Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08

Prospect park July IL to %. Don't z
miss it. &
For real estate and reliable insur- &
Ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room
10, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele- =
phone 1904. G
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
the balance of that big purchase of :
dress lawns cent yard at McCabe's :
lone cent.
The most expensive and popular at
fractions have been secured for the {
Moline chautauqua. Have you seen J
the programs?
III. III. Andersen today resigned the
presidency of the German Savings
bank. in Davenport. position he has {
filed for 10 years.
Don't miss the lawn sociable given
by the Women's Relief corps at the
home of Mrs. Norris. GA Nineteenth
: street Tuesday, July 9.
j A grand clearing sale of all summer
millinery at Miss Byrnes' for the next
= 10 days. Everything must go regard
less Of cost. Telephone SOL.
s II. T. Siemon has moved his tin and
furnace shop from 1916 Third avenue
: Ito Fifth-and half avenue between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
a Three hose couplings were stolen at
the lower saw mill Saturday night
1.-The thieves cutting them out of the
u hose to which they were attached.
- Big supply of chandelier and glass
ware to stock mp our new store on
Third avenue are coming. Rock ISL
81 and Electric Construction company.
Friday evenisg the machinists of
l. the tri-cities are to have trolley
party. A delightful hours ride fol-
E. 10 we'd by dancing at the Watch Tower.
The Tucson club has issued invita-
sy ltions for another in the series OF de-
lliehtful dances it is giving at the
es Watch Tower inn. The date is Thurs
day, July IL.
Ic- Don't miss the grand free exhibit
ton of moving pictures at the Watch
s Tower tonight. Latest up-to-date
pictures-Chinese war. Buffalo expo
sition, etc. All free.
INC Pauline Emmett, who had faint
ing spell on Fourteenth street neal
AV- Third avenue this morning. was tax
en- in the ambulance to her home
I'M 14O1 Thirty first street.
: Four machinists returned to worl
tri- this morning at Williams. White
day Co. g. Moline, but after remaining a
their benches few hours returned u
nts' the ranks of the strikers.
.ingl The board of education Saturda,
evening opened the bids foe the heat
lists ing plant for the new high school, bu
Nc refeIrtd the matter TO the new board
which meets tomorrow night.
he The little daughter of Mr.. and Mr.:
ros-i Charles Fulsinger, 1922 Third avenue
fell from a fence today and sustaine
a.. dislocation and fracture of her rigl
30 (, eibo y. DR. DeSilva attended her.
Richard S Rookie of EN- poria. Kas
and Miss Cora III. Bell, of La Ros
lIIl, were married Saturday evenin
by Justice w. W. Clarke, the Ger
mony being performed at the latter
home.
A shortage in the brick supp
caused some delay in work on t
mas Illinois theatre last week. Tods
Ne" however. there is plenty on hand, a
Supt. Baton has a large force
n &c work.
;. 229 The bridge committee of the cour
board met today and went to Sol
xcur- Moline, where an effort is being ms
the to induce the county to contribute
ward the erection OF three n
k vici bridges.
, op- Rudolph Stoit, 8 years old. b
his great toe caught in the chain o
No bicycle he was trying to ride
will Twelfth street Saturday evening &
the member was so badly injured
ountv had to be amputated.
, jury The case OF John Marx, Oh MOI
for whom an attempt is being m
,D,rv to have a conservator appointed
the ground that be is drunkard
spendthrift, was taken up in
county court this afternoon.
~ w;tR Andy Holman, of this city. wr
to relatives that after obtaining
discharge from the volunteer arm
Arreu the Philippines he joined the Ma
astlce police force. He is under contrac
carry a billy for two years. He is
boas ioying good health and says he l
oadiDg the country.
A Rock Island man who journe
sr trip to Chicago to consult famed spe'
Ram ist concerning a raspipg sound
WAS heard every time he DIRE
snec;s1 breath, was shown by the doctor
,ct the the sound came from suspel
buckle that was in need of lubl
tion.-Moline Journal.
';S II. II. Sch'app, former Daven
ing. sDd friends there. left SATURDAY,
Melbourne. Australia, where b
anteed. manager of one of the LARGEST o.
house. Australian mines. Mr.. Schlapp
g sheet an expert assayer in Colorado be
at 10l an English syndicate got hold OF
store. and took him out to Australia,
IS up to now he is millionaire mine on
eek 20 aud one OF the antnorities on NIL
over there.
The nanpra ran0rf