Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-29

taken to the home Of his sister. Mrs.
John Gavin, on Sixth ateaus
For real estate ard rpiinble insur-
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room
10. Mitchell & Lyrde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
Take your families and your bas-
kets and spend the day at the Watch
Tower July 4 and ENJOY big days
entertainments.
First moonlight excursion on the
new boat j. s.. will be given Monday.
July l. Boat leaves Rock Island at
500. Tickets 20 cents.
Big supply of chandelier and glass
ware to stock up our new store on
Third avenue are coming. Rock ISL
and Electric Construction company.
The Columbia club will hold its
annual Fourth Of July picnic at HUI
ber's garden. Ali are invited. |
Music, dancing and all kinds of re-
freshments will be served on the
grounds.
Lizzie Newman, who was indulg-
ing in unseemly hilarity on Seventh |
avenue last evening", was arrested and
held in $50 bail for an appearar &c
Monday to answer to the charge of
disorderly conduct.
Fay Halves camp. Z. N. A, will
have an ice cream social and dance at
Carse's hall Tuesday evening. An
admission fee of Is cents will cover
expenses. All Royal Neighbors and
Woodmen invited.
Acting Governor Northcott yester-
day restored to citizenship William
+. Stevens, Of Moline. who was con-
victed in the Rock Island circuit
court of embezzlement. and who
served one year in the penitentiary.
| The Wonder" is an up-to-date
freezer with twentieth century i'm
Iprovements and will freeze the finest
Equality of cream in less than half the
time of any Of the old style freezers.
Sold only Oy Allen, Myers 81 Co.
Miss Mary johnson. of 5I7 Six
teenth street, No inc, had q narrow
oscar from a serious accident Thurs
day night In lighting a lamp the
shade caughr fire. and before it could
be exiinguished. burned her hands Sc
lverely.
Mrs. Mary Kettisnn, 80 years of age
and residing at 1873 Warren street,
Davenport, and her 4-year-old son,
Herman. we're reported yesterday to
the board of health as having the
smallpox. A quarantine has been es-
t blished at the home.
Mildred and Lewis Halves CranSiell,
chi dren of Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Gran
dell, entertained 40 of their little
friends from to yesterday at their
home. S25 Twenty-first street. The
time was whiled away in music and
lgames, and refreshments were served
AS for economy, the Puritan wick
less blue II tme oil stoves are the most
economical stove to be had, aud soor
, save their cost over the use of coal,
wood or gasoline. the flame is clean;
no SCOT no smoke. Call at Allen
Q Myers & Co and examine same.
TGi-City division, No. 75. Ladies
Auxiliary to Order OF Railway Con-
Iductors, will give lawn social at the
home of Mrs William Kavanaugh
1890 Fifth avenue, Monday afternoon
and evening, July l. Ice cream and
cake will be served. All are invited
% attend.
Y DR.. C.. L. Lindley. of Davenport
: has received the distressing intelli
Igence from Los Angeles, Cal, tina
II the home of his mother caught fir'
. yesterday morning and that che per
lshed in the flames. Mrs. LindleI
was "A years of age. Her husband
Stephen Lindley, died in 1882 Sh'
o went to California 10 years ago L
spend her declining years.
The improvements that L. III
s Thomas has been making on his drug
store are completed and the effect il
n pretty indeed. New large window
J take the place of former ones. and thu
exterior decorations are of olive greer
n with aluminium trimmings. Inside tn
q walls and ceiling are decorated will
new paint and paper. while the who'll
is set of and embellished with hand
anma electric LIGHT burners of naV