Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-20

April 81, at $50 p. m. Admission so
cents.
Ladies' fancy black stockings. dot
ted and embroidered in silk. 39-cent
values for % cents. at Young e. Nc
| Combs.
| \ furry in chiIdren's pretty spring
! Jackets at but little above half value
to promptly cut down an overstock az
McCabe's.
! Magistrate q. \. johnson Monday
evening officiated at the marriage of
| Ed Cogeyt and Miss Gertrude Morris,
both of this city.
Lawn and light percale wrappers. all
sizes and colors, worth up to 1925,
Thursdays sale price 9s cents at
Young & McCombs'.
Dr. p. F. Purdue. 1716Ia Second ave-
nue.. Old phone at office, both phones
at residence. Hours, 9 to IL a. m, and
to 5 and to 8 p. m
GOttlieb Zimmerman. Jr.. aged 10
years, was yesterday taken TO the
jacksonville hospital for the blind by
Sheriff W. G.. Heider.
Dainty lace collars ana berthas, in
white and champagne. of exquisite
beauty, ranging from s. to SIPS, at
Young &c McCombs'-
Funeral services for Otto II. Lahr-
mann will be held from the home, 119
Ripley street, Davenport, at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
20 dozen mems fancy socks, all new
patterns, 25-cent kind for Thursday
only 10 cents, or two for 35 cents, at
Young & McCombs'.
Bert McGowen, of Bushnell. has
taken the position of night telegraph
operator al the Burlington passenger
depot on Twentieth street.
X. &. Summers is not going TO close
out his tin shop. After May he eX-
poets to devote his whole time and at
tention to tin and furnace work.
Children's waists, with buttons On
tape and tape button holes, in drill or
cambria. worth Is cents, Thursday
1919 cents, at Young & McCombs'.
Miss Catharine Druckmiller has
taken the position of assistant chief
operator al the Union Electric Tele
phone cOmpany's local exchange.
You will have to move lively if you
want to get any of those 50-cent
voiles. the most stylish dress goods in
the market, at Young & McCombs'.
Try steam-Gried fertilizer for lawns,
gardens, truck gardens and farms. In
1OO-pound and ton lots. Twin-City
Rendering company, phone west 1903.
The ladies' auxiliary TO the carpen-
ters' district council is being enter
tanned this afternoon 10y Mrs. II. q.
Glenn at her home, 2733 Sixth avenue.
Fine new hosiery, lace ankles and
all over patterns, Isle and cotton, in
the new shades to match the new OK
fords, specially priced at % cents
pair at McCabe's.
The chicken pie dinner served at
the Noon Day Rest on Third avenue
last evening from $50 to : o'clock
was a fine success. over 100 people
partaking of the feast.
Milton Custer, of this city, has TAX
en- Il position in the traffic department
Of the Moline Plow company. resign
ing his place in the city freight Office
of the Rock Island road ut Davenport.
\ press dispatch from Terre Haute
says that William Wright. formerly
master mechanic of the Nandalia line.
has been appointed master mechanic
of the Rock Island road with head
quarters al this place.
The great silk sale at McCabe's con
tinues with added interest. Two thous-
and yards, arrived too late for the
first days selling, will be added to-
morrow -75-cent to S1.25 silks for 40
cents while they last.
Benner q. Smith. son of the late
Judge y. \. Smith, who was one of
the Judges in this district, has been
appointed district attorney for the
Third judicial district of Utah by Gov.
II. NJ. Wells. Mr.. Smith - a former
Galesburg boy.
The Fratcrnal Tribunes drill team
has arranged to give Il grand ball At
Industrial hall Thursday evening,
April 81. The uniformed degree teams
of the various lodges in the tri-cities
will appear in uniform. Bleuer's or
ohestra. Admission, so cents.
The ladies of Sacred Heart church
are to entertain at card party at
Sacred Heart hall on Twenty-eighth
promise one of the pleasantest in the
series of social events that has been
held by the ladies of the church dur
ing the winter.
The members of the Ladies Guild
and their husbands were entertained
at reception last evening at the Cen
trail Presbyterian church by the Young