Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-29
CITY CHAT.


Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For insurance, f. j. Burns.
Morning Light scent cigar.
Who is your halter? Lambert.
Lambert is everybody's halter.
Homes for sale. \. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
Oil cloth patterns AT Summers &
Co.
Are you the one with The Argus
tickets?
Sauerkraut and new dill pickles at
Kuschman's.
Choice eating apples by the barrel
or bushel. Kuschman.
\. Rush x Co. room 6. Buford
blOck-real estate
The artist will be with us only two
days longer. Young 4 McCombs.
Go to Mrs. LaFrenz for up-to-date
millinery at prices 10 suit your purse.
Only n few days more to get n
beautiful picture free at Young & Me-
Combs.
Trinity Improvement Guild will
meet with Mrs. DIR. Chase tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30.
Chris Mueller & Sons are to re-
build their saw mill destroyed by fire
in Davenport last week.
The electrical cabinet in the Office
of DIR. \. ii. Arp. of Moline, was dam
aged $1,000 by fire Sunday.
Tonight occurs the third of the
series of dances held by the Tri-City
s TO 1 club at Library hall, Davenport,
There will be n Happy-go-Lucky
social at the Memorial Christian
church tonight. Everybody invited.
Coin serves coffee. tea and choco-
late in an up-to-date manner. also
ladies' luncheons. Give him trial.
+. Il. Sweet, expert chimney sweep.
furnace cleaner and rePairer. Adj
dress orders TO 1925 Second avenue
or postOffice box $40.
Four members of the state railway
and warehouse commission arrived
in the city tins afternoon and are
registered at the Harper.
The Kings Daughters have arrang-
ed for n cake and fancy desert sale
at Totten's music house each Satur-
day morning from until II o'clock.
OF course you are going to be in
on the contest for the tickets to the
first nights performance at the new
illinois to be given away by The Ar
gus.
Riders Night Owls. introducing
Mile. Charant. the Partisan novelty,
are to hold the boards at Harper's
4.
week.
Summers & Co. have sold more
stoves in the last month than any
other dealer. Satisfaction and right
prices are the causes for their enor-
nous sales.
The police were notified last even
ing of the theft during the past week
of a quantity of brass from the barn
in the rear of Virgil Warren's Second
avenue home.
You can get your photo enlarged
until Friday. Young & McCombs.
y brand new stock of oil cloth pat
terms and bindings TO select from at
\ Dung & McCombs'.
\ special train of seven cars bear
ing delegates on their way to attend
the annual meeting of the annual
convention of implement manufact-
urers, passed through the city this
afternoon.
DIR. Gustave Andreen. after prayer
this morning at Augustana college.
addressed the students entertaining
Iy regarding his visit at New Haven,
where he took part in the Yale cele-
bration festivities.
a mysterious blaze in the loft of
Kuschmann's barn on Twenty-second
street at 3 o'clock this afternoon
called out the department. 1t was
extinguished with n chemical before
any considerable damage had been
done.
The boys and girls are offered an
opportunity by The Argus to see the
first show at the Illinois theatre free
that is some one boy or girl who
will be industrious from now till next
Monday evening will earn a ticket
costing SO.
Theodore Starks, trade manager
for the Moline Plow company, has
resigned. after Connection of many
years with the company. +. NJ. Price,
of Omaha, is Mr.. Starks' successor.
Mr.. Starks started with the company
as travelling salesman IS years ago.
Chauncey Jenkins, 81 years of age,
died at st. Anthonys hospital this af-
ternoon from a general breaking
down of the system due to age. He
came here during the summer from
Kansas to live with his son, Lewis.
who survives.
The old settlers of Scott county
are to meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the court house IN Dav-
export to dedicate a memorial tablet.
The address will be delivered by
Judge w. +. Brannan. of Muscatine.