Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-30

they have been camping the past
week.
Dr.. Fred Blankner. the painless
tooth extractor, who is so well known
here. has returned to the city and will
be at the Rock Island house for a
while, where he will be pleased TO
see his old patrons and others.
select program has been arrang-
ed for the concert by Petersen's band
at the Watch Tower Tuesday evening
There will be selections by Mascha
Ohenbach. Strauss. Milloecker. Grey.
Jordan, Tobani, Won BIon. Herbert and
Sousa.
Rooms for the ST. Louis worlds fair
at 1920 Ailanthus street. within easy
walking distance from the grounds and
One-half block from the street cars.
Terms. 70 cents to $3.50 per day.
Baths free. Breakfast and lunches
extra. Mrs. Ada Durham Macfie.
Mrs. Matilda Olson, of Marinetts,
Wis. who is visiting her brother. An
drew Peterson, 1921 Eighth avenue
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strest car. fell of the front porch
fracturing her left knee cap. She was
attended by DR.. Joseph De Silva.
4 valuable addition to the chem
icaI and physical library of the scien-
tific department of Augustana college
has been received in the donation of
the library of 80 volumes of the late
Or. Arthur Stevens by his widow.
Mrs. Nellie |. Stevens. of SI3 Tween
tieth street.
The 18th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. David Hathaway. 172S
Eighth avenue was observed last ev-
ening with the assistance of a party
of about thirty friends who called upon
them Unexpectedly. Music. games
and refreshments added to the enjoy
ableness of the occasion.
The Sunday school picnic of the
Memorial Christian church at Pros
pect park yesterday afternoon was
marked by a baseball game between
the classes of l.. r. West and Miss
Ycager in which the former won 10
/. The picnic was attended by about
300 and was a big success.
Free round trip street car rides
Will be given to every customer buy
Ing 80 cents worth or more during
last week of our special sale of ovei
100 kinds OF patent and chronic dis
'ase medicines. Buy one and receive
another free al the PTU-ri-ta store 191:
Second avenue. Rock Island
4 special song service will be hel,
-.
the Swedish Lutheran church. Moline
The program will consist of vocal
duet by the Misses HembOrg and
Sward: a soprano solo by Miss Flor
ence Lindgren; a song by the Har
monte trio and numbers by the choir
The Tri-City Florists association.
which held a picnic at the Watch Tow
er Thursday. made such a success of
il that the members have decided to
make il an annual affair About fifty
members and their families participa-
ted and there was an abundance of re
freshments. and everything, in fact |
necessary to a good time.
James O'COnnor, residing at 315
Seventeenth street, Moline was hand |
ling a heavily loaded barrel at the |
plant of the Peoples Power company
on Seventeenth street today. The bar
rel loOsened from his grip and fel' |
on his left foot. crushing it badly. Ii
may be necessary TO amputate two |
of the toes.
The lace and embroidery stock OF |
William Meyer & Co. New York City |
damaged by smoke and water and |
sold ut underwriters sale. was prob |
ably the best known in the United |
States. J.. = McCabe & Co.'S New |
York representative picked up severa |
lots from this sale at just about , |
cents on the dollar. Monday a. m |
at . O'Clock you have first chance a |
these rare bargains. See ad. b, |
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