Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-01

161; north, 1913. Total-foot. 1860;
teams, 1876; street cars. 32i.
Bigger and better bargains every
day. We have added some new lines
of SIC so and SIS suits to sell now at
$40. The London.
Wilson Bros 81 and $3.50 colored
shirts. with cuffs to match, all day
Saturday, your choice 40 cents at
Young & McCombs'-
Tomorrow being the feast of the
publication, there are to be services
at Trinity Episcopal church at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon.
If you need shirts don't fail to see
those $1.25 and 81 so Wilson Bros :.
and Silver shirts we are selling at SO
cents. The London.
The cut prices will appeal to you
very strongly the minute you step in
at Simon & Mosenfelder's Last effort
to clean out our winter goods.
The faculty of Augustana Conserva-
tory of music will give Schuman
concert Monday evening. Feb. 4, in
the college chapel. Admission %
cents.
Saturday is bargain day in men s
furnishings 50-cent puff ties at
"a cents each. 81 and $3.50 colored
shirts for 40 cents. Young & Nc
Combs.
The Renas. of AugustaDa college,
went TO Monmouth this afternoon to
play return game of basketball with
che Monmouth college girls this
evening.
Tonight at the Y. Nj. c. A. occurs
the basketball game between the
Naval Reserves and the Crescents.
Admission for ladies and gentlemen
10 cents.
Mrs. Wiborg and two small chill
dren, all sick, were removed in the
am bulance yesterday from 2702 Sixsh
avenue to the old Brooks homestead
on Fifth avenue.
The Palace cigar store takes pleas
ure in announcing they are abe to
offer choice selection of imported
cigars ranging in price from D cents
TO three for so cents.
Buying made easy. A whole table
full of mems and boys suits. were
$3.50 SIP and so; now your choice
at 81. 10 at Simon & Mosenfelder's
Cali and see us for pair of trous-
ers. and il they give satisfaction in
price and hit then you will know
! where to 60 for your spring suit.
Filter & Co., 32S Twentieth street.
Charles Fred Frederick and Miss
Margaret E Dana, both of this city,
were married last evening by Rev. G.
Z Taylor. at whose home the cere-
mony occurred. The couple will re-
side in Davenport.
No easier way of making money
than to invest in one of Simon 81 Mo
senfelder's $7.45 suits $40, $12 and
$13 80 qualities. Your pick now fol
81 45. Take look into our west
window for samples.
The bulletin of the state charitable
institutions for the three months end
| ing Dec. 81, 1900, has been issued and
shows the net per capita cost has been
lower at the Watertown hospital thar
at any other institution for the insane
in Illinois.
A letter has been received by Boi
Lynch, of Moline, from his folks II
Mokena, ILL.,, saying that Andrew
Hausch, formerly of Moline, was killed
at Rye Valley, Ore, in silver mine
saturday. He was at work on
scaffold, which gave away and poll
fell. breaking his neck.
Fred III. Harrington, of this city
land Miss Margaret Quick were mar
ried Tuesday evening at the home o
the brides mother, Mrs. Mary Quick
on Twenty-sixth avenue, Moline
THE couple were attended by Mis-
Grace Harrington and Glen Wright
The groom is an emPloye of the Syl
van Steel works.
The Ninth street Methodist churc
property having been sold, new lc
cation has been decided on in th
eastern part of town. Services vii
be held temporarily at the Twenty
ninth street chapel. Rev. j. 3. Rut
II ter is pastor, having been assigned t
Rock Island at the recent central Ill
Inois conference. Mr.. Rutter was
Milan four years, and in that tim
paid off large church Indebtedness