Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-10

given by the Trinity guild at the home
of Mrs. Mcdaniel Wednesday after
noon has been postponed indefinitely.
Henry Jensen. the Davenport man
who was injured in fall down the
elevator shaft at the Brammer Manu-
featuring cempany's plant in Daven-
pert. died last evening.
Don't fail to hear the Suzanne Ad-
ans company at the First Congrega-
tional church, Moline, Thursday even
ing, Nov. IL. Single admissions, rs
cents and ST.. Course tickets, $1.25.
James McVey, of Lansing, Mich,
and Miss Rosena Reinhardt, of this
city, were married Saturday at ST.
Mary's German Catholic church, Rev.
f. A. Poettkin officiating
Don't fail to hear the Suzanne Adj
ans company at the First Congrega-
tional church, Moline, Thursday even
ing, Nov. u. Single admissions, rs
cents and ST.. Course tickets. $1.25.
The marriage of William II. Hare,
of this city, and Miss Alice Schwerr
is to take place this evening at the
home of the brides parents, Sheriff
and Mrs. Fred Schwerr, of Boards
town.
The lots that 1 have been recently
advertising in Columbia Park addition
are all sold but two. The two remain
ing must be sold within the next few
days. Here is a chance for a snap.
Call on f. J. Burns, room II, Mitchell
& Lynde building.
Two beautiful east front lots in Column
bia Park, city water. brick walks. and
up to grade, will be sold at a decided
bargain if taken within the next
week. For prices, terms, etc, call at
& Lynde building.
Johnny Benson, formerly at the
Illinois smoker, has taken position
at the Arcade cigar store and billiard
room. Johnny enjoys a favorable ac-
quaintance with the trade and pos
sesses the happy faculty of passing
out a smile with a smoke.
One of the musical treats of the sea-
son in the tri-cities will be given
Thursday evening. Nov. -, under the
auspices of the Star Course League.
Moline, when the Suzanne Adams
company appears at the First Congre-
gational church in that city. Tickets,
Is cents and 81. Course tickets, $1.25.
Carload of apples at c. b. Gt @. de-
pot, Twentieth street. Northern Spies,
Rhode Island greetings and New York
baldwins. Best keeping winter apples
on the market at lowest prices. Spies
$3.50, greetings $3.50, and baldwins
2.25 per barrel. Per bushel So cents.
Offer good for 10 days only. Don't
fail to embrace this opportunity. De-
livery extra. Office south of depot.
The pupils of Prof. \. D. Bodfors
gave recital at Augustana college
last evening that was enjoyed by a
large audience of friends of the pu-
pills, all of whom acquitted themselves
with credit. Those participating iii
the program were Henrietta Hollin-
son, Beda Skog. AXeI Nelson, Agnes
Laurence. Mary Johnson, Lydia Shall |
Berg, Bessie Noftsker. Frank Friestat. |
Iulda Mueller and Mile Erickson
Justice ID. X. McFarlane, at his of |
ice at 1880 last evening, officiated at |
he marriage of Chester l.. Miller. |
aged II, of Davenport, and Miss Myr-
lie Hammond, aged is, of Kewanee. |
The license was secured by Mrs. Pau |
inc l.. Miller, the boys mother, leav- |
ng the office of the county clerk in |
ears, and informing the girls attor-
ley that her boy would be over in |
he evening to take part in the mar
'iage ceremony.