Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02
TOWN TALK.

For real estate and insurance. L,
J. Burns.
The best ladies' shoes in town for
81 at Battles shoe store.
First class dressmaking by Miss
Helen Sheagren, 1906 Thirty-eighth
street.
Ducks, chickens and all kinds of
choice meat at Schindler's meat
market.
Carpets. Carpets. Enough To car
pet the whole town at Clemann IL
Salzmann's.
Kerler Bros. clean carpets and mat
tresses right. Seventeenth street.
Phone 4774.
Battles new shoe store, Fourth ave
nue. and Seventeenth street. Its "A
little further, but it pays"
The big rush on the fourth floor at
Clcmann d Salzmann's for carpets
and rugs still continues.
1000 pounds of choice dairy butter
to be sold tomorrow at 22H cents per
pound at Maucker d Toms.
The largest and most complete line
of ladies' and children's hats in the
three cities at Miss Byrnes'.
I'VE take no back seat from any
body and if you see our stock You will
say so, too" CIemann d Salzmann.
Don't fail to attend the Swedish
Lutheran fair and bazaar at Turner
ball ON the evenings of May 5, &, z, {
and ..
The ladies of the Spencer Memorial
church will close a 2-days' fair at the
evening.
Buy the Rock Island Buggy COM
pany's buggies, none better, and made
in your own town. For sale at Gle
mann Il Salzmann's.
William Fineshriber vii speak to-
night on the literature of religion at
the Temple Emanuel, Davenport. at
7:45 sharp. Everybody invited.
Springfield. ILL.,, and return one fare
$3.50, open to everybody, via the
Il. | d p. railway, May 5th To sth, ac-
count republican state convention.
\ large assortment of chic outing
hats bought at manufacturers prices
on sale Friday and Saturday at Miss
Byrnes. Call early and avoid the
rush.
Rev. r. J. Shuey, pastor of the
Memorial Christian church. will go
to Port Byron this evening To deliver
an address before the graduating
class of the high school.
You will never leave our store he
fore making a purchase when the
good quality of our goods and the
low prices at which they
are sold are known. Clemann d
Salzmann.
The annual meeting of the Memoir
ial Christian church will he held Sun
day morning in place of the morning
service. Reports of officers for the
past year will he read. y full attend
incc of the membership is desired.
The Swedish Lutheran Evangelical
church will give their fair and bazanr
at Turner hall MAY >. Is. z. > and o. \
good program, which will he changed
every evening, will be given. All art
needle work and other goods on dis
play will be for sale. Season tickets. |
50 cents; children. - cents. Single |
iilhlSSlpu- ID ttnlS- All are NttColllt- |
During the past week Reidy Bros. |
,losed the following deeds: Elizabeth |
rrenkenshuh to William Katz. resi- |
ience on Fourth avenue. $500; Carl !
* Williams to Mrs. Fredricks, resi- |
lencc. 5000; Robert Clark to An
rev Peterson, cottage ON Sixth ave
iue. $1,000; lot in Gregg's addition To
Hiss Shea. $50; lot i'm Surgeons adj
lition to Mr.. SEWERS, $3.50.
y case growing out of trouble
Imung the inhabitants of shanty-
'oats near the mouth of the Hcnnepin
anal was aired in Magistrate John
on's court yesterday afternoon.
4ouis Peterson caused the arrest of
lis brother, Samuel, on the charge of
Irawing gun and threatening to
commit homicide. At the hearing il
urned out that both the parties had
zen considerably mixed up in the
rouble and the magistrate fined
plaintiff and defendant s. each on the
barge of disorderly conduct.