Rock Island Argus., 1914-02-11
CAMBRIDGE

In CAMBRIDGE u
r. Louise Fitch and niece. Mary G.
Fitch OF Peoria, spent last Monday in
Kewanee. where the former attended
a meeting of the ID. a. r.
James II. Reed. the superintendent
OF highways of this county. left last
| Tuesday on a business trip to the
northern part OF the county. He will
also visit in Whiteside county.
Miss Bessie Curtis of Sheffield, after
spending a few days with Miss Helen
Turner, left last Tuesday for Ke-
vance, where she is one of the teach
ers in the public schools.
Rev. d. S. Andrewartha was a bust
ness caller in Chicago the first part
of last week.
Henry Modem of Clay Center. Kan,
arrived in Cambridge last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hale left last Tues
day for Moreland. KY, where they
will make an extended stay.
Mrs. L. L. Angevine of CISCO at
tended a meeting of the NJ. 1. w. club
which was entertained at the home of
Miss Helen Turner last Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Henry Talbot visited with rel
atives and friends in Galva Friday.
Herbert Eastman visited from
Thursday until Sunday with his par
ents in Galesburg.
Mrs. Ray Jones and daughter, Lii
lian. and Mrs. Mary Jones left last
Wednesday for a visit with the latter'sl
daughter, Mrs. Horr, and family in
Abingdon.
Miss Ruth Jockey left last Wednes-
day for Kewanee where she has en-
plOyment.
Ray Jones left Sunday for Abing-
don where he will visit with his sister,
Mrs. How.
Miss Lillian HoImquist returned
home last Monday from a few days
visit with relatives in Galva.
Mrs. Gust Sandberg left last Tues
day for a two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. y. l.. Hotchkiss. In
Rock Island.
Mrs. Myrtle Bentley and son, Ell tr
came home last Monday srom a weeks
visit with relatives and friends in Vic
tcria.
Mrs. ]. w. Reno left last wednes-
day for few days visit with rela- |
tives and friends in Kewanee.
Miss Emma Fragd spent a portion |
of last week with Miss Luella Hoghen |
OF Nekoma.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans club was held at the home of |
Mrs. Jacob Rogers last Tuesday. |
Twelve members responded to roll call |
on patriotism. A very interesting pa |
per was read by Mrs. Justinia Hutch
inson on the dife OF Mrs. Mary Baker
Eddy, and Mrs. Odella Sherrard very
ably handled her subject, The I'm
limited Resources of the Mississippi"
After a time spent socially, delightful
were served by the host
ess. AS the club is about to lose Mrs.
Bristol as one OF it's members they
took this opportunity TO express their
regret and at the same time give their
best wishes for success in her new
home. Mrs. Hutchinson, the presi-
dent, with few remarks. presented
TO Mrs. Bristol in behalf OF the club
3 lavalliere.
Emil Peterson OF Cambridge and
Miss Minnie F1essenkemper of Daven-
port were married in Davenport last
Tuesday. The wedding was a very
luiet one. the attending witnesses be-
ng Miss Medic Peterson, a sister of
he groom, and Mrs. Matilda Hardi-
nan. both of Cambridge. The groom
s son of Mr.. and Mrs. August Peter
ION OF this place and is an Industrious
Toung farmer. After n short wedding
rip to Fort Madison. Iowa, the happy
couple Will make their home on Mrs.
farm. south OF town,
which place Mr.. Peterson has been
arming the past year.
Fred Scoyille, who resides In Nun.
'on township. met with an accident
ast Tuesday morning that will con- ]
inc him for several weeks. Mr.. Sco-
lille fell from a load OF hay and mad j
he misfortune to fracture both wrists,
breaking the right in two places and ,
he left in one. A local physician re- /
luced the fracture and the patient is
low getting along nicely. Mr.. SEQ /,
lilies many friends will be grieved !
o learn OF the unfortunate accident
hat befell him and will wish him a I
peedy recovery. :
Monday afternoon, Feb. 2. was not $
My the time on which the ground !
og saw his shadow but It was also the :
ime OF merry gathering at the home :
I Mrs. Olof Krans. II being her birth 9