Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-04

the recent advance. Young d Nc
Combs.
The Nethersole 50 so shoe for wo-
men; every pair good pair. and
every pair guaranteed. The Leader,
opposite Harper house.
For real estate and reliable insur-
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room
Is, Mitchell 6 Lynde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
The Nethersole 81. so shoe for wo-
men; every pair a good pair, and
every pair guaranteed. The Leader,
opposite Harper house.
The Rock Island Brewing company
shipped tine delivery wagon to Mus
catine on the W. j. Young last even
ing.
Only four more days till the open
ing of the seat sale for the Rock Is
and Club Ministries. Have you bought
your tickets yet?
Hess Bros. will have plenty of
fresh fish tomorrow, namely, cat fish.
black bass, river salmon, trout, buff
falo and croppies.
| Tonight. tonight, the five event"
contest between high school and Y
I'M. c. A. Ladies and gentlemen.
Admission Is cents.
The Nethersole 81 so shoe for wo-
men; every pair a good pair, and
every pair guaranteed. The Leader
Iopposite Harper house.
| 1t will be a rare treat to hear w. B.
Roberts sing Hello My Rag Time
Girl" at the Rock Island Cub min
strel show Thursday, April IL.
"Sweethearts and Roses" is one of
the song hits of the season. Hear it at
IHarper's theatre April II. Forty
voices will be heard in the chorus.
Have you bought your ticket for
the Rock Island Club minstrel show
Thursday, April IL. one week from
tonight? Don't delay; they are going
fast.
John Duke wishes to express his
Igratitude to all who so kindly assist
ed during the illness and burial of his
beloved wife; also for the many floral
tributes.
DIR. S. H. Miller returned from Chi
cago this morning, where he had
been attending McKillip's Veterinary
college. He can be found at Frick S
livery barn.
Tickets for the Fisk Jubilee Singers
will be on sale at the Harper house
pharmacy, Canode's drug store and
, Totten's music house. Secure your
seats early.
r Fred Sauermann, of this city. ha
purchased the confectionery and res
, taurant business of the late Gus M
Ford in Moline, and will hereafter
tconduct the store.
The boxes for the Rock Island Clul
MINISTRIES are to be auctioned at Il I
4 clubhouse tomorrow night. beginning
promptly at 8 o'clock. Lively bid
: dipg is looked for.
Assessor j. e. Fireman has engaged
e Office room>with Ludolph & Reynolds
in the Buford block. For the presen
q he will be in his Office Tuesday ant
saturday evenings.
h G orge G. Pickard began divorc
proceedings in the circuit court to
day against Annie Pickard. The cou
pie were married in Milwaukee il
1897 and the husband alleges deser
! ton.
A gasoline stove exploded at
O'Clock this morning in the tailor sho
7 of F. A Leithner on Seventeenth stree
and Sixth avenue, causing q loss c
about $40. The fire department wa
% called out.
q Ensign Wall, of the Salvation Army
will conduct special exercises at tn
TX local barracks at 1909 Second avenu
of tonight and tomorrow night. II
plays several musical instruments
Is sings, and is sn eloquent speaker.
. The Tucson club has issued invits
tions to it's next dancing party. whic
N is TO be given at Industrial hall Wee
nesday evening of the coming weel
The first dance of the summer seaso
r will occur at Black Hawk inn May l.
While engaged in practice gam
of basketball yesterday Afternoon
IN Miss Florence Hall, a memb Der of th
N high school girls team, fell and di:
located her left arm at the elbow
" She was attended by DIR. G. {
v Craig, Sr.
Frank Z McNish. the we'll know
20 min strel and originator of the silent
10 and fun" act, who is acting as stag
director of the Rock Island Club pc
ne Torrance, says it gives promise of b
% ing one of the cleverest and smooth
est amateur black face shows
1t ever saw.
III At the annual congregational NEE
ing of the Central Pi esbyterian churc
i'd last night the following officers wei
Ia chosen: B. H Kimball. honora1
elder; j H. CIeland. III ID Folsom.
ID g. Young elders; j. NJ Buford. job
" Volk. Adair Peasants, + w. BahDsel
&c H. Liedtke, IL. A. Med maid, Pa
Braudenburg. trustees The report
o of officers showed the affairs of I'll
G. church to be in satisfactory cond
he ton.
& at the regular monthly meeting