Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-04

hall tonight given by the Johnny SUIT
ton club. Admission, 25 cents.
DIR. I. B. Ennis, physician and sur
geon, also cancer and skin specialist.
Office, 3o3A Twentieth street.
There will be a dance at Turner
hall tonight given by the Johnny SUIT
ton club. Admission, % cents.
The latest and most catchy designs
in fall hats will be found at MIS-. La
Frenz'. Prices always reasonable.
There will be complete line OF
Copley prints and Copley sepias on
exhibition at Kingsbury's one day on
ly, Monday, Oct. 6.
Attend the Orma club dances at
Turner hall, Davenport, every Satur-
day and Sunday evening. Admission
25 cents; ladies free.
If you want to know what fashion
has done for the good dresser, in
terview the new arrivals of fall mats
at Lloyd's, the halter.
Our stove trade has exceeded all
expectations. The right goods at the
right prices has been the cause for
this. Clemann q Salzmann.
The Tri-City Ministerial union will
hold its regular meeting at the Y. NJ.
C. A. chapel. Rock Island, Monday
afternoon. Subject, Vacation Ech-
Oes.'
Mr.. Blossom, from the Office of the
Copley Prints and Copley Sepias, will
be at Kingsbury's Monday with a full
line of their pictures, including prints
from Abbey's paintings for the Quest
of the Holy Grail.
The funeral of little Reinhart Doer-
ing, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Doer-
ing, took place at , o'clock yesterday
afternoon from ST. Mary's church,
Rev. f. A. Poettkin officiating. Inter
ment took place at Calvary cemetery
Mai. Blunt has asked the arsenal
engineers to look over the govern
ment grounds for the purpose of lay
ing out gridiron. or football field,
for the benefit of the employees.
Grounds will be laid out on the best
improved lines.
Today's bad weather made neces-
sary II Postponement of all football
games scheduled in this vicinity. The
fortunately had an open date today,
but the second team was to have
played the Moline second team.
Manager f. NJ. Means, of the Tri.
City Towel Supply company, ycster-
day purchased the towel supply de-
partment of Bucks laundry, Daven-
port. and has consolidated it with the
Tri-City company, which thus ac-
quires practical control of the bust
ness in this line in the three cities.
From the quantity of cabbages that
are being hauled through this city
over the Milwaukee road bound for
st. Louis. it is apparent that people
in the Missouri metropolis will eat i
great deal of sauer kraut the coming
winter. Daily for several weeks past
three or four big carloads of closely
trimmed cabbage heads have been
brought in from Wisconsin and trans
ferred here to the Rock Island bound
for the south.
Car No. POI, the second of the new
cars to be built by the Tri-City Rail
way company, was yesterday taken
out of the dismantled Davenport
shops of the company and taken to
Rock Island, where the motors and
other equipment will be put on. As
soon as this is done, which will re-
quire but few days. the car will he
put i'm operation upon the Blue line
Hereafter all the new cars will be
built in the shops which have been
removed to Rock Island.
The race between the crews of the
Rock Island and Moline Naval Re
serves is scheduled to take place at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, starting
from the foot of East Seventeenth
street and ending at the same place
Today the Moline boys asked for 4
postponcment on the ground that one
member of their crew is sick 1t is
the second time that the Moline men
have asked for n postpOnement, the
first having been granted them, and
the local oarsmen say they will insis'
| that the race be rowed tomorrow rs
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