Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-03
CITY CHAT.

Clear Havana Z. Fw
For insurance, E. J. BGrns.
Steel ranges at Wilcher's.
Dunlap hats at Lambert's.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Sewing machines a. Wilcher's.
Homes for sale. 4. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Mems touchdowns at Dolly Bros.
Morning light. Union made cigar.
DIR. H. G. Trent, dentist, 1924 Sec
Ond avenue.
Umbrellas for % cents and 81 cents.
at McCabe's. Read ad.
Get your lunch at the Tri-City res
taurant. Open all night.
The choicest WHISTLES. wines and
brandies at Simon Lewis.
Buy your liquors for table or me
dicinal use at Simon Lewis.
Dress skirt salc-bargains. Read
what McCabe's have to say, page ;.
Not every day you can get $3.50
shoes like McCabe's are selling for
S1.70.
The IS cent hosiery at McCabe's is
selling at 10 cents, makes a good in
vestment.
Sanzo will he here this week. Come
get your free art embroidery lessons
at McCabe's.
Eat at the old Tri-City restaurant.
Meals p cents. NJ f. UnderhiIl, man
ager. Open all night.
erecting a 10000 theatre on the $lO,-
600 advance seat sale. plan followed
in Rock Island.
Mrs. Henry Lamp, Jr., was removed
to St. Anthony's hospital IN the am
bulance Yesterday from her home.
1116 Third avenue.
Some elegant new silk and wool IA
brics n McCabe's. Wash silks at -
cents will prove one of the attrac-
tions Of the week.
Send your laundry 10 the Gem to-
day. Rough dry I cents per pound.
ironed 10 cents per pound. Every
piece delivered on time,
The Social f. dance has ben post
Poncd until Wednesday evening
March ;, at Armory ha Grand
prizes for the best wa!tzer
The Rock Island Savings bank has
Il statement in The Argus Ibis even
ing that should make interesting
reading to the people generally i'll
the city.
Capt. John O'Connor and Pierce
KeaHe turned the tables on John Aims
worth and Joseph Fitzgerald in an
other of the Laurel Forty-five club
series last evening. 1t was. a white
wash, say the victors.
The Rock Island high school girls
were defeated at basketball by the
Augustana girls at the college gym
nasium Saturday evening. sThe con-
test was Il rather tame ONE few bas-
kets being thrown and the Score was
10 I.
William G. HarofT. a str58ger who
is afflicted with lung trafble. was
taken to the Moline city nos ital from
the police station Saturday Hternoon.
Today the ambulance was akain call
ed and he was removed to Mercy nos
pital in Davenport.
Ed Patten pleaded guilty SATURDAY,
afternoon to the charge of assault
WHICH mas DttH HdugtilR ONtT HIS
head for some time, and was sentenc-
ed by Judge Adams to work out a fine
of $3.50 and costs on the county stone
pile at the rate of $1.50 per day.
y drunken man disturbed the resi-
dents in the neighbOrhood of Fifth av-
enuc and Twenty-third street last
night with Il hideous vocal demon
stration. The police were called out.
but when the patrol wagon reached
the scene the fellow was not TO be
found.
Observer j. VI. Shcrier's meteorolog-
ical summary for February shows the
mean atmospheric pressure for the
month to have been 3O.Oj. the highest
3O.49 ON the 18th, and the lowest 2S.67
on the 2Sth. The mean temperature
was II. the highest 81 on the 26th
and the lowest 5 below. on the 18th.
The prevailing direction of the wind
was west, the total movement being
4,62S. The maximum velocity Avas II
miles from the west on the Sd. The
total precipitation was O.96 inches.
There were II clear days, S partly
cloudy and cloudy.