Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-23

Neat patterns.
Fresh dressed turkeys, geese, ducks
and chickens at H. Tremann's Sons.
Telephone orders early.
The o. z. S. sewing circle is to meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. c. NJ.
Witherell, 1431 Seventh avenue.
Pork tenderloins, spare ribs, saus-
age meat, neck bones and pigs feet
at H. Tremann's Sons.
Mrs. LaFrenz's millinery is the place
to buy up-to-date hats for Thanks
giving. Prices favor everyone.
Ten per cent discount on touches
all this week at Clemann & Salz-
mann's. Over 100 couches to select
from.
Miss Ella Estes has changed her
dressmaking parlors from No. 1410A
Third avenue to No. Gle Sixteenth
street.
Graham's dancing school, Z to 9 p.
m Assembly, 0 to II p. m. Monday
evening, Nov. %. Industrial hall, Rock
Island.
Put in your order early for nice
turkey, duck or goose. Kuschmann
will have plenty of them. Nice, fat,
plump stock. SD
For style and requirements we are
able to fill the demands of any trade.
any selection is strictly up-to-date. at
Miss Byrnes'.
Plenty of choice turkeys. chickens,
ducks and geese for your Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at Jacob KroegeFs, 1906
Third avenue.
few more horses wanted at Wal
lene & HamiltOn's boarding stables.
Special attention to bOarders. Office,
3OS Twentieth street.
Black Hawk district. No. 523, Court
of Honor, will give an entertainment
at Beselin's hall Monday evening,
Nov. %. Everybody invited.
Black Hawk Court of Honor. No.
523. will give "A dance at Beselin's
hall Nov. %. All friends invited.
Gents, % cents; ladies, Is cents.
Get your Thanksgiving turkey,
chicken, duck or goose at Jacob Kroe-
gels, 1905 Third avenue. You will be
sure to obtain a plump, well-fed bird.
Ullemeyer & Sterling open Wednes-
day evening, giving you a chance to
buy your Thanksgiving suit and over
coat; 1895 overccats special this week.
Remember the sale OF plum pud
dings, mince pies, etc, by the ladies
of the Central church at Thomas
drug store Wednesday morning, Nov.
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At last nights meeting of the For
tY-five club. held at the home of
Pierce Keane, David Fitzgerald and
John Ainsworth whitewashed Capt.
John O'COnnor and Mr.. Keane.
William Trottnow. whose skull was
fractured in an accident Saturday,
was reported much improved at St.
Anthony's hospital this afternoon.
There is now hope of his recovery.
Company \ is to be inspected this
evening, preceding the semi-monthly
dance at the Armory, by Maj. Reig, of
Geneseo. major in command of the
3rd battalion of the 9th regiment.
Capt. Gosch, of Company b, Geneseo,
Will be present also.
There were two weddings at the
court house Saturday afternoon,
Judge Parmenter officiating for both
couples. They we're Arthur McClel-
land and Miss Lenora Stewart, and
Richard J. Nelson and Miss Hilma
Carlson, all of Moline.
A rumor was circulated Saturday
night that there had been a hoId-up
on the Rock Island road. but it was
subsequently proven to have been a
canard. Its origin was undoubtedly
an outgrowth Of the threats that have
been made against the company re-
Gently by supposed bandits.
1t is not generally known among
the members of the 9th Illinois who
saw service in the Porto Rican cam
scout and frontiersman who was
hanged last Friday at Cheyenne. Wyo.,
for murder, was in charge of the pack
trains in Porto Rico. He landed at
Ponce and was with the 9th on the
march to the interior.
Trial of the case of John \. Reed
against the Tri-City railway for dam
ages for the killing of dog by
street car was taken up in the circuit
court this afternoon. a motion for a
new trial was made by counsel for
plaintiff in the suit for damages of
Monroe Gingles against the city of
Rock Island and Rosenfield Bros, the
plumbers. Judge Ramsay will an
nounce his decision later on the mo-
ton.
A freight on the Milwaukee, due in
this city Saturday evening, met with
an accident near Ardon, Iowa. A car
loaded with shelled corn jumped the
track. and after bounding along over
the ties for some distance, dropped
through strestle over a highway,
blocking both the rail and wagon
roads and scattering corn in all direc
ton. The rest of the cars staid on
the rails.
In these Thanksgiving days, when
you are enjoying your plenty, don't
forget the Thanksgiving social given
by the Aiken street chapel Christian