Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-12

shirt waists today. The headgear
comes next
How would you like to have a nice
dish of ice cream this hot weather
made in one of Brookman's $1.10 2
quart freezels.
We are the sole agents for the
Banan shoe. the best IS mems shoe
in the city. The Leader, opposite
harper house.
The greatest event of the season.
commencing this week, at the great
bat sale at Miss Byrnes'. Trimmed |
hats cut in two.
Have you seen the new lot of
brooms Brookman is selling for 10
cents? II you want one you had bet |
ter hurry up for they are going fast
at 10 cents EACH
The way to keep cool this hot
weather is to swing in one of Brook
mans 58-cent cotton woven ham
mocks with stretcber..
Attend the Woodmen strawberry
and ice cream social and dance at
their hall in South Rock Island. Satur-
day evening. June 10. Tickets 10
cents.
4 1uc FS.OO e1OC iOA
women, eight different styles, AA to
ZEE. every pair guaranteed. For sale
only at the Leader. opposite Harper
house.
Sweeney & Walker, as attorneys for
Margaret d. Medill aud Elizabeth
lCleaveland, have filed praecipe in a
suit for IS coo against the Court Of
Honor.
| Charles Kesslcr. while at work at
the Rock Island buggy factory this
Iafternoon, thrust q wire used in fast
eniDg on rAbber tires into one OF his
great toes, causing q painful. but not
serious, injury.
A reception will be given to the Wis
lifting delegates Of the Illinois Pharma-
ceutical association at the Rock Island
Club this evening. Members are re-
quested to be present.
Do you want to know what il will
cost To have your house wired? Ask
us. No charge for estimates. Chan
deliers at reduced prices. Rock Island
Electric Construction company
Phone 1880.
John Lawrence, employed in the
yards of the Rock Island Lumber
company. was Frustrated by heat
while at his work yesterday after
noon. He was removed to his home,
2SOI Sixth avenue.
The monthly membership meeting
of the Rock leland Club was held last
evening. Owing to the oppressive
heat the session was called to order
7 on the lawn. Only routine matters
were disposed of.
c The 10th IlliaOis volunteers will
meet at Memorial hall at the court
n mouse at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
to decide on the date and make other
!, arrangements for the annual reunion
of the regiment
Brigadier Marshall. of st Louis
" icommander of The middle division Of
the Salvation army, will arrive in
u Rock leland ~ 7:20 this evening and
: will conduct service at the hall, 15O.
70 Second avenue, ut o'clock.
The Sisters of the Visitation wish
the announcement made that children
= will not be admitted either to the en-
tertainment at the Villa de Chanta
It this evening or the commencement
Y exercises tomorrow morning.
ii. o Prizes has purchased the gro
o Gerry stock of John WITCH, 26O6 Fifth
|. avenue. and can furnish his custom
ers with fresh, first-class goods a
10 reasonable prices You will saw
r money by trading with him.
ID. NJ. Parkhurst, Of Princeton, ha
# sold the D., K. /. & n w. people
m strip OF land 200 feet wide and so rod
long on which are now at work mel
:, and teams putting in a siding pre-
paratOry to using a atsam shovel
The dirt will be used mainly to wider
l. the fill across the Wapsie to town.
IL Rev George Platt. formerly
Christian church pastor in Rock Is
y land. passed the final examination
IS last week before the examining chap
lains at Davenport for admission T.
y the priesthood of the Episcops
|. church. Rev. Plats is now located a
Farley, Iowa, and in charge of tn
II church work in Farley and Dyers
10 vile.
II A temporary wAtchman's shant,
was placed by the C.. b. & q. n
!. ITweI tieth street this morning. Ii
l. violation of heretofore invariabl
n custom of painting these structure
red. the one set up this morning wa
70 painted pale yellow to conform wi
10 the color of the passenger station
a. but it cannot be said that it is orna
mented ut that. When the crossing
gates arc put in place an elevate
| tower will be installed.
o. Albert Wood, a newsboy, recklessl
rode down the Seventeenth street hi
o in Moline on his bicycle yesterday
By the time he reached the bottom h
"a fairly flew and team being in tn
D. wav OF his turning on Eighth avenu
he took header and landed on tn
I'd porch of r. III. Taylor's residence
- bringing up against one of the pore
:. pillars, and smashing it. Il was
wonder the boy was not killed, but
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