Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-01
CAMBRIDGE


home of his sister, Mrs. Nels Ander.
son, Sumner, Iowa, Sept. Is, was born
in Sweden, March 5, 1919. When he
was but an infant he came with his
parents from Sweden and settled in
Andover, H., where he lived until |
three years ago, when he moved to o.
den, Iowa. where he lived until a few |
weeks before his death. Three broth |
ers and three sisters survive him: |
Ella, wife of Frank johnson Of Ando-
yer; Hilda, wife of Nels Anderson of |
Sumner, Iowa; Augusta, wife of
Charles Hulstedt OF Woodruff; John
and Edwin Of Gowrie, iowa, and Frank
The remains we're brought from Sum-
day, and the funeral service was held
at p. m. Sunday at the Lutheran
| church. The remains were taken to
Rose Dale cemetery for interment.
H. e. Talbot and F. W. Sandquist
were business callers in Rock Island
| Wednesday.
William Sheridan, NJ. R Anderson,
|
| tied in Peoria Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Olson returned
from a visit in Chicago last Monday.
Justice and Mrs. ]. P. Hand and son
Fred H. returned home last Tuesday
| from Alexandria, Mimi, where they
have been spending several months at
their summer home. Mrs. Reed and
daughter, Mrs. Fred Hand. who have
been there portion OF the time, re-
turned to Cambridge Saturday morn
ing. James Reed and H. H. Palmer
returned Thursday with Justice Hands
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. H D. White left last
Tuesday morning for Peoria, where
they spent a few days at the imple-
ment and vehicle show.
/ MRS. William Metz left Wednesday
for short visit with relatives in No
line.
Roy Poppleton and Walter Barker
visited few days last week In Chi
cago
Mrs. Esther Osborn left Wednesday
. for visit with relatives in Galva.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Furce and .daugh-
ter Miriam visited in Peoria Wednes-
day.
Word has been received in Cam
bridge Of the marriage Of Edward e.
: lott York of Les Angeles, Cal, and
Miss lola Tribe of Riverside, Cal,
which took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel
Tribe, Tuesday, Aug. 26, at River
! side. The groom is a former Cam
bridge boy and has host of friends
: here They will make their home at
: 1929 West Forty-sixth street, Los An
!. geles, Cal.
II Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Wells, after spend
ing few days with Mr. and Mrs. ia.
cob Rogers, left last Monday for a
| visit with Mrs. Mary King in Geneseo,
v before returning to their home in Ke.
= vance,
}. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Larson and Mrs
Z. c. V. Larson visited in Peoria last
!. Tuesday.
!. Among those from Cambridge who
attended the old settlers picnic held
in Bishop Hill last Tuesday were Mrs
! IA. E. Atkinson and daughter Winnie
1 Mrs. n. P. Anderson and daughter
! Melrose, Mrs. L. l. Otto, Jennie Lit
I tie, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Sumaker, Mrs
Olof wallene, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ole
a MUS, Mrs. A. ]. Peterson, Mrs. Emma
e Carlson and Eric sandouist.
Walter Rosene has traded his livery
stable, known as the old McCahor
barn. to Henry Sand Of Geneseo for &
first mortgage on so acres Of land neal
Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson wen
TO Streator last Tuesday. where Mrs
Anderson consulted an eye specialist
Mrs. John ALL of Moline visited witt
her daughter, Mrs. A. L Odenweller
and family in Cambridge.
] Jay Brinkhoof attended the motor
picture exhibitors league. which con
vened at Peoria Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. Albert Peterson and son, NIL
ton Erickson. after spending a few
days with Mrs. Peterson's mother
Mrs. c. o. Erickson, and family, lef
last Monday morning for her home Il
Chicago.
Laura Anderson. after spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. Enocl
Danielson. and family. left wednei
day Cor her home in Aiedo.
y George Elliott and Ray Brown wer
; visitors at Peoria last week.
: Mrs. J. r. Gran and daughter, Mrs
: William Hedstrom. were callers q
Rock Island and Davenport last Tuet
!. day.
q The Wednesday club was entertain
q ed at the home OF Mrs. Herman Wei
rich Wednesday afternoon, Oct. /.
Mrs. Edna Norcross Of 81. Louis a
& rived last Tuesday morning for a Wis
= at the home Of J. r Massall and fan
! fly.
4 Mr.. and Mrs William Jockey vi
" tied Tuesday afternoon at the HON
y of their daughter and son-in-lav. NJ
a. and Mrs. L. A Bolin.
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Alsene were Peori
callers Friday.
Mrs.. Ella Patten visited in Rock L