Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-10
CAMBRIDGE

Last Friday evening, while in Gal
va, Mark Talbot had the misfortune
to fall and get his knee wedged be-
| tween two iron bars. He was uncon-
scious for some time, but with help |
reached home, and is now getting |
along nicely.
Miss Jennie Scott spent Sunday
with friends who are camping on |
Campbelrs island.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Huron of Gen. |
eseo spent Sunday at the home of |
the latter's sister, Mrs VERNE Grant.
Maurice Wieneke Of Geneseo visit
ed over Sunday with his sister, Mrs. !
VERNE Grant
Frank Nelson spent Thursday in
Princeton.
| Mrs. George Hutchinson and Mrs.
John Anderson and daughter, Esther,
spent Friday in the tricities.
Arthur Grau of MINER spent Sun
day at the home of his mother. Mr..
Grau is employed as an operator.
Mrs w A Talbot left last Wednes-
day evening for Galva for a visit
with her sons, also to attend the home
coming celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moody of Jet
Okla, arrived Friday morning and in
tend to make this their home.
, Ralph Talbot Of Galva spent Sat
urday at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Talbot
Ben Baugh of Rock Island spent
Sunday at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Baugh.
Robert Fairlie of Silvis spent Sun
day at the home of his mother here.
Mr.. Hunt took charge of the post
Office Monday morning, Sept. 1. 1t is
understood he will retain in their posi-
!, lions the Misses Anna Scott, Daisy
Bristol and Myrtle Sundberg, also Eric
Sanquist. Victor Boltenstein has left
I, the Office. Mr.. Hunt has also secured
the services of his brother, L. w.
Hunt.
James Cook, after spending several
. weeks visiting relatives in Cambridge,
- left for his home in Chicago last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd of Yukon,
Okla. are visiting at the home of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Boyd
!. The Wednesday club will meet with
Mrs. Olof Krans Wednesday afternoon.
; Among those from Cambridge who
! attended the reunion of the 18TH
y regiment in Galva last Wednesday
/ were Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Vincent,
; Mr.. and Mrs. William Patton, David
d; Cowden and E. Z. Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jockey made
/ a trip to Geneseo last Friday
II Master George Wieneke returned
IS home from a two weeks visit with
e his sisters at Geneseo.
Harry Blackman has bought the
Charles Boyde milk business.
RI John Tilburg left last Wednesday
S for Mitchell, S. d., on business.
e. Mrs. Mary Moodey was an Orion
n visitor Wednesday last.
d. Leroy Taylor and H. L. Angwine
I'd were callers at Orion Wednesday last
e. c. l. Gruey has a new 1914 Buicl
IN roadster.
&c Gust Eastland is visiting in Chicago
r. Last Friday at l o'clock at the
Methodist parsonage Orrae KrunsteC
of Galva, and Miss Vera Swanson
&c of Rosseville, Ill, were married, Rev
to d. S. Andrewartha officiating. Mr.
lie, and Mrs. Krunsted will make Galy;
their home.
Miss Florence Stackhouse and FL
az mer Hawthorne were married las
rs. Thursday at o'clock at the HON,
ID, of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
n Frank Stackhouse, three miles east o
as Cambridge, Rev. d. S. Andrewath
es- performed the ceremony in the pres
he ence of relatives of both families
nd Elmer Alsene served the groom a
he best man and Miss Stackhouse, sis
Nv ter of the bride, was bridesmaid TIL
nd bride wore a gown of white messalinc
IT. After the ceremony a supper wa
rm served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne ar
ne both well known in Cambridge an
re- Burns township. For the present the
ire will make their home with the bride
ne parents, and later on will go to farm
er, ing on Mr.. Hawthorne's farm in Burn
tn township.
NJ Frank Wieneke was overcome wit
raj heat while at work at the brick yar
to- last Thursday. He is recovering frol
iIy its effects nicely.
.et Leigh Hunt has entered Brown
I'M. Business college at Davenport.
Margorie Bsugh was a visitor
srs Galva- last week.
the Mrs. Ardella Altunson and daughte
,ck Maud, visited in Galya last Tuesday.
me Mrs. Harry Whipple of Peoria, WI
-ief has been visiting friends here, T
Law turned to her home Wednesday.
,os- Mr.. and Mrs. William Patton, NJ
she and Mrs. L. II. Vincent and Mrs A
thur Whipple attended te homeeol
. ing picnic at Galva last week.
Mrs. William Nets and two so1
Earl and Henry, visited in Moline
few days last week
County Clerk E. E. Fitch and daug
ter. Louise, were Galva visitors Ia
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Russell went
Peoria last Wednesday for a she
visit
The Cambridge school opened 81
employed: First grade. Miss Cell HIS