Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-04
CITY CHAT.

clear Havana L. i. ID.
Go and see Merry Chase.
Merry Chase is coming.
Don't miss n Merry Chase.
Cloth shears at Wlcher's.
For insurance, E. ]. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
The city council meets tonight.
Homes for sale. \. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Take your girl to see y Merry
Chase.
Funniest thing on carth-A Merry
Chase.
The public library board meets this
evening.
1t viii pay you to read UIIemeyer
& Sterling's adj on page :.
Trinity guild Will meet with Mrs.
r. Champion tomorrow afternoon at
2:3O.
Iron beds s1.75 at II. F. Cordes'.
No. 216-21S W. Third street, Daven-
port.
Woven wire springs only sl.OO ut H.
T. COrdes, No. 216-21S w. Third
street, Davenport.
Cotton top mattresses $50 at II.
F. Cordes', No. 216-a1s w. Third
street, Davenport.
The choicest of wines and the
purest of liquors at Simon Lewis re-
tail liquor store.
If you want the purest of wines
and liquors the best place to get
them is at Simon Lewis.
Officer Brinn was kept at home by
illness and Officer Carlson walked
the central beat last night.
The regular dance given last even
ing by Company y drew the usual
happy crowd of young people.
\ very enjoyable dancing party
was given by Dewey camp, II. ". ~,
at the Woodmcn hall last evening.
McCauley & Swanson, 7O3 Second
avenue, practical wei diggers, viii
be ready for active work March Is.
Mrs. Charles Gantert is seriously
i'll of pneumonia at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Jacob OhIweiler, Sr.
Solid oak sideboards with French
plate beveIed glass for $3.50 at II. F.
Cordes'. No. 2l6-21s W. Third street,
Davenport.
i. 5. Miller, who is to undergo an
operation for appendicitis was taken
from his home. I'll Fifteenth street.
to St. Anthouy's hospital last evening.
Henry Bueegmann, aged 50, com
mitted suicide this afternoon at
Wolcott, near Davenport. shooting
himself three times with Il IS calibre
revolver.
Ella Johnson. the colored woman
who was bound over for holding up
c. Speidel and relieving him of $40.
pleaded guilty and paid a fine of
$50 i'll the county court.
Alvin Everets, pioneer settler of
this city, for whom what was recent
~ changed to Rock Island command
cry, knights Templar, was first nam
ed, is dead at Little Rock, Ark.
At meeting of the arrangement
committee yesterday afternoon the
Illinois theatre was leased for May
20, q and % next for the use Of the
state encampmcnt Of the G.. \. r.
Henry FIuegel. the Twelfth street
grocer. reported to the police the
theft Of a horse blanket that he left
on his horse while delivering grocer
les in the vicinity OF Fifteenth street
and Sixth avenue this morning.
The advisability of calling the usu-
al February special meeting of the
board of supervisors is being dis
GUESSED and the opinion OF members
on the subject canvasscd. Only reg
ular business demands attention.
The police department now has Il
match team of bays for use on the
patrol wagon, a trade having been
effected with Adam McBurncy, of
Bowling. by which the black mare
was exchanged for Il mate to the bay |
already belonging TO the department. |
George II. Frisbie. of Chicago, has |
completed deal by which he be-
comes the owner of a tract of land |
some 20 feet in width and 200 feet in
depth east Of the viaduct and north |
of Third avenue, formerly belonging |
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