Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-25


an event long remembered by ouI
fashionable people.
Now is the time TO put electric
lights in your house. Call us, II.
Electric Construction Co. Phone 1880
The Southern Pine Lumber com.
pany took possession of its new of
fees in the Masonic building yester.
day.
Finest display of choice pattern
hats and bonnets in the three cities
Tuesday and Wednesday at Miss
Byrnes'.
The county court was busted today
with a suit of Charles PfaT against
the estate of the late {. j. w.
Schreiner.
The most beautiful and exclusive
millinery at Young & McCombs' mill
merry opening
For Easter millinery in all the lat
est patterns and street hats, call on
Mrs. La Frenz, 1924 Third avenue.
The regular annual meeting of the
town board convened at o'clock this
afternoon at the office of City Clerk
Schaffer.
The harmony of color. the blend
ing of shades, the tone effects. dignity
and beauty are AN combined in the
McCabe millinery.
+. s. Brough has been elected del
egate from Rock Island to the post
office clerks national convention to
be held at Kansas City.
Mrs. Mary Lind, at 1919 Third av-
enue, is prepared to do all kinds of
drcsshaking. Style. fit and good
Workmanship guaranteed.
Mrs. c. Schmid was pleasantly sur
prised last evening by "A number of
her tri-city lady friends in honor of
her Goth birthday anniversary.
The Augustana college basketball
team is planning to go to Lindsborg,
Kan. to play a series of exhibition
games with the Bethany
Look what the Beers are doing.
Hey, using Ullemeyer's Celery KoJa.
See? Better buy some, makes you
strong and purifies your blood.
Ask your grocer for Fresh Cottage
Cheese Dutch Cheese, Schmierkase)
made and delivered daily by the Fri
City Bottled Milk e Butter company.
At meeting of the town board
yesterday afternoon at the office of
City Clerk SchafieP !. L. Fleming was
appointed township collector to sue
coed ". j. Zeis.
Travel over the Rock Island bridge
Sunday was as follows: Foot-south,
2.279: north, 2.256. Teams-sohth,
$50; north. $50. Street cars-sOuth,
152; north, 151.-
The variety of models presented ut
McCabe's millinery exhibit gives those
who are particular in their choosing
an opportunity for eNclusiveness not
found elsewhere in this neighborhoOd.
DIR. Pearsall bought valuable
team for the Standard Oil company
of Davenport for a consideration of
$4,000. If you want fine driving
horse have DR.. Pearsall buy it for
you.
{. W. McCaskrin left for Muschtine
this afternoon on business in connec-
tfon with the trial of Kid Noble, un-
der Indictment for murder, and whose
defense McCasIrin has been engaged
to conduct.
+. {. Hoppe has removed his Tailor
ing establishment from Third avenue
and Seventeenth street To the base
incnt, of the Mitchell d Lynde build
ing. where he would be pleased to see
his old customers.
Mrs. Joseph Allison and her little
are down with smallpox at
their home in South Moline township.
the former being in precarious con-
dition. Her husband has just recov-
cred from the disease.
Four lots. 4Ox1sO feet. are for sale
in Riverview terrace. Street cars one
block distant, location Twenty-ninth
street. south of Eighth avenue. Sewer
and water connections Price $500
each. Apply to E.,H. Guyer.
+. J. Murray. who has been bill
clerk in the local freight Offices of
the Rock Island road, has succeeded
lanes Tyrrell as assistant to {. y.
the roads commercial agent
here. MIR. Murray has been succeed
ID by Hervcy +. Curtis. Mr.. Tyrrell
has gone to- Chicago To take position
With another road.
Remarkable interest was manifest
ID today in the Brandenburg millin-
Try stores display of the spring
styles. Beginning at so'clock in the
morning the store was filled with Ia
lies whose enthusiastic comments
we're indeed hattcring. All were de
lighted with the variety of styles and
beauty of colOring. The display con
inues tomorrow and you should by !
all means visit the store tomorrow,
f you were not there today