Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-03

which has been conducted by Mr.. Mel
son, will also be run in connection
with the grocery. Give him a trial
order, phone 1137 west.
II We have something new in the line
of dinner buckets that every man
ought TO see. Rust proof and guar
anteed for five years. If we say so
it's the truth. Summers & Co.
The executive committee of ar
rangements for the G. 4. r. encamp-
ment meets this evening at the Har-
per house for the disposal of general
business.
John w. Kruse and Mrs. Lille NJ.
Riley, a couple from West Buffalo,
Iowa, were united in marriage at the
court house yesterday afternoon by
Judge Adams.
Four lots, 4Ox1SO feet, are for sale
in Riverview terrace. Street cars one
block distant, location Twenty-ninth
street, south of Eighth avenue. Sewer
and water connections. Price $500
each. Apply to E II. Guyer.
Parents are delighted with the ele-
gance of style and the perfection of
nit of the NJ. & X. boys suits, while
the boys are more than pleased with
the bats and balls which accompany
every suit.
Z The charter of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Moline Sons of Veterans
camp will be closed tomorrow even
ing by Miss Clara Hampton, of this
city, the state vice president. She
will be accompanied by number of
Rock Island sons and ladies'.
An individual whose name appears
on the police records as George
''Boomershine" was arrested near
Third avenue and Twentieth street
last night in hilarious condition and
was taken to the station to get right
with the world. \ hearing will be
given him this evening.
Albert Burton was surprised in hon
or of his birthday last evening at
his home, 2SIO Fifth-and-a-haIf av-
enue, by party of friends. The host
was presented with handsome rock
err and the evening was pleasantly
spent in social pastimes. Refresh
ments were served.
Miss Frances Head and Miss Nellie
karr, who have completed courses in
stenography at Browns business col
lcge. have taken positions. the for
mer in the office at Weld =. Olmstcd.
in this city. and the latter with the
Iowa Publishing company, of Dav-
export.
Every department in our store is
fairly bubbling over with spring
opoJneSc- eJarr,vt ro,,- e,,;,a anJ tom
coats, swell hats. stunning shirts,
right smart things in neckwear and
hosiery. If you are looking for
spring beauties you should feast
your eyes NJ. d K-ward.
When the case involving Il. W. Sher-
wood for assaulting +. {. Berry at
his home on Eleventh street yester-
day came up for trial before Magis-
trate johnson At the police station
last evening. Mr.. Berry declined to
prosecute and the case was patched
up, Mr.. Sherwood agreeing to pay for
the broken glass and costs incurred.
Whatever your spring suit ideal
may be-if it's good and right we've
got it. Perfectly tailored and Gle
gantly trimmed, ID fact cut-right-up
o-the-minute-in-sty spring suits at
$40. So. SIS and SO. just about half
what the made-to-measure man
would charge. NJ. IL X.
Observer j. VI. Sherier. of the local
weather bureau. in his meteorological
summary for March. shows that the
mean atmospheric pressure was 29.9i.
The highest pressure was 30.59 on the
18th. and the lowest 29.O0 on the LIST.
The mean temperature was 40. the
highest. GO. on the Goth. and the low
est. zero. on the nth. The total pre-
cipitation was 1.7G inches. The num-
Der of clear days was 3. of partly
cloudy u and of cloudy rs.