Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-28

Free dancing afternoon and evening.
Light Guard band
Plenty of peaches at 16 cents a
basket at Clement & Diedrich's, 1926
Twentieth street.
Go to the Watch Tower Labor day.
Band concert and free dancing after
noon and evening.
Go to Prospect park Labor day.
Light Guard band and free dancing
afternoon and evening.
The Ever Welcome club will give its
first annual dance at the Watch Tow
er inn Wednesday,, Sept. 3.
DR.. 1. b. Ennis, physician and sur
geon, also cancer and skin specialist.
Office, 3O3H Twentieth street.
For tasty, up-to-date designs, moth
ing is more desirable than the new
mounts at the Blakslee studio.
Only few more days left to get
bottle of fine claret or port for 25
cents at Simon Lewis summer wine
sale.
Only two more days left to see Gal
a wonderful illusion. Admission free.
Young & McCombs.
Adam L. Schultz and Miss Daisy
Beatty, both of this city, were united
in marriage yesterday, Rev. c. A.
Mennicke officiating.
Fresh cat fish, river salmon, trout,
white fish, buffalo and carp at Hess
Bros. tomorrow. Phone orders Civ
EN- prompt attention.
Little Imogene Rinck, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rinck, fell from
chair yesterday and fractured her
right shoulder blade.
The Low German Sisters will give
an ice cream social and dance at Tur
ner hall Aug. 80, afternoon and even
ing. Tickets, Is cents.
There will be big crowd picniclk-
Bleuer's band and free dancing at the
Inn, afternoon and evening.
No better place to spend Labor day
than at the Watch Tower. Free dane
ing at the Inn afternoon and evening.
Band concert by Bleuer's band.
Keep Simon Lewis wine sale in
mind. Only few more days left to
take advantage of his big offer. Drop
in and see him on Market square.
Go to James II. Maucker for first
class horse shoeing. Guarantees tie
cure corns, qilarter-cracks and inter
fering. Shop 800 Eighteenth street.
ii. G. Chalk was removed in the am
bulance from his home, 1112 Fourth
avenue, to St. Anthony's hospital last
evening to be operated upon for APP
pendicitis.
Gentlemen, our fall stock in vici,
velours, box calf, Eli calf, cadet kid,
and guaranteed patent colt welt sew
ed are in and ready for your inspec-
ton; S3.45 per pair. Joe Schneider.
w. p. Griffin today reported to the
police the loss of two sets of harness,
a new brass mounted one and an old
one. which were stolen from his barn
last night.
The Columbia club of. St. Mary's.
church will hold picnic at Huber's
garden Monday, lasting throughout
the day and evening. a program of
sports and dancing has been ar
ranged.
There was n strike on the Nlnona
yesterday and when the boat reached
Davenport Mate Blocker, four roust-
abouts and two cabin boys got off
the boat. The shortage in help was
made up on this side and the boat
left on time in the afternoon.
Chief of Police Darnell today found
the bicycle belonging to w. S. Mckee
that was stolen a couple of days ago.
The chief found the machine in a
rack on Second avenue and after
waiting in vain for the thief to APP
pear, he rode it to the station.
The waterworks committee last eV-
ening went over the pumping plant
at Twenty-fourth street and eXamin-
ed the improvements that have just
been completed there, with view of
reporting upon the same at the next
meeting of the council. The roof has
been repaired, a new skylight placed
in the engine room and the outside
woodwork has been painted. The
standpipe on Thirtieth street has
been treated to a new coat of red.
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