Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-19

cartoons In the tribune ne car
toonist lectures Wednesday at the Il
linois and draws cartoons
Don't forget the utility sale TO be
held at the home of J. VI. BufOrd the
afternoon of April :.
Buy an umbrella and raise it and
keep dry. No umbrella trust, is why
tMcCabe's sell those splendid quality
Isilk serge umbrellas for 9S cents.
Try steam-dried fertilizer for lawns,
gardens, truck gardens and farms. In
100 pound and ton lots. Twin-City
Rendering company; phone west 14O3.
No card signs in our windows. Our
cheapest paper we keep in the cellar.
Step inside To see them. The Modern.
corner Fourth avenue and Twentieth
street.
John T. McCutcheOn lecture illus
trated with cartoons, at the Illinois.
next Wednesday. $50. Ticket sale
opens Monday at Q o'clock. at y. NJ. G..
\. office.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Frew. of AIedo.
have given fine 25O-acre farm in
Mercer county to Monmouth college,
they to hold a life interest in the
|
Do not be annoyed by canvassers.
Call direct at our store. We viii save
you SO on a sewing machine. T.
Richter & Sons incorporated, Dav-
export, Iowa.
The Young Peoples League of the
Central church Will hold business
meeting in the east parlor of the
church Monday evening. \ full at
tendance is desired.
\ lecture on The Poetry of Scot
land was delivered at Bethel chapel
on Twentieth street last evening by
DIR. William Torrance, pastor of Cen
trail Presbyterian church.
Visit the bazaar given by the Ladies'
Industrial club of the Fraternal Trib-
unes at Carse building March % to 20.
from 2 to s and to 10 p. IN. each day.
Bring your friends. Admission free.
The young people of the colored
| churches of Rock Island and Moline
are rehearsing for a cantata to be
given for the benefit of Mckinley
Baptist church. at the Y. VI. c. ~.
Thursday evening, March ~. Admis-
sion, % cents.
L. +. Hebron, Company NJ, Galena.
and +. L. Crook, Company Il, Geneseo.
were examined for promotion To sec
ond lieutenant at the armory yester
day before a board composed of Col.
w. +. Channon, Capt. Mcintosh, of
Monmouth. and Capt. Moore, of Dixon.
The special suit opening at NLcCabe's
shows the products of New York's ia
nous tailors. There are tweed mix
| Oh
tian cloth and broadcloths, and there
are CLEANLINESS and wolfe. all made and
trimmed in most faultless fashion. An
early inspection is advised.
Get wise" and investigate how we.
can make tailor-made suits. guarantee
a fit and use the best materials at SIS.
$40. SIS and $50. Trousers made to fit
| perfectly at 81. So. So and 81. William
NJ Beal. 1903 Second avenue. Central
bowling alleys, headquarters for
''none better" made to measure
| clothes
The Humane society in Davenport is
out with a protest against clipping
horses thus early in the season that
should apply in Rock Island with
equal force. The weather prophets
are doing all in their power TO make
a rough ending for March, and if
they succeed the horse will need his
winter coat a couple of weeks longer.
Several members of the Francis Viii
son company, which appears in Err
mimic" at the Burtis in Davenport this
evening. are stopping at the Harper
house. Miss Madge Leasing. who has
been making such a distinct hit in the
character of Javotts, leaves the com
Pany after tOnight's performance. She
goes to New York to begin reheaTsals
of a new comic opera to he produced
by Henry W. Savage, and in which she
| is to be the star.
The concert at the First Methodist
church last evening by the Wenner-
berg chorus Of Augustana college was
greatly enjoyed by those who heard
it. The chorus is composed of the
best voices from among the
students at the college and the result
is one of the best trained organiza-
tions OF its kind the city has ever had.
The program of last evening. aside
from the chorus numbers. consisted
of solos by Miss Florence Lindgren,
Prof. Franz Zedeler and Prof \. ID.
Bodfors and selections by the Milo
quartet
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. \. IsaacsoR and fam
lily returned last evening from New
| Windsor. ILL.,. after attending the flu
neral of Mrs. ISaacSon's father. And
rev Bjorklund. who was 20 years of
age. He leaves to mourn his death his
wife and seven children: Mrs. John
Bergman and Mrs. Isaacson. Rock ISL
and; Yrs. \. hawthorn. Chicago; Miss
Selma Biorklund. Colorado: Oscar of
Kansas; Leander. Of Arizona. and Gus
tat. at home. besides three grandchil-
dren. Mabel and Reuben ISaacson, and
Glen Bergman. of Rock Island. He