Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-11

and 81 values, out of style but good
wearers, while they last 90 cents a
pair at Adams
! The finance committee of the coun-
ty board, which met yesterday, decid-
ed to make no additions to the state
ment for this year.
Edward L. Moody and Miss Vera b.
Rummery, of Fruitland, Iowa, were
united in marriage at the court house
today, Judge Adams officiating.
The finest brandies and the choicest
wines can now be bought at the price
of cheaper goods Simon Lewis re
tail liquor store, Market square.
County Clerk II. b. Hubbard an
nounces that no changes are contem-
plated in his force of assistants at the
beginning of his new term of Office
next month.
The republican county committee
held love feast today, at which the
crumbs of the late campaign were
cleaned up at an informal luncheon
at the Hotel Harms.
| Travel over the Rock Island bridge
yesterday was as follows: Foot,
south, loss; north. 1,O70. Teams,
south, 632; north, $40. Street cars,
south, 100: north, 1872.
It's large matter to pay small
| bill if you have not the cash with
which to pay it. We can furnish it
without publicity. Fidelity Loan Co.,
IS Mitchell & Lynde- block.
Charles p. Engelman. of Chicago. is
in the city adjusting the loss upon
the building and stock of Hartz q
Ullemeyer damaged by the explosion
and fire Saturday afternoon.
The Retail Merchants association
met last evening and it transacted
the routine business. In the absence
of President Kingsbury Vice Presi-
dent w. j. Hess acted as chairman.
| Ruth's Mission band will meet with
Mrs. George Babcock, Twentieth
street and Tenth avenue, tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. Prof. Foss
will speak on the Rise of Mohamme-
danism.'
! We are now prepared to do all kinds
of carpenter jobbing from sidewalks
and fences to the finest furniture re-
pairing. Wooden patterns a special
ty. Call or drop Il card to No. sol
Eighth street.
Miss Pryor, chiropodist, cures
corns, bunions and ingrowing nails.
Hairdrcssing, manicuring, facial mas
sage; scalp treatment Il specially.
All work done at your residence. Best
city references. Address No. 2O4
Third avenue.
T.. G.. Frazer can furnish Carterville
egg coal for prompt delivery at So per
ton. 1t is Il very clean and extremely
hard bituminous coal and is an excel
lent substitute for anthracite for fur
naces. Call and see it al 1922 Third
avenue.
| The monthly membership meeting
of the Rock Island Club is to be held
this evening. Following the meeting
the first match between the Terrors
and Superbas will be bowled This
promises to he one of the most cNcit
ing of any match on the schedule.
The w. r. c. of this city held in
spcction at Memorial hall last even
ing when the post was reviewed by
Mrs. Carrie Alexander. of Belleville,
past department commander of the
! organization. \ number of members
of the w. II. c. of Moline were pres
ent. At the close of the inspection
refreshments were served.
\ deed has been filed in the office
! of the county recorder transferring
| the sawmill and the plant connected
with it located at Twenty-siXth street
ana Lumber company TO the Rock ISL
and Sash Il Door works. The consid-
Grafton is not set forth in the instru-
ment. The lumber company ceased
| operating the mill at the end of last
season and this year it has been run
by the sash and door works under a
lease.
Seats for the firemen's moving pict-
ure entertainments Friday evening at
the Illinois theatre will be placed on
sale tomorrow morning at the Illinois
smoker. The pictures were given in
Moline last week and pronounced by
| those who saw them the finest pre-
scented in this section. They include
the Rock Island fire department on
| runs on Second and Third avenues,
| leaving the Central station for a fire.
and scenes from the Second avenue
business district i'm this city and in
the shop district of Moline at quitting
time in the evening.
! Child Injured.