Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-15

and 81 at the Leader, opposite Harper
honse.
Fancy Strawberries four boxes for |
% cents at Weckel's.
Ladies' $3.50 patent tip kid shoes.
sale price 81 SIS. Every pair guaran-
teed. The Leader. opposite Harper
house.
A fine display of berries. four boxes
for % cents at Weckel's.
For real estate and reliable insur- |
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room
16, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
Call and get four boxes of fancy
berries for 25 cents at Weckel's.
For pleasant evening attend the
picnic at Huber's garden Saturday
| night. Good order maintained. Adj
mission free.
Fresh cut carnations 1 cent each
this evening at McCabe's new store.
| Perfection in laundry work-finish,
sanitation and quick service means
having it done at the Gem laundry.
Try it.
We are the sole agents for the
Hanan shoe, the best IS mems shoe
in the city. The Leader, opposite
harper house.
Archie Goble and Cora Stoddard, of
b Simons at the First Baptist par
sonage Thursday.
Another batch of those fresh mixed
candies 8 cents a pound tonight at
lMcCabe's new store.
| The greatest event of the season,
commencing this week, at the great
hat sale at Miss Byrnes'. Prices on
trimmed hats cut in two.
Miss Minnie Jones last evening
closed her weekly dancing school for
the summer season with special
program at Industrial hall.
Big supply of chandelier and glass
ware to stock up our new store on
Third avenue are coming. Rock ISL
and Electric Construction company.
The walls of the burned Negus
building on First avenue should be
lpulled down. as they are a standing
menace to life and surrounding prop
erty.
The Nethersole $3.50 shoe for
women. eight different styles. IA to
ZEE. every pair guaranteed. For sale
only at The Leader. opposite Harper
house.
A Woodmen degree team from
Galesburg passed through the city on
the way home from the st. Paul be al
camp this morning. The members
'aPpeared rather jaded. but declared
they had had splendid time.
The German Lutheran church is to
bald a new school in the west end OF
} town. A site at Eighth street near
Ninth avenue has been purchased
t from Mrs. Ell lbeth Banner fol
81 600. The building will be erected
/ during the summer.
At Carode's pharmacy they have
: lust put in some handsome tables
and chairs for the accom- IN odation- Of
. their soda water patrons. Those. to
gether with other improvements they
have added. makes their service about
the most complete in the city.
The class of Miss Gabbard. of Dav
7 lenpcrt, to which Mary and Katherine
the little daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
8 John Streeper, belong. is Civ ng s
musical at the home of the latter or
: Twenty second street this afternoon
line program IS TO D9 lulIoWeu Dl
, Igames and refreshments.
Woodworkers' union No. 62 will
4 hold an open meeting Saturday even
ling at Industrial hall. Union AM
inonunion woodworkers are invited Il
u attend The president of the Anal
Z gamsted Woodworkers' Internationa
a union will address the meeting.
The Tri-City Ministerial union vii
have it's annual outing at Prospec
It park. Moline. Monday afternoon. TIL
n literary feature will be an open dis
cussion on The Ministerial Recrea
o tion," led by Rev. George b Simons
& of Rock Island. This is the final meet
ing of the year.
d Owing to the absence of Rev. G. U
& McCulloch from his pulpit last Sun
day and the consequent failure to an
9 nounce the quarterly conference. b
s takes this way of saying to the Off
GERS of the church that the abov
. named official meeting will occur thi
\ evening in his study at O'Clock
Marks. Knox eounfy farmer. out of
$4,000 on flake" card game. The
officers are searching for his accom-
. Dlices. Their plan was to get Marks
interested i'm the game and then substi-
( tute his package of money for one