Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-17
-eather and fan overcoat usage. NJ

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Cleaning, pressing, repairing an.
ldying. New Panitorum Club, 1909 See
Iond avenue.
| Fresh trout, white fish, cat fish, sal
mon, croppies and black bass at Hess
Bros. tomorrow.
Look NJ. e. Kward for your top over
coat. You'll get topnotcher in style
at a way down price.
If you are after quality get YOU
next trunk or leather bag at thu
Trunk factory, 22O Brady street, Dav
export.
Art needle work done to order. Cos
given. No. 1882 Second avenue. Phone
Union SCI.
Mrs Edward Stodd, who is i'll, was
removed in the ambulance today from
732 Fourteenth-and-a-h street to
619 Ninth avenue.
Miss Florence Chamberlin will begin
class in violin instruction at Totten's
studio Oct. 1. Address 2215 Seventh
avenue, Rock Island, Ill.
Orma clubs opening dances Turner
opera house, Davenport, Saturday
Sept. 10 and Sunday Sept. 20 Admis-
sion % cents, ladies free.
Learn ballroom dancing at Ora
hams school Tuesday and Friday ev-
enings. Third and Gaines streets,
Davenport. Old phone 731.
\ piece of wood DETECTED from a
machine at which he was at work
caused a painful laceration of the
palm of the left hand of Alva Hill, an
employee of the fremont Butter Tub
company.
c. o. Connel last night accumulated
larger package of suds than he could
comfortably carry and he fell into
the arms of Officer Peterson. He was
fined So and costs by Magistrate John
son this morning.
The next meeting of the Bartenders'
union will be held Sept II at In
dustrial hall, Moline. All members
requested to be present, and all bar
tenders DESTROYS of joining the union
are cordially invited.
Reliable salaried employees holding
BOSItiOIlS may ODirlA
ey in amounts from SO upwards on
plain note. Perfectly confidential. FL
deity Loan company, room 3S. Mitch
ell q Lynde building.
n. & X are having good business
on fall Oyercoats. A customer who
bought. fine silk lined coat for SIS
yesterday said an out-of-town dealer
wanted $22 for the very same quality.
No place like the NJ. & X.
Next Monday the Rock Island Pillow
company's shops are to resume after
the annual shutdown for repairs and
inventory. One of the improvements
is new 35O-horsepower boiler placed
in the engine room to increase the ca
pacity of the factory.
Informations were filed in the coun-
ty court today by States Attorney
of this city. for resisting an officer,
and against William Coyle for assault
with a deadly weapon on the person
of Martin Johnson.
The manner of distributing the $50
900 donated by the last Woodmen head
camp for the relief of members of the
order who suffered from the floods
in the west last spring, is being con
sidered by the executive council of the
Woodmen this afternoon at the head
office.
Two weddings were performed by
Judge Parmenter yesterday at his
office in the court house, the happy
couples being w. Arthur Patterson
and Mrs. Nona Bryant. of Otumwa,
Ia. and John W. Hendricks. of Han
nibal, Mo-, and Mrs. Iona E. Hillyer, of
Quincy, Ill.
Joe Pusateri who sold out his fruit
business on Twentieth street and re
turned with his family to sunny Italy.
is back in Rock Island accompanied
by two of his sons. August and Frank.
Joe has arranged to embark in the
fruit business on Twentieth street
again. His wife and five other chill
dren will return from Italy next
spring.
The permission for the double
tracking of the Watch Tower line of
the Tri-City Railway company has
been secured as far as the old street
car barn on Eleventh street and
Tenth avenue. When this improve
ment is made the company will be
able to handle traffic on the line in
times of emergency with much great
er facility.
Extraordinary preparations are
generally being made this year for
the celebration of the Jewish New
Year and the season of feasts and
fasts with which that holiday is sur
rounded. Yom Kippur. the great fast
day of the Jewish year, falls on Oct.
|. the holidays beginning Sept. %. the
first of the two days of the Rosh Hos
hanah. which ushers in the Jewish
,.aar 1904