Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-22


baker performing the ceremony. The
couple left for Omaha after the cere-
mony.
The grocers held an informal meet
ing at Retail Merchants hall in the
Mitchell & Lynde building last eveu-
ing for the purpose of discussing mat
tiers concerning the trade.
Dan McLain, who has bsen with the
ID F., K / & N. w. for the past two
years as yArdmaster at Davenport,
has taken the position of yaramaster
for the Rock Island at Elion, Iowa
A big dress goods event this week
at McCabe's. One big purchase of
some 60 styles, worth up to 81 so, all
at one price and that very low, 81
cents. No mistake, 81 cents.
Fourteen thousand acres of fine
prairie land in the famous Red river
valley in Minnesota at q very
low figure and on easy payments.
For~Particulars apply to Reioy Bros.
Charles Vein berger was today re-
moved 10 st. Anthony's hospital to
be operated upon for appendicitis.
from which he has been suffering
seven weeks. His friends all hope for
an early recovery.
Charles A. Painter, a printer of
Davenport, died today from malarIal
fever contracted in Oklahoma while
there trying to get claim in the Ie-
cent land opening. He was 80 years
OF age and leaves a wife and Chi d.
The Woman's Relief Corps is ar
ranging for a carr party ana social to
be given at Memorial hall Thursday
eve. ing of this week for the members
of the corps and Buford post and
their families. No admission IS to be
charged.
Simon Lewis today bought from c
S. Parker his lease of the place at
22S Seventeenth street. for years oc
cupIed as saloon. Mr.. Lewis will
use the room 10 connection with his
wholes ale liquor store adj 'iuing at
the south
George e Scott. local a. ent for the
| Oil Spring company. has samples I
oil from lano adjoining their holdings,
which Can be seen aJ he Gem lsun
dry Shares 10 cents but raise is
sure to come very 500 4. Doyou ~ish
no IncreaAe your income? Here Is
I your lHduCcs ACb d6 OuCSs
| Charles q sider becke, one of DIven.
D rt's old time business men, died
! Yesterday at Macon. Mo He was
! president of the Beider becke- Mil er
co upany and was 65 years of sge.
| H. was also president of the l wa
National bank mem Der OF the library
board, the Turner, Schue'z n and
other societies.
| The Oaks club has issued invita-
tons for its sec nd social dance To he
given Thursday evening of this week
ut Armory hall TIE arrangements
com mittee for the party is composed
of T l.. Kennedy. II II Holdorf. K
J Ransom w L Carse, Fl z. Flee
ner and Ed Elliott. Music will be pro-
vided by Bleuer's orchestra
c. j LiDgsfelt. who since the DAv-
e port glucose plant has been the
property of the Glucose Sugar Rein
ing conp-ny. has been that compa-
lny's sgent there, has resigned to ac-
cept the position of secretary Of the
Dakota Malt and Grain company at
!Sioux Falls. S d =. w. McMan us,
Jr., has been app linted to succeed MIR.
L:rgafelt at Davenport
Mis- Olive Z Lender who Is TN
ployed q. the Modern Woodmen hesG
Office. while on her way hame after
: work awheel last evening, collided
with another rider near the police
station sPrainiDg her right ankle.
Sne was taken to her home at 222
West Fourteenth street DaVenp1 rt.
in the private rig Of Chief DArnell.