Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-28
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cents.
Remember the lawn social tonight
given by the Daughters of the COven-
ant at SIC Twentieth street. Mrs. E.
! d. Sweeney.
Moonlight excursion given by St.
| Mary's church. Monday Aug. /. on
steamer J. S. Gents tickets 80 cents,
ladies % cents.
Justice J. II. CIeland at his Office
last evening officiated at the marriage
of John Nesbitt and Miss Bessie Knit
tie, both OF this city.
w. II. Siemon has opened up a shop
| III the rear of 1927 Sixth avenue,
where he is prepare to all kinds of
| tin and repair work promptly.
! DR. p. F. Purdue has moved his of
fee and residence to 411b Twentieth
street. He will be pleased to promptly
attend calls day or night. Both
phones.
+. S. Fullerton has disposed of his
interest in the Sherrard Bulletin and
has taken a position in the WOOdmcn
head Office. He will remove his fam
iIy to this city.
Only a few left at the bargain price.
Buy one and get another free. y hun
drcd kinds of chronic disease remedies
to select from at the Pru-ri-ta store.
1913 Second avenue.
KiIfyrc. Don't fail to see the grand
Kilfyre demonstration. the dry powder
! fire extinguishcr. at Central fire sta
I 90.
Stofft. agent. Moline.
The annual outing of the Sunday
school of the Memorial Christian
church will take place at Prospect
park tomorrow. Not only pupils of
the Sunday school but all members
and friends Of the church will be
welcome TO attend. Cars Will leave
the church at a. IN.
Ernest L. Warrington. of Reynolds.
viii appear before Justice Witter to-
morrow morning on Il charge of as
saulting James Morrison. a section
boss of the Rock Island road at Rey-
nolds The complainant alleges that
Warrington attacked him last Saturday
by striking him without warning.
The Tri-City Florists club is hold
Ing its first annual picnic today at
Vandrun's island. near Milan. The
stores Of the florists are closed and
they are making it their holiday. All
other holidays are usually very busy
ones for the florists. so they are max
Ing the best of this one by leaving all
cares behind.
Miss Rose Frankel. daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. Samuel Frankel. of this city.
is to be married 10 David Ziffren next
Tuesday evening at Besclin's hall y
number OF guests from Cedar Rapids
and Chicago will be in attendance at
the ceremony. The CC'.Ilc will re
side on Twenty-sixth street. where the
gro0m-to-be has furnis1,i "a home.
W. y. Glenn. John Riac.. and J. S
Hutchinson of this city attended the
funeral of Joseph W. Lyons at Coal
Valley yesterday. The services were
conducted at the hone b. the pastor
OF he Presbyterian church. The bur
ial was at the Coal Valley cemetery.
one hundred members OF the United
Mine Workers union. 10 which dc
ceased belonged. attended IN a body.
In the tri-city billiard tournament
lt uiSIt al Allt A.fllbi a. fhN ailAS al
lcys the Moline team defeated Rock
Island by score Of 81 To Al in 50
point three-Cushion carrom contest
The Moline team was composed OF
SCotty Owens and George Giesman
and the Rock Island team was com
posed of c. Z. Weston and William
Hayes.
Alleging that her husband is an
hdbitual drunkard and that he has
beaten her on one occasion so unmer-
citully hard that she despaired OF her
life. Mrs. Rose CoQuit. OF East Moline.
today. through her attorney. Harry Nc
Caskrin. filed i suit for divorce from
her husband. Charles Couuit She
asks the court To allow her a sufficient
amount OF money TO support her
throughout life.
: resumption of arguments was ia
ken up today in the county court in