Rock Island Argus., 1914-02-11


surprise and went in and spent q
pleasant afternoon with her and also
presented her with a number OF beau,
tiful gifts.
Glass No. p was royalty entertained
at the lovely country home OF the
Sherrards last Tuesday even
ing by Mesdames J. b. Taylor and Nj.
z. Jordon. Progressive dominoes
was the game OF the evening at which
four people tied for the first honors
and in deciding game of dominoes Ray
Sherrard proved the winner and re-
ceived a picture for his prize. Rollin
Sherrard easily carried off the BOBBY
prize not even winning a single game.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The Loyal Daughters of the NJ. E.
church met in the church parlors Mon
day evening and were entertained by
Miss Mary E. Farrar.
The Social Hour club met at the
home of Mrs. John V. Sherrard Tues
day afternoon, Feb. 10, and the read
ers were Mesdames G. w. Hutchinson,
c. II. Hunt and J. NJ. II. Hunter.
]. d. Stiers left last Tuesday for a
short trip to the Pan Handle country
in Texas, where he owns a section OF
land Mr.. Stiers will also make a
trip to Brownsville and other points
in Texas before returning to Cam
bridge.
Ralph Grant returned home Satur-
day from a short visit with relatives
In Lynn Center and vicinity.
Maurice wiencke of Geneseo spent
Thursday at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wiencke. He
will leave some time this week for
Greene, Iowa, at which place he has
employment.
Rev. Henry c. Brown spent last
Tuesday in Kewanee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stewart visit
ed with relatives and friends in Ke-
vance last Tuesday.
The Misses Agnes Lindburg and Ida
Snyder OF Kewanee were in Cambridge
last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Warner and Mrs. Kate
Trairs. after spending a few days
with Mrs. G. Jackson, left Monday for
their home in Kewanee.
William Taylor of Britt, Iowa, ar
rived last Wednesday for a short visit
with relatives and friends in Cam
bridge and vicinity. Mr.. Taylor is
pleased with his home in the Hawk
eye state.
Mrs. Matilda Hardiman spent last
in Rock Island.
John Nye, daughter Edith, and son,
after spending several weeks
with relatives and friends in Cam
bridge left last Wednesday for their |
home in Evanston. They were ac-
by Mrs. Alfred Nye and |
laughter, Kate.
Rev. p. S. Miller was Rock Island |
caller last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Poppy spent last |
with relatives and friends in |
ialva.
Ferne Baugh OF Davenport visited
he latter part of last week with her
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baugh.
Nellie Kellogg left last Tuesday for
/ short visit with relatives and friends
n Kewanee.
Arthur Anderson and S. P. Erlanson
hipped stock to the Chicago market
asst Tuesday.
Miss Florence Bloomberg left for
Ter home in Lynn last Tuesday after
short visit at the Claus Grant home.
<1tlOiACg Il. n. AStuAAOb
Ionday from a few days business
rip TO Trenton and other points in
Iissouri.
Mrs. ]. F. Gran and daughter, Mrs.
William Hedstrom, spent Tuesday in
iock Island and Davenport.
Mrs. Frank Butler of Geneseo was
guest of relatives and friends in
the fore part of last week. {
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Sandberg and {
aughter. Alma, left last Wednesday
or a visit with relatives and friends ]
i Moline. ,
Miss Edith Peterson, after spending a
hort time with her cousin, Mrs. ,
harles Larson and family, left last ,
Ionday for her home in Ainsworth, =
0wa. y
Ed Hultgren of California arrived Z
Ist Wednesday morning for a visit ,
18th his family who have been here
,r some time past. Mr.. Huitgren's
arents also reside in Cambridge and ..
e has other relatives and friends o,
ho will be glad to see him.
B. d. Wright visited with his moth ;,
: in Toulon last Monday. !,
Miss Mildred Robertson, after spend
Ig a few days with relatives and
lends in Cambridge, left last Mon
l;