Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-22
CITY CHAT.


For insurance, E. J. Burns.
Pocket knives at Wilcher's.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Homes for sale. a. Rush g. Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Miss Osborn at Augustana Jan. "a.
Weinberg concert at Augustana
Friday, Jan. "a.
The MadrigaI club will be at the
Augustana college Jan. %.
Fresh dressed turkeys. chickens,
ducks and geese at Hess Bros.
Cars will run to Milan after the
Christian Science lecture tomorrow
evening.
Christian Science lecture at the ILL
nois tomorrow evening. All invited.
Admission free.
Attend BrOOLman's January clear
ing sale. 20 per cent discount on
everything in the store.
Good hard wood, stove or CRATE
lengths. Price $3.50 per load. Adj
dress Bernard Rede<er, Milan.
Masquerade suits for rent, clean
and new; also trimmings. Ottesen's,
222 W. Second street, Davenport.
DIR. William Torrance will preach
at the revival services at the Memoir
iala Christian church this evening.
\ lecture on Christian Science bv Z.
y. Kimball. c. :. d.. at the Illinois
theatre tomorrow evening. Admis-
sion free.
When buying liquors for family
4 4 -
has choice line at the lowest prices.
Quality guaranteed.
The McCabe January clearing sale
is the real thing, more goods for the
amount invested than any sale ever
before held in Rock Island.
The MadrigaI club. a quartet COM
posed of two female and two male
voices, will give concert at August
ana college Thursday evening.
The Merchants restaurant. No. 223
Twentieth street, is now conducted
by J. j. McCaffery. Meals are first
class. Lodging and lunch at all
hours.
p. 5. Wilcher has on display in his
show window a relic of the colonial
days in the way of n spinning wheel.
which has seen service for many
years.
Theo. Frey. proprietor of the
smoker at the Illinois theatre. has
just placed in stock complete line
of Gunther's celebrated bon-bors and
candies.
The Tri-City Bottled Milk & But
ter Co. is entertaining the newspaper
fraternity of the three cities at its
plant on Forty-fourth street this af
ternoOn.
Telephone your orders for hickory
shop wood to the Mutual Wheel Co,
Moline. Ill. 'Phone 2171. Wood de-
livered anywhere in Rock Island for
$3.50 per load.
The sale of periodical literature at
the Y. NJ. c. ~. which was postpOn-
ed from a week ago, will take place
next Friday evening. w. b. McIn-
tyre is to be auctioneer.
They are, coming from far and
near to McCabe's January clearing
sale. Extra salespeople and extra
bundle wrappers in abundance to
wait on every one promptly.
The Madrigal club in the Lyceum
lecture course will give a concert at
Augustana college Thursday evening.
Course tickets, 81. Seats reserved at
the Harper house pharmacy.
McCabe's greatest of January
clearing sales continues the balance |
of the mOnth-though many lots of
the extra good bargains may not last
that long. You'd better hurry up.
General Manager DelanO, with a |
party of officials of the Q. is due in |
this city this evening. \ report was
in circulation this afternoon that |
James j. Hill, the railroad king, was
to come also.
Mrs. Godfrey was removed in the |
ambulance from st. Anthony's hos
pital yesterday to her home at |
Fourth avenue and Eleventh street, |
and Miss Schmacht was taken to her |
home On Ninth street.
About so tickets have so far been |
disposed of to- the first annual ban
quet of the Rock Island Municipal |
association, which is to be held at |
the Harper house tomorrow evening. |
The price per plate has been fixed |
at 81.
1.-The Child of the Crusade" was the |
topic discussed before the monthly |
meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at the Y. NJ. c. A. |
chapel yesterday afternoon. Miss
Alwilda Young had charge of the