Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-04

DR.. Albert King OF Geneseo was a
caller at the Jacob Rogers home In
Cambridge last Monday evening.
Mrs. A. s. Hotchkiss and children
of Rock Island arrived last Thursday
for a visit at the home OF her parents
and Mrs. Gust Sandberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Carlson and
son. Raymond left last Thursday for
a visit with his brother Victor Carl
son and family at Pulaski, Iowa.
Mrs. F. A. Elder OF Tacoma, Wash
ington arrived last Tuesday morning
for a visit at the home of Mrs. i.
S. Knapp and daughter, Mrs. j. H.
Gault.
Mrs. B. o. Ball and two children
returned TO their home in Cambridge
last Tuesday afternoon, after spending
10 days with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. d. Calhoun at Lacon.
NJ ]. Peterson was a business caller
in Alexis last Wednesday.
John l.. Hull spent last Monday in
Rock Island and Davenport.
Mrs. John Renstom and daughter,
Lavetta spent last Wednesday in Rock
Island.
Edith Peterson, after spending a
few weeks with relatives and friends
in this vicinity left last Wednesday
for her home in Chicago.
DIR. J. A. Kirkland and daughter
Therese left last Tuesday for Chica-
go where the latter will spend some
time with her sister Irene Kirkland.
Mesdames \. T. Petersen, H. C..
Weinich and their cousin, ID. A. An
derson of Pueblo, Cole, spent last
Wednesday with relatives in Galva.
c. II. Hunt was a tri-city caller last
Tuesday.
Robert Scott the photographer spent
last Wednesday in the tri-cities.
Mrs. Laura Conaty, of Waterloo, Ia.
arrived last Tuesday for a visit with
lily.
G. w Hutchinson shipped two car
loads of stock to the Chicago market
Monday evening and accompanied the
shipments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Talbot and fami-
ly of Galva visited over Sunday with
relatives and friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smelt-
ger Wednesday July %. a baby girl.
Both mother and child are doing nice
~.
Mr.. William Talbot was suddenly
taken sick with a stroke of apoplexy
Friday evening. His many friends
wish you complete recovery.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rec
ord Thursday morning, July 80 a baby
girl.
Mrs. o. f. Sanquist left last Tues
day afternoon for Ottawa where she
will take treatments under DR.. ]. W.
Petit the specialist.
Jonas Westerlund returned last
Tuesday from a visit at Doland, S.
D., and report crops looking excep-
tionally fine and best in many years.
Ida Syndor left last Monday eve
ming for her home in Kewanee and
after spending a short time there with
her parents will leave for Chicago,
where she will acquaint herself with
all the leading styles in millinery
She expects to be back here the SEE
Ond week in August.
Sam De Mark, OF New York City, ar
rived In Cambridge last wednesday and
will work for his brother Franklin
De Mark at the corner barbershop,
Mr.. De Mark comes highly recon-
mended as a first class workman and
from now on you will find three barb
ers at this shop. He was accompanied
by his wife and child.
The 39th annual anniversary of the
organization of the Henry county Old
Settlers association will occur Aug.
Is, when its members and their
friends will celebrate that event, as
well as the 18th anniversary of the
arrival of the first settler in Henry
county, at the log cabin on the fair
grounds at Cambridge, Ill
At the same time in connection with
Old Settlers association, the Henry
county historical society will meet,
and the committee and the erection of
some kind of a memorial in honor of
the brave pioneers who made our
county history possible will tender
there report. 1t is urgently requested
that a full attendance may be had
from all parts of the county as a vote
will be taken at that time to deter
mine the nature of the memorial.
fine program will be given both in
the forenoon and afternoon. Dinner
served on the grounds as usual.
J. b. Rotnour announces Flora De
Noss company for the attraction at
the Armory hall during the fair week,
with Miss Flora De Voss assisted by
a strong cast.
Mrs. c. A. Peterson and children
left last Wednesday for visit with
relative at Mason Cit, Iowa.
]. w. Chapman still continues very
poorly. His son Harold OF Silvis was
here TO see him last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Attwater left
last Wednesday for Davenport where
the former will take chiropractic
treatments.
Verne Talbot OF Galva spent Sunday
with relatives in Cambridge.
Workers Without Wages.