Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-31

/ IN GtneSeO IludS
The Misses Verna and Elsie Nord-
strom of Bishop Hill were Cambridge
callers Saturday.
| Mrs. Chesely, son and daughter OF
kewanee attended the alumni meeting
in Cambridge Friday evening.
| Miss Eda Jacobson Of Bishop Hill!
spent Saturday in Cambridge.
Mrs. Frisbie of Mayville. n. Y, is
visiting at the home of her mother,
! Mrs. E NJ Cranes, and other relatives
and friends.
| Ruby Smith visited with friends in
| Galva Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jerry Mers of Geneseo was Cam
bridge caller Sunday
Mrs. Jacob Broghammer. sons Frank
and Henry, and daughter, Mrs. George
Brown, were in Geneseo Sunday.
| Henry White, president of the First
National bank, was a business caller
| in Rock Island last Tuesday.
Maude Atwell visited with relatives
and friends in Peoria last week.
| Olof o. krans of the firm of Nelson
& krans was a business caller in the
/ tri-cities last Tuesday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Beckman of Chi
cago visited last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bloomquist.
Miss Ruth Isaacson, having COM
pleted her scohol work in Cambridge
high school, left for her home in
Princeton Saturday
| Clara Holstrom returned to her
home Tuesday after a short visit in
Rock Island
/ Adjutant Fred Talbot of the Saliva
ton Army, who is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Talbot, spent
one day last week in Cambridge.
Lois Burke of Tuscola was a guest
at the H. D. White home part of last
week.
Miss Nora Currans spent Monday
in Coal Valley.
Mr.. Matthews, one of the teachers
of Cambridge high school, left Fri
day for his home
Mrs. Nelson and daughters, Hazel
and Leona of Lynn Center, attended
the alumni meeting Friday evening.
Esther Weberg attended a surprise
party on her parents in Orion Friday
evening.
The law firm of Lynn & Tyler. at
torneysat-law, has dissolved partner
ship by mutual consent. Mr.. Tyler
pied by the firm.
NJ. W. A. and Royal Neighbors will
meet at their hall on Sunday, June 4,
at 1 o'clock, for the purpose of dec
Grating the graves of their deceased
members. Rigs will be furnished to
: all desiring to go. In the evening at
1880 both orders will again meet for
the purpose of attending the services
at the NJ. E. church in a body, where
the pastor pastor, Rev. Mr.. Andre
Wartha, will deliver the sermon.
Miss Helen Elder, who has had
charge OF the millinery department OF
the ladies' bazaar for the past three
months, left Wednesday for her home
in Chicago.
H. E Talbot was a Galva caller
Tuesday
). Myrtle Johnson of Woodruff visited
a few days last week with Ruth Oh
son.
Mrs. V. F. Boltenstern took her
niece, Gertrude Trent, to Iowa City,
where she underwent an operation.
Her parents are Mr. and Mrs George
. Trent, living in Cedar Rapids
E. S. Perkins is visiting with his
brother, S. Z. Perkins, and wife at
Waterloo.
Edyth Neville of CISCO attended the
alumni meeting at Cambridge Friday
George Talbot Of Rock Island was
y M rId pn ho or
last week.
} Mrs. Owa Talbot Newberg and child
of Rock Island have been visiting in
!, Cambridge.
Charles Wineke and son George
visited with relatives in Geneseo Sun
day. George remained over, leaving
the first of the week for Iowa, where
he has employment for the summer.
". H. Root Of Aledo visited friends
the fore part of last week.
Professor j. E Caster visited the
latter part Of last week at Wapello
Iowa
Mrs. c. Y. Talbot of Galva visited
Wednesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Johnson.
Mrs. Daniels and children went to
Galesburg Saturday for a visit with
relatives.
Albin Mahlgren of Rock Island Wis
tied with his uncle, n. H. Hagy, Sat
urday and Sunday
Ora Coneghy returned home Friday
from short visit in Chicago.
The Misses Hazel and Myrtle Pratt
returned home Friday from Valparaiso,
Ind, where they have been attending
school,
A. ]. Record and Howard Hutch
inson, supervisors, were business call
ers in Davenport Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul OpaIka and baby
were in Davenport Wednesday.
James Massall of Galva visited with
his mother Monday
Dorothy Hopkins of CISCO was a
Cambridge caller Wednesday.
deal was consummated last week
whereby Earl Greenwood comes into
possession of the tailoring and clean
ing establishment owned by Thomas
Lannan in the Farmers National bank
building. Mr.. Greenwood already has
taken possession. Mr. Lannan has
located in Oneida and left Wednesday
for his new home.
The graduation exercises OF the
Cambridge high school were held at
the Armory hall Thursday evening
May 20. Preston Bradley, pastor of
the Peoples church in Chicago, was
the speaker for the occasion, his sub
Ject being THE Golden Age" The
honors of the class were awarded to
Laura Wallenfeldt as valedictorian
and Leona Nelson as salutatorian
There were 20 graduates, II girls and