeThIlOu.
The building committee of the pub
lie library board has another meeting
tonight TO consider notifications in
the plans for the new building.
To San Francisco and return via the
Burlington Aug. to - inclusive,
$4S. Portland, De, Tacoma and
Seattle, Wash. and return $3.50.
Big supply of chandelier and glass
ware to stock up our new store on
Third avenue are coming. Rock ISL
and Electric Construction company.
1926 to st. Paul and Minneapolis
and return via the Burlington Jlly /
to inclusive. Through chair car and
sleeper from Twentieth street station.
cool time, good music and long
ride over the tri-cities is what the
Sacred Heart church will give you to-
morrow night. A are cordially in
vited.
Rosenfield Brothers, the plumbers,
Saturday completed the 5,00O-foot
sewer on Thirty-eighth street, giving
connection with the Horace Mann
school.
The boys class of the First Meth
dist church will have It's annual out
ing at Prospect park tomorrow. The
boys are to leave the church at 10 a.
m. promptly.
1 Do not neglect to vote your choice
| for school directors tomorrow, and
then you will have no occasion to
blame yourself no matter how the
election results.
Commodore Charles McHugh's
launch party is enroute home. having
gone only as far as Lacrosse. The
latter city was reached Saturday. The
party expects to be home Wednes-
day.
The last in the series of "Tours
Through Palestine" is to be given this
evening at the Broadway Presbyterian
church. There will be papers on
Damascus. Aalbek and BEIRUT. The
program will be closed with stereoP-
: ticOn views.
Ground is to be broken tomorrow
for the building to be erected on the
90 feet adjoining on the east OF the
= Illinois theatre site. This building is
also to be erected by G.. H Johnston.
, and will probably be purchased on its
completion by Otto Huber.
A basket picnic was held at the
l Watch Tower Saturday afternoon by
lTri- City council loo, United Com
: mercial Travellers. Sixty of the mem
bers and their ladies' were present.
j. Henry HeilbrOnner, of Springfield,
pa councillor of the Illinois branch
8 of the society. was guest.
a strange man, his wife and d6ugh'
: tier dropped in AdolPh Buesing''
com binaiion saloon and grocery ia
Davenport yesterday. The man saic
they would cit in the grocery part. al
! his wife did not want to be seen in 1
e saloon. Buesing keeps his safe be
!. hind the candy counter. He discov
IS cred later in the day that he had beer
IS touched for $3.50
Sacred Heart church will give
q trolley party tomorrow evening Car
4 will make the following stops: Ninti
and Nineteenth streets on Second ave
nue.; Twenty-third, Twenty eight
d and FOrty-sixth streets on Fifth ave
. nue.; First and Fifteenth streets, Mo
line. and Brady, Harrison ard MAR
d streets. Davenport. Music on TIT
Y cars aud dancing and music at tn
tower.
IS The Augustana synod at its meet
= ling last week at jamestown. n.
elected Prof. C. w. Foss, of this city
"a and j. b Oakleaf, of Moline, repre-
h sentatives to the meeting OF the gen
eral council, body made up of rep
rcsentatives of all the Luthera
- churches of the United States, includ
=" ing all nationalities- This council
will meet in Lima, Obi o. the comm
q fall.
- The way the only open car running
on the Elm street line is being pa
1T tronized should serve as hint to III
? Tri-City Railway company to give it
Q, superintendent of equipment hume
to carry out the promises the com
&c pany officers made last week as to tn
W service on this branch OF the system
1t And while the open car subject is u
for discussion, the substitution OF al
r other Pullman for the remaining BIO
m car on the Third avenue line woul
G. doubtless be appreciated by the com
pany's patrons. What is the use c
lie all the good things Manager Lardne
n buys for the benefit OF the public
At they are not placed in charge of so
one who knows how to apply them.
70 MATTRESS FACTORY Is
?, SECURED TO THE CITY