Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-09

low real values.
Ladies new swell Scotch mix jack
cts. with all the dash of So coats,
for only SO AT McCabe's.
4 Baby buggies and go-carts. Great
luxury for the little ones. Prices are
less than right at McCabe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schumacher
Of Thirty-first street. have welcomed
a new daughter to their home.
All kinds of fresh vegetables and
flower seeds at our greenhouses, 1115
! Fifteenth street, both phones.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Brandmeyer.
ents Of a healthy 11-pOund son.
Attend the concert of the Rock Isl
and Maennerchor Saturday evening at
Turner hall. Admission. 25 cents.
Mrs. Ida Schael was this afternoon
removed to the Moline city hospital.
where she l. to undergo an operation.
The airy, dainty creations of Nc
Cabe's spring millinery have simply
captiyatcd the ladies of the locality.
W. \. Martindale. horseshOer, at
| Forty-second street and Fifth avenue.
does first class horse clipping by cleo
tricity.
See the fine line of lace curtains
and portiers at CIemann q Salz-
mann's. All the latest designs now
being shown.
Miss Elisha Parker. Of 933 Seven
teenth street. is recovering after 4
two months illness with the grip and
complications.
DR.. p. T. Purdue. 17161R Second ave-
nue.. Old phone at office, both phones
at residence. Hours, 9 to y a. m, and
? to and : TO p. m.
Call on Druckmiller for estimates
on house painting. Prices most rea-
sonable and all work guaranteed.
Phone 1896; 1907 Fifth avenue.
Mrs. w. \. Lovett's Sunday school
class was entertained this afternoon
At the home Of one of the members.
Edward Reticker. SO Third avenue.
Try steam-Gried fertilizer for lawns,
gardens. truck gardens and farms. In
1OO-pound and ton lots. Twin City
Rendering company, phone west 1903.
Queen Bee hive. No. 100. of the Lady
NaccabccS. viii give card party
Monday cvcniug at Maccabcc's hall.
Admission, - cents. including refresh
ments.
The mortgage for Sf63.00O 900 given
by the Rock Island railway to the
Central Trust company. of New York.
was filed for record i'm the Rock ISL
and county circuit clerks office yes
tcrday afternoon. The recording fee
was $3l.
Rev. 6. y. Turner. Of Champaign.
president of the third Sunday school
district institute and missionary of
the Wood River BAPTIST association.
Is in the city. He viii preach morn
ing and evening at Mckinley Baptist
church tomorrow.
Gus Ovcrtun. coIorcd. was held to
the grand jury i'm 5000 bond yesterday
for abandonment of his wife and
child. Magistrate johnson released
him on his own reco"nizancc on his
promise to pay 81 per week for the
support of his child.
The Hattie Darling. the little sand
boat owned by the Rock Island Sand
& Gravel company. was brought from
the kahlke boat yards this morning.
The steamer j. :. will leave Louisiana
Monday. April II. and will fill excur-
sion dates at towns along the river.
arriving in this city June II.
Little Hazel Long, daughter Of Col
Long. commander of the Christian
Warriors. who was made so seriously
i'll by drinking a quantity of kcro-
senc. is now considered ont of danger
Therefore the oyster festival will be
held this evening at the headquarters
at 2104 Fourth avenue, as announced.
Articles of Incorporation Of the Mo-
line Automobile company were filed
for record in the office of the circuit
clerk today. The capitalization is
$4,000. and the incorporators Orlan-
do !. Root. II. y. Soycrhiil. W. \. Van
Dcrvoort and Rufus Walker. Jr The
main Office and factory are at East
Moline.
Charles Mcdonald. formerly of this
city. was married at Peoria April to
Miss Emily Adams. the ceremony.
which was performed 10y Rev. John
Faville. taking place at the First Con
grcgational church. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Adams. The !
groom il salesman for the Peoria !
Packing company.
Thursday afternoon Grace Barnett
was given surprise in celebration OF |
her fifth birthday at her home. Gl5
Furty-first street. Several hours were !
devoted to games, and re |
fUc>hmcntS were served. The little |
people present were Glenn Macy. |
Violet CarSten. Everett Bowes. Ellen |
Iiuqui~t. Dchlia Linquist, Hazel Greg |
DRY. Hazel kncale and Lee Barnett.
The Ben Turney log house. at Tur- |
ncy Springs. near MattoCu. which has /
just been destroyed by fire, was more |
than 100 wears old. and i'm the early |
days was the most famous stage sta |
tiuu ON the old state road between /
Alton, H.. and Tcrre Haute, Ind. |
Many distinguished travellers had |