Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-04
CITY CHAT.


For insurance, E. J. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For tin work. H. T. Siemon.
Union made shoes at Battles.
Homes for sale. A. Rush e. Co.
Union made shoes at Schneider's.
Goldsmith & Mckee have $1,000 to
loan.
White hats below cost at Miss
Byrnes'.
For real estate and insurance, E.
] Burns
sWomen's felt slippers IS cents at
Schneider's.
Dress hats as low as So each at the
Byrnes millinery.
Guaranteed patent colt skin shoes
$3.50 Schneider.
Best work shoe in town $1.75, union
made, at Schneider's.
You Will find the cheapest fine mil
linery at Miss Byrnes'.
For school shoes don't forget Adj
ans. He carries the kind that wear.
Out of work? Need money? See us.
Fidelity Loan Co. s. Mitchell & Iyndc
block
Trinity Guild meets tomorrow af
ternoon with Mrs. L. J. DOnahue at
2502 Eighth avenue.
You should see Adams line of 81,
$50 and So shoes for ladies'. They
are the reliable kind.
You want reliable shoe for cold
weather. Just get into a pair of Ad-
ans Emperor" $3.50 shoes.
DIR. l. B. Ennis. physician and sur
zeon. also cancer and skin specialist
Office, 3O3Ks twentieth street.
Magistrate Johnson yesterday af-
ternoon officiated at the wedding of
George Payne, of Davenport, and Miss
Elizabeth Baker, of Cadiz, KY, both
colored.
The widow of the late Peter Scheu-
ermann wishes to express her graft
tude to neighbors and friends for the
kind offices extended during her late
bereavement.
Did you know you could get an Adj
ans emperor $3.50 mems shoe in
velour, calf. enamel, vici kid, patent
colt skin and in all styles and Shapes?
You should see them.
Henry Hesler, of Muscatine, and
Mrs. Susan f. Nash, of Sears, We're
married last evening by Rev. r. B.
Williams at the parsonage of the
First Methodist church.
The subject of Rev. William II. Full
ton. who is conducting special meet
ings at the United Presbyterian
church, will be for this evening
"Hindrances in the Way"
j. F. Jaynes has disposed of the
Delmonico restaurant and has taken
position as Pullman dining car con-
ductor on the Rock Island road. {.
f. Harris is the new proprietor of the
Delmonico.
j. w. Houder, who is connected
with the legal department of the
Modern Woodmen. left this afternoon
Tor Indiana in response to telegram
informing him of the sudden death of
his mother.
We are now prepared to do all kinds
of carpenter jobbing from sidewalks
and fences to the finest furniture re-
pairing. Wooden patterns a special
ty. Call or drop a card to No. sol
Eighth street.
The linen sale given by the ladies
of the First Methodist church will
be held Wednesday. Nov. u, instead
of Nov. 10. at the home of Mrs. NJ. T.
Stafford, the date having been chang
ed from that originally planned.
The st. Mary's church invite the
public generally to the opening of
their bazaar at Columbia hall tomor-
row night. 1t viii continue until Nov.
Is with a change of program every
night. Christmas presents in abund-
ance will be for sale.
| have for sale 10000 acres of tim
Der land situated in Liberty county.
La two miles from the II. +. & w. T.
IL railway. TIE land VIII cur 5000
feet of yellow pine and 5000 feet of
hard wood lumber per acre. Price
$3.50 per acre net. VIII show land to
any bona fide buyer. S. s. Hull.
Mrs. William IiilI. If south Rock
Island was re,nin,lcd Of her birthday
last Friday afternoon, being surpris-
ed by about thirty-five of her friends
at her home. They brought along
we'll filled baskets. Lunch was served
and a pleasant time was had. The
hostess was presented a beautiful
rocking chair.
Lemrad Ebb, a student at Angus
tana college, was the victim of pc
culiar accident while enroute to this
city after visiting his home in Iowa
Sunday He was seated near the win
dow, when someone threw an apple
at the train, striking and breaking
the glass. Fragments struck the
young man in the face and cuts were
inflicted which necessitated the serv-1
ices of surgeon when he reached
this city.