Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-23
CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. John Weberg of Orion visited
a few days last week with relatives
in Cambridge.
Mrs Ray Jones and daughter, Lii
liam, left Thursday for short visit
with relatives in Abingdon.
Rev. Mr.. Andrewartha was Galva
caller Thursday.
Roy Poppleton was a business call
er in Peoria Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Weimer WIS.,
tied Monday with relatives and
friends in Kewanee.
George Robinson of Cuba arrived
Tuesday for a visit with his many
friends in Cambridge.
Mrs. y. A. Larson and her sister,
Mrs. Seth Anderson of Bishop Hill.
spent Wednesday in Davenport.
Mrs. Mary Ringle left Tuesday for
Chicago, where she will spend some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Kate
Neville and family.
Mr.. and Mrs James Nye was call
er in the tri-cities last Tuesday.
Russell Sherrard who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis in
and will soon be we'll enough W re
Davenport, is getting along nicely
turn home.
Mrs. Walter Rosene and children
left last Monday for a short visit with
relatives and friends in Rock Island,
before leaving for their future home
in Bowley, Iowa
Mrs. Grace Hall of New York city, |
arrived last Tuesday for a visit at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Mar |
garet Hutchinson and other relatives |
and friends in Cambridge.
Mrs. Lura McCurdy of Cambridge |
and Mrs Gear Titus of Geneseo, left !
for Bloomington. where they |
attended the convention of the Royal I
Neighbors of America. The above |
ladies were delegates from their re-
spective camps.
The following program was given
in the high school assembly, Friday
Piano solo-Myrtle. Ericsson.
Reading-Ora Coneghy
Irish poem-Mae McCurdy.
Vocal solo-Francis Vinstrand.
Paper. THE Famous Barney
Smith.
Irish wit-Eva Anderson.
Violin solo-Finley Brinkhoff
Paper, THE Story OF st. Patrick"
Ruth Isaacson.
Irish reading-Clara Palmer.
Vocal duet-Judith Huline Jose
phine Metz.
Original Irish story-Bessie At
wood.
Critics report-Estella Carlson.
Song-School
q IL, |
home of Mrs. c. B. Taylor Tuesday
afternoon. March "a. REGULATIONS Will
be given by Mesdames +. o. Dahlberg,
w. Cramer and E. c. Conser.
Mrs. w. II. Ridenour of Moline.
who had been visiting at the home of
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McClung
eft Tuesday for a visit with relatives
N Galesburg, before returning to her
home.
Mrs. F. E. Garnet spent Wednes-
lay with relatives in Davenport. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dawson, who !
eside in East Cambridge, returned
asst Monday from Davenport.
Ella Malcolm, a daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Gene Malcolm, was success |
ully operated upon for appendicitis
It Mercy hospital in Davenport last :
Tuesday and the latest word from !
here is to the effect that she is do
ng nicely.
J. f. Schwarzentraub of Walnut,
pent Monday with his cousin, j. A. j.,
'choettler who is caring for W. C. ,
Attwater
Mrs. Ed Munson and her sister. Ell :
A Malcolm and brother. Ed Malcolm, .
Fent to Rock Island Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Robertson and Mrs. H. :
!. Angevine, left Wednesday for a
hort visit with relatives and friends
n Peoria
Mrs. w. ii. Mason, after spending a /
ew days with her daughter, Mrs.
ames Pollock and family, left Mon
ay for her home in Buda. She was
ccompanied as far as GaIva by her
laughter.
William Ringle spent Monday in
'eoria on business.
Mrs. c. l. Kettering spent Tuesday I
l Rock Island ard Davenport.
Mrs a. G. Nye spent Monday with
elatives and friends in Galva.
II. b. Wilson and his two nieces,
less and Pearl Busenbark. spent
Wednesday in Kewanee.
Eric Sandquist visited last week
18th relatives and friends in Moline.
Wallace Stein of CISCO was a Cam
ridge caller Tuesday.
The NJ. l. w. club met at the home
Mrs. Frank Werbach Tuesday eve
ing and was entertained by Mrs.
dwaId Walline.
Edwin S. Hall after spending a few
lys with his sister. Mrs. Katie Pratt
I'd other relatives and friends left
nnday for his home in Lone Tree
Word has been received in Cam
'iGge of the birth OF son to Prof