Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-14
TOWN TALK.

Sheriff Cralle left this morning for
Joliet with William You'd and Frank
Va.er, the Moline men sentenced by
Judge Gest to the penitentiary early
in the week.
Fabian Lawson, of Moline and Miss
Frances + Hoyt were married yes
mother in Clinton, Iowa. The couple
will reside in Moline.
Hedding college, Abingdon. con-
ferred the degree of ID. ID. on Rev j.
". Frizzelle. of this city. presiding
elder Of this district for the Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
NJ q X. are creating quite n stir in
mems fine all wool suits at 1895
some of which have been marked
down from $l2 so. Don't forget the
cold storage suits at S..
The Rock Island County Christian
Endeavor association is holding it's
18th semi-aunual meeting at the First
Congregational church, Moline, this
afternoon and evening.
The general store of Goode brotI-
ers, of Andalusia, was closed by Con-
stable Eckhart yesterday on execu-
tions amounting to 5000 in favor Of
r. Nj. Badger, of Peoria.
Do you want to know what it 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.
See what we show for 81 and 81 so
in neglige shirts, such brands as
Emery, Gritfen, Calumet, Manhattan;
no better shirts made for the money
For first-class merchandise no place
like The London.
A trawberry and ice cream social
was given by the social committee of
the First Baptist church in the church
parlors last evening. A very en- )ya-
BILE time is reported and a substantial
sum was realized.
The fire department had several
hours work last evening exJinguisa-
ing blaze in a pills of ties belonging
TO the q between Twenty second and
Twenty-third streets A spark from
an engine started the fire.
NJ. " X. have placed on sale n line
of cold storage outing suits at S. that
are worth 80 NJ. IL X. have cheaper
outing suits--that is, suits at less
price-but when you see these for 50
you'll wonder how we do il.
ia mes Malcker. horseshoer has
formed a partner ship with L. b. Nc
Cillom aud will continue business at
3,2 Seventeenth street. Mr.. McCul-
lom's old shop. All diseases Of the
let carefully attended to.
Try some of the NJ. & X. cold stor-
age clothing-$5 Tor $40 lice of out
lag f4nnel suits. Nice line of serges
a 81 %, IS 30 to So. For tomorrow
he style of our finest $3.50 neglige
shirts will be placed into our 81 line.
nj q X.
Wood workers union No. % will
hold an open meeting Saturday even
ing at Industrial hall. Union and
nonunion woodworkers are invited to
attend. The president of the Anal
gamated Woodworkers' International
union will address the meeting.
+. b. Knox. of Moline. was elected
tr, a ,urer of the Illinois Undertakers'
ass ociation convention held at Rock
ford. ID. Ii. Quinlan, of Chicago. was
{ lected president; L. Nj. Milliken,
Newman, first vice president; l..
Champaign, second vice
president; Ii. M. Fitzpatrick, Elm
wood. secretary.
The Rock Island Salvation Army
corps has incurred the di5favor of
business people on Second avenue be
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets by conducting concerts in
front OF their stores. The disposition
has always been to treat the Saliva
tionists with the utmost considera-
ton. No one questions their Privi-
lege in holding meetings in public
quares or side streets where they do
not obstruct the entrance to bust
ness establishment, but when they
5 erch themselves in the door of ones
place of business he has a just cause
for complaint.