Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-03

Third avenue are coming. Rock ISL 6;
and Electric Construction company -
Miss Eta COnwen was re moved TO
her home, sos Twelfth street. yester- Y
day from Mercy hospital in Daven- 6
port, havirg recovered after serious 8
operation.
The standing committee OF sthe =
Episcopal church has sanctioned the
coDsecrati1n of DIR. Z. w. Taylor, OF E
Springfield. H., as bishop coadjutor- :
elect of Quincy.
The finest trip and beautiful seen
cry for 80 cents Take Winona up at
3 D. m. and connect with the new 4
boat j. S. down and you will say 1T :
WAS Just old comfort.
Leaving Rock Island at S:15 every
afternoon you can take the steamer
CITY of Winona for lie Claire, Iowa.
and return on the new boat j. ). at }
O'Clock. Round trip 80 cents.
A brigade of the Salvation Army
workers will conduct an open air
meeting at Garnsey square, corner OF .
Sixth street and Fourth avenue Fri
day evening at 1850.
+. G.. Greathouse, q lawyer from
Calhoun county, arrived today to as
sist the local attorneys in the defense
OF he Stiles brothers, held for the
murder of Carl Wendt, of Cordova.
Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fer
dinand SCHNEIDER, 2O21 Fifth avenue,
is one of the advance guard of Fourth
of July victims, his face having been
Ipeppered by the premature explosion
of q toy cannon.
Hull & Hemenway; agents for the
kansas Mutual Life Insurance. comPa- |
ny, are distributing among their
friends a neatly patterned thermome-
ter that is warranted TO give one
square shake on the weather.
Edward Msjeska yesterday after
noon pleaded guilty in the county
| court to the theft of a wheel belong
ling to l. L. Earle, and Judge Adams
sentenced him to pay fine OF go
and TO serve term of 80 days in the
county Jail.
Miss Ruth South entertained a
party of her little friends at her
home, 1908 Tenth street, Tuesday
AFTERNOON in honor Of her 9th birth
day. The little hostess was the re-
leipient of many useful presents. Re
Y {, eshments we've served and very
pleasant afternoon was spent by all.
Is How to enjoy the Fourth of July.
Take the new, modern, up-to date
b steamer j. ), built especially for
comfort and speed. with all the inn
4 provements that money and expert
ence can furnish. Plenty Of room
and perfect safety. Bring your fam
} ily and have u good time. Boat
> leaves Rock Island at 7:1O a. IN. Re
turn at p. IN. Good music. Round
D. trip 75 cents.
'e The stock of the Sutclife wall pa
per store Will be on sale limited
a number of DAYS 1T slaughter sale
u prices in order TO dispose of same
quickly. Rare bargains if selection
ct IS made ut once. Horses and wagons
ig are also for sale. BY order of Capt
j. 81. Beardsley, administrator
ly Keep cool on the Fourth of July
", The flnest boat on the Mississippi
river will give n grand excursion L
". Clinton and return, leaving Rock Is
nv Hand at 7:IO IA. IN. and returning at
on %. M. promptly. Fine music. Brini
your lunch and have good time
III Steamer j. S.
re Take tide ana Keep cool Oh IN
an Fourth OF July to Clinton on ne'
D. wv
ever built on the Mississippi river
Up to date. A perfect floating palac'
-, The boat will leave Rock Island {
i'o 7:1O a m, return at p m. Brin
you family and baskets and enjoy ii
ely day. Coed music. Fare, round tIiI
'"' IS cents.
Under new law passed by the la
ry- LEGISLATURE it becomes the duty
'ut- county school superintendent in tn
to- state 20 renumber the i-tric
Throughout each county, taking the
ing in order and numbering them fro
Ev- one up. Previously the numberir
out has been done by townships and t
change was sought by the superb
sur tendents as a means of distinguishir
'om between districts with greater facilit
ele- Woodworkers' union No. 81 a
nouncts the first steamboat excursi'
the given by the organ cation, to ta
I'D place on the j S Sunday, July
,ash The boat will leave Davenport at q;
a. m and Rock Island at 1880, goi
bas- up and back on the packets regul
atch time. Special features will be pI
avs vided, including entertainment fe
lures at Clinton, and a fine time is {
L a sured to those who attend.
big The handsomest and finest ton
PITS upright piano ever sold in this C
was delivered to Mrs. Meyer Loeb Il
mp morning by TOtten's music hou
Rock The piano was one Of the celebrai
as Smith & Barnes special goth centr
art cases, hand carved, circassi
= an walnut. largest concord cabil
m grand size with full brouZed and e
- bellisned bell metal plate, mic
plated trimmings, and was weddi
present from Mrs. Loeb's father.
. Miles From n Doctor.
Mnnr fimaa on farms in the col