Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-18

Get one of those good suppers, only q
Is cents, at the Central church Satur- +
day. Jan. 10. from 8 to P. m.
Remember the private masqueradel )
given by the Rock Island maennerchor :
Saturday, Jan 10. at Turner hall.
Pork tenderloins, leaf lard, spare g
ribs. pork trimmings, back bones and :
dressed pigs feet at III. Tremann's y
Sons.
Room Is, Mitchell & Lynde build 1
ing, is the place for bargains in real ;
estate Hull & Hemenway. Tele-
phone 1904.
The library directors met last night
to consider the details of the floor ,
plans of the new building. No changes
were made.
IA live bird side shooting match for a
supper is in progress at /. t. Har-
per's range in South Rock Island this
afternoon.
The stage water was 5.S5 at the
Rock Island bridge at a. M, and
Is 60 at noon. The temperature at
noon was 20.
DR.. William Torrance will conduct
preparatory services at the Broad way
Presbyterian church this even ing, be-
ginning at ESQ.
] The Ladies' Aid society of Grace
Lutheran church will have waffle
. social in the gymnasium of Angus
tana college this evening.
81 Drack & Kerns have finished plans |
and specifications for the remodeling |
of the M & K. store, which, it is said, |
will make it the handsomest in the
lefty.
Aid. Kennedy and family desire to
lexpress their thanks and appreciation
!. to friends for kindness and sympathy
shown them in their late bereave-
t ment.
Greaterp 1t should read greatest OF
: bargain sales, as there is positive
saving to you on every article Pur-
chased at the M. & K. greater bargain
sale.
Emile Gallette, Belgian. is being
% tried in Schroeder's court this after
moon on q disorderly charge. the war
s. rant being sworn out by Victor Van
neste.
n Our sale is the biggest success we
have ever had. All on account OF the
70 real bargains. Bargains that cannot
be bought elsewhere. You know us.
n The London.
Today's Chicago Tribune publishes
ar La cut of the new library building to
= be erected in Rock Island next year.
>, The cut was reproduced from the one
printed in THE ARGUS.
A marriage license was issued in
IChicago Wednesday to Ell De, Reu,
J formerly of this city, but now 10
g business in Moline. and Miss Bessie
Linstedt, of Chicago.
re j. Kroegel has equipped new
meat market with up-to-date furnish
lings, corner Tenth street and Third
all avenue, which will be open tomorrow
morning Telephone 4064.
Mrs. Sullivan, who submitted to ;
nd surgical operation yesterday morn
he ing, was removed in the ambulance
from her home, 1928 Fifth avenue. t.
80 81 Western avenue, Davenport.
ter McCabe's pre-inventory clearing
sale is proving a most phenomena
all affair. The every day crowds all thi
E. week bid fair to keep coming durini
the entire two weeks of the sale.
on H. A. Willis, c., r. 1. & P. brake
NY man, residing in this city, fell off
car at Iowa City yesterday and sus
T tanned a scalp wound. He came t.
ks. the city last night. His injuries ar
slight.
4 Representative Mccullough has il
noe troduced bill in the house at Spring
field increasing the salary of circu
Judges outside Cook county to s., OF
20, per annum. The salary is no
ing $500.
Miss Theresa Larson, of this cit,
a.n was married in Galesburg Jan. 50 =
LUZ Andrew j. Herborg, of Moline. III
wedding was kept secret till recen
or Iy. The couple are now living
ets' Moline.
John A. White, of Peoria, the ms
'ard who won local fame there by sayiI
le-lhe wouldn't die, when to all appea
snces he was fatally injured, is no
han well enough to be running on t
alter democratic ticket for city collector.
Clarence Chandler, a young M
hirt from the upper end of the count
!. all was brought down from Chicago
ISherif Cralle last night to answ
oil charges preferred against him by
To- Young woman also from the unTT
lend.
The stockholders of Dimock, Cor
10 81 Co., Moline, have reelected tn
'ro" officers for another year They a
C. r. Ainsworth, president; T.
and Denkmann, vice president; c.
T % Ainsworth, secretary, and Cal'
ring Ainsworth, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sundehn a
$1S, family wish to thank their friends a
SO neighbors for kindness shown duri
The their late bereavement and for
floral offerings; also to Rev DIR. Il
nsur- tlor and to the quartet which rende
room several beautiIui seiec,lons.
Tele. The masquerade ball given by