Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-17
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of center tables. 1t will pay you to
inspect this line. SpilgeF's furniture
store, 17O2-17O4 Third avenue.
We won't have rain all summer;
you had better buy your hose now and
be ready for any dry spell. Try Sum
mers & Co. They save you money.
Do you know that the Black Hawk
inn at the Watch Tower is open for
the season? Come out ond bring
your family and friends for a pleas
ant outing.
Telephone your orders for hickory
wood to the Mutual Wheel company,
Moline, ILL.,, phone 2171. Wood deliv-
cred anywhere in Rock Island for
$3.50 per load.
j. T. Johnson, of Reynolds, who has
been i'll at st. Anthony's hospital, was
removed in the ambulance to the Pc
oria depot this morning and taken
home
You should not fail to take advant-
niture and carpets at the Drake Fur
niture and Carpet company, Daven-
port, Ia.
John w. Wolfrum, of this city, and
Miss Anna Yohe were married Thurs
day evening at the home of the bride
in South Rock Island, Rev. Z. ID. Men
nicke officiating.
You can't afford To give money
away. If we save you money on gas
oIine stoves and refrigerators it's to
your interest to buy from us. Try us
and see. Summers &; Co.
Honesty, purity and cleanliness is
what we built our business on and
that is what we hold it on. Try our
high grade dairy products. Strayer's
model dairy farm, phone 941, subur-
ban.
T. J. Griffin. of New York,
was calling on local grocers
today in the interests of
RunkeTs cocoa, for which he says
there is large and growing demand
mere.
| If you want to save money on fur
niture go to SpiIger's, 17O2-17O4 Third
avenue. When you buy goods there
you know they are right and the
price will suit you. y trial always
convinces.
The regular meeting of the Medical
! Association of Rock Island County
was held in the parlors of the Harper
house last evening. After the regular
business of the meeting a paper was
read by DIR. Joseph DeSilva. DIR. j.
VI. Wyland led the discussion.
The remains of John Hartman, who
died at st. Anthony's hospital Thurs
day night of gangrene resulting from
the injuries received in street car
accident at Twenty-fourth street Sun
day night, were buried at the potter's
field this morning at the expense OF
the county.
L. c. Berry, arrived home last even
ing from Cedar Rapids, where he at
| tended the Iowa convention of the
Federation of Labor as a delegate
from the Tri-City Labor Congress. In
connection with the convention there
was formed a state association of
machinists. of which Mr.. Berry was
elected president.
During the last six weeks Goldsmith
d Mckee made the following sales:
900 Fourteenth-and-a-h street for
So 200; 1O11 Fourth avenue for $1,000;
Baptist colored church. First street,
Moline, 1913; 1888 Eighth avenue, for
81. 400; lot Seventeenth street and
Tenth avenue, $3.50. If you list your
property with them they may find you
Il buyer.
The transportation committee of
the G. y. r. encampment is arranging
a series of four steamboat excursions
on the j. 5. afternoons and evenings
of Wednesday and Thursday of next
week, giving visitors a delightful ride
of three hours ON this beautiful
steamer for - cents. The proceeds
will go toward the expenses of the
lencampment.
Mrs. Christina FriedIund died at 10
last evening at the home of her son,
DIR. c. f. Lindberg, 1896 Seventh ave
nue., of congestion of the brain. She
was a native OF Sweden and IS years
of age. Funeral services Will he held
at the college chapel at 1880 this even
ing and the remains will be shipped
to the former home, in New York for
interment.