Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-25

ner opera house, Davenport, every
Saturday and Sunday evening. Adj
mission, 25 cents; ladies free.
Miss Julia Crawford delightfully."- en-
tertained a company of her little
occasion of her birthday yesterday.
a meeting of John Buford post, g.
A. r., will be held tonight for the pur-
pose of considering the excursion to
the state encampment at East ST.
Louis.
Save money by buying your wall
paper, room mouldings and paper
cleaners at w. c. Hubble wall paper
store, 1919 Third avenue. Store open
evenings.
Have Mr.. Hubble give you an esti-
mate on doing your painting and dec
Grating. Nothing but the best work
men are employed. 1919 Third ave
nue.. Phone Gil green.
The Ladies' society of the German
Evangelical church will hold coffee
bazaar and flower sale at the church
Thursday afternoon and evening,
April 80. Tickets, Is cents.
The finest and most complete line
of wall paper of this season at the
lowest prices can be found at w. C..
Hubble wall paper store, 1919 Third
avenue. Store open evenings.
The Twilight club held largely at
tended dancing party at the Black
Hawk Inn Thursday evening. Fully
$50 young people disported them
selves till the hour was late.
Excursion to Clinton and return on
the elegant steamer j. S. Leave Rock
Island at 0 a. m, Sunday, April 26, re-
turning arrive home at 1880 p. m.
Fare for the round trip. so cents.
Just received, another large ship
ment of wall paper at w. c. Hubble
wall paper store, consisting of par
Tor, dining room, bedroom, hall and
kitchen papers of the latest designs
and colorings.
Miss NJ. +. Townsend has fitted up
a ladies' tailoring and fashionable
dressmaking establishment at GIG
Seventeenth street Ladies' and miss
es' suits and skirts a speciality. Rea-
sonable prices and good workman
ship.
Now is your chance. The steamer
Winona will take passengers to lie
Claire Sunday afternoon and return
them on the elegant steamer J. S. The
steamer Winona leaves Rock Island at
4 p. IN. Fare for the round trip, so
cents.
A farewell party was given yester-
day afternoon at Turner hall by the
ladies of the auxiliary to the Rock
Island Turner society in honor of
Mrs. William Dresser, treasurer of
the society. who leaves shortly with
her husband to- reside in st. Louis.
Miss Alice Widney. of Alpha. ILL.,,
who has won distinction by her work
as an elocutionist, has been secured
by the committee arranging for the
Memorial day program to declaim a t
the morning exercises at the court
house square. She is student at
Knox college.
If you are looking for anything in
the way of furniture, carpets. rugs
or stoves, call and take a
look at Clemann & Salzmann's stock.
You will find the largest stock in the
three cities and the prices are guar
lnteed to be the lowest. It's money
n your pocket to do your trading
there.
Thursday evening at o'clock oc-
cured the marriage of Albert Iver-
son and Miss Rose Weinberger at the
parsonage of st. Joseph's church by |
Rev. Thomas Mackin. The bride is
he daughter of Mr.. and Ms. Martin |
her father being con-
iected with the Rock Island lee com |
'any, while the groom is an employee |
If the Rock Island PIow company
The union temperance committee of |
he young peoples societies of the |
-arious churches of this city has ar
'anged for an address tomorrow ev-
ming by Rev. r. c. Bryant, of Moline,
o be held at the First Methodist |
,hurch, in this city. This is the third |
he committee. The next will be held |
n a month at the Central Presbyter-
an church.
Augustana college auditorium, Mon |
lay evening. April 27, Handei's mas
erpiece, the oratorio of 1.-The Mes
'iah'' will be given by the Handel Or
ltorio society, assisted by Esther Os-
'orn. Minneapolis, soprano; Mime
'alzmann-Stevens, Chicago, contral-
o; Henry w. Newton. Chicago, ten
II, and Gustav Holmquist. Chicago,
'asso; f. F. Peterson, musical direc
or. Entertainment commences at |
go O'Clock sharp. Admission, so
.ents.
Forty-six members &C Rock Island |
of the Fraternal Tribunes,
including the young ladies' drill team,
vent to Moline last night and assist
d in the initiation of four candidates
or admission to the Moline tribunal.
The Moline people were highly pleas
al by the manner in which the mem
'ers of the young ladies' drill team
accomplished the degree work under
he leadership of Miss Clara Hamp-
on. The secret work was followed |
~ banquet and dancing.