Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-06

comes highly recommended and all
who heard him when he was here
speak well of him.
]. ". Weir was a Woodruff caller
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ripping spent
Tuesday in Rock Island and Daven-
port.
The band concert given by the Cas-
tens boys band Friday evening was
we'll attended and enjoyed.
Mrs. Ed Brenkhoff left Wednesday
for d visit in Denver, Canyon City and
other points in Colorado. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Herbert White. accompanied
her as far as Rock Island.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Forsberg were
Rock Island and Davenport callers
Tuesday.
Martin Falline left last Wednesday
for a visit with relatives in Woodruff.
He expects to leave soon for Denver,
Colo, which will be his future home.
Mrs. r. F. Jennings and daughter,
Daisy, visited Wednesday with rela-
tives in Bishop Hill.
Mrs a. Z. Rosenstone and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. J. W. Bengston of
Lindsborg, Kan, visited Wednesday
Win relatives IN OrlOn-
Mrs. Gilbert Petty. after a short
visit with her brother, t. X. Kapple
and family, left Monday for her home
in Coal Valley.
Mrs. w F. Hunter and two children
and her mother, Mrs. c. Holstrom,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
relatives and friends in Moline.
Mrs. Gust Sanberg and daughter,
Mrs John Johnson, arrived home
Tuesday from a brief visit at the home
of the latter's sister, Mrs. Frank Pet
erson, who has been i'll at Harcourt,
Iowa.
Miss Viola Colby spent Saturday in
the tTi-cities.
Miss Alice Smith arrived home Fri
day from visit in Milan and Rock Is
land.
Al Ross of Peoria was a business
caller in Cambridge Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Obid Price returned
Tuesday from a visit with relatives in
Galva.
]. H Morse of Illinois City visited
with relatives and friends in Cam
bridge last week.
A l.. Anderson of Chicago visited
with his old friends in Cambridge and
vicinity Mr. Anderson was formerly
treasurer of this county.
Several young men from Cambridge
have joined the Sixth infantry, Com
pany s, in GeneSeO and if need be Will
go to Mexico. Among those already
enlisted are William Talbot, Dale
Douglas. Andrew Berg and Albert
HOlmquiSt-
Mrs. \. B. Gould spent Tuesday in
Davenport.
Mrs. H. E. Stoughten visited last
week with relatives and friends in Mo-
line.
John Crane of Chicago visited Tues
day at the home of his mother.
Winfield Isaacson of Princeton spent
Tuesday at the home of his aunt Mrs.
E A. Noull and family.
Blanche Fleming visited last week in
Chicago.
Eiter Jones was a business caller
the early part of last week in the tri-
cities.
G, NJ. Baugh spent Wednesday after
noon in Galva.
J. A. Johnson of Alexis was a Cam
bridge caller Monday.
While Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson
who resides south of town were COM
ing to Cambridge Tuesday afternoon
and when near Charles Stach'S home
the harness broke causing the team to
run away. In the buggy were Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkinson and children and the
youngest son, John, Jr., was the only
only one that was hurt. The little fell
low was brought to town and his
wounds dressed. The others escaped
with small injuries. The team was
stopped near the residence of G. F.
StOughtOn in the west part of town.
Miss Esther Werberg of the firm of
H NJ Wier & Co., is enjoying a
months vacation. She left Saturday
for her home in Orion, III. She expects
to spend part of her vacation in Mime
sofa.
Miss Susie Talbot returned Tuesday
from a trip to Belleville, Kan.
J. B. Lennon of Dixon was in Cam
bridge Tuesday afternoon.
The Misses Helen Becker and Flor
ence Talbot were kewanee callers
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Klingbury, after
spending several days with relatives
and friends in Cambridge and vicinity
left Tuesday for their home in Moline