Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-24

1 stylish and best will be exhibited
Thur sday and Friday of this week at
MEGA be's.
| The Tri City Press club holds its
annual meeting at the Watch Tower
tonight.
We invite the public to come and
examine our fall stock and our work
manship and you will surely be meas
ured for suit by Filter & Co, 32S
TW entieth street.
w. A. hall, South Rock Islaur,
Wednesday. Sept. rs, given by r N.
A. camp. No. 3627.
Wien in need of hard or soft ccal
call on Chris Mueller & Sons. I wenty-
fourth street and Third avenue, or call
| up telephone 1911.
The remains of William Hermann.
the itinerant tailor. who died Satur-
day at the hospital, were buried this
afternoon at the potter's field.
McCabe's millinery opening exhibit
of fall and winter styles occurs
Thursday aud Friday of this week.
Make a note: Thursday and Friday.
M. ID. Fezler. one of The Argus
most faithful carriers, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever for six
weeks is now pronounced out of dan
ger.
TRY a ton of smokeless coal, a gos d
substitute for hard coal. and much
cheaper. at Chris. Mueller & Sons.
ITwenty-fourth street and Third
avenue.
County Judge Adams and j G
Swank, steward of the county iniirm-
ary, were in Peoria today examining
| the state institution there for the
care of the incurably insane.
$1,000 cash buys either of seven
houses on Forty-third. Forty-four.h
or Forty-fifth streets north of ] fifth
avenue, that rent at $l2 per mon h
and always occupied. See Eastman,
Godfrey & Co.
Frank Wright, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. x. Wright, and a mem Der OF the
high school football team, is confined
TO his home as the result of a fall in
the practice game with Augustana
college Saturday afternoon.
We are now located in our new
building at 1916 Third avenue, and
have q complete stock of gas and
electric chandeliers and electric SUI
plies. Call and see us. Rock Island
Electric Construction company.
l'Phone 1880.
Clearing up of odd pieces and dis
leontinued lines of ladies' shoes at the
Leader. ID X tau and black shoes
THAT formerly sold at from 81 to 81 so
Igo at 81 Most all sizes. Ladies' tan
and black shoes that formerly sold at
from 81 IS to 50 so in welts and turns
20 at $3.50
Nothing had been heard up to late
this afternoon of Walter Downs, the
cook at Porter's restaurant, who dis
Iappeared so suddenly yesterday
morning, and the supposition is
strengthened that he took refuge
from this worlds cares at the bottom
Of the river.
A Prof. Hall last evening opened s
dancing school for colored folks a
Turner hall that promises to be very
popular among the colored citizen!
this winter. There was a large turn
out last evening. but most of the
dancers appeared to be little in neeC
of instruction in the art of handling
their feet.
McCabe's millinery exhibits art
always looked forward to with mucl
interest by the ladies of this locality
You expect more here than elsewhere
and you'll not be disappointed thi
season. Their opening exhibit occur
Thursday aud Friday of this weel
on the second floor Of their new Thir'
avenue store.
Physical Director Pentland is get
ting the classes in shape for the form
al opening of the Y. M. c. A. gymna
t stun. which occurs on the evening @
lOct. 10. Most of the participants Of
: that occasion will be members of tn
general evening class and the event
! will be of general nature, not includ
ing games.
r Frank Ram. the diver employed b
the city to make test of the intak
pipe, this morning closed the pipe a
the mouth and this afternoon tn
: well is being pumped dry and prep
arstions are going on to try the al
test. No definite knowledge OF tn
2 condition of the main will probabl
be obtained till tomorrow.
/ The evening class at the Y. M.
o a. il arranging for smile eros
country run Thursday evening i
J. place of the regular class work. Tn
} route to be taken is known only [
the pair who have been chosen /
d lead and will not be given out before
hand. 1t has been intimated tina
beaten tracks Will be avoided go ia
as possible
Public Notice.