Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-13

spent in social games and dancing.
Royal Neighbor officers: Oracle, Mrs.
James Wright; Vice oracle, Mrs. E.
A. Palmer; Past oracle, Mrs. Clint
Reed; Recorder, Mrs. E. G. Peterson;
Receiver, Mrs. George Moody: Chan
cellor, Mrs G. w. Yohn; Marshal,
Miss Fay Palmer; Inner sentinel, Mrs.
A. Atkinson; Outer seminal, Mrs. c. A.
Wiencke; Manager, Clint Reed. Wood
men officers: Council, E. H. c. TAX
bot; Worthy adviser, E. A. Palmer;
Banker, o. A. Scott; Clerk, Fay Rishel;
Escort, E. L. Palmer; Manager, Clint
Reed; Waterman, S. E. Burns; Senti-
nal, W. B. Jockey.
The Cambridge high school basket
ball team will play the Geneseo high
school team at Geneseo on Friday
evening and on Saturday evening the
C. H. S. team will play the Angus
tana team at Rock Island.
Mrs. Oscar Hogren left Wednesday
for Moline to visit.
Mrs. Ida Peterson visited friends at
CISCO Wednesday.
Mrs. Brodd visited with friends at
CISCO Wednesday,
Miss Ruth Klucker visited the tri-
cities Wednesday.
Mrs. George Sherrard visited at
Rock Island Wednesday.
Mrs. James Wright visited at Moline
Wednesday, returning home Thurs
day.
Mrs. H. W. Freed of Nebraska visit
ed friends at Andover Thursday.
Mrs. August Carlson and daughter,
Miss Estella, visited at Rock Island
Thursday.
Harry White and Miss Edith Nye
OF Evanston visited at Rock Island
Thursday.
Miss Media Johnson visited at Rock
Island Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Finley returned to
her home in Geneseo Wednesday after
a short visit with her brother, Will
liam Finley and wife
| Mrs. Z. S. Hall and three children
returned to their home at Lone Tree,
Iowa, after a visit at the home of Mrs.
Katie Pratt
| Mrs. Clint Nelson and daughter left
Thursday for Rock Island to visit
her sister, Mrs. Hammer1y
Mr.. and Mrs S. W. Poppleton and
Mrs. L. R. Taylor visited at Rock Is
land Friday.
Miss Mary Hamilton left Friday for
a visit at Orion, Moline and Geneseo.
Mrs. Eva D. Altermus left Friday
fer a visit at Orion.
| Miss Agnes Grlu, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs.
John Grau, for three weeks, returned
to Chicago to resume her work as a
trained nurse. She was accompanied
as far as jbck Island by her sister,
Mrs. William Hedstrom
| Mrs. Bester of CISCO visited in Cam
| bridge Friday.
Mrs. N. B. Gould visited at Daven-
port Friday,
| Mrs. Ed Charlotte was a Davenport
caller FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chalret were
Davenport callers Saturday.
| Mrs. Daniel Coneghy visited the tri-
cities Saturday.
Miss Esther Anderson, who has
visited her parents during the holi-
days, returned to Madison, Wis, Sat
urday to resume her school work.
Mrs. James Pollock visited Satur-
! day at Rock Island.
{ Mrs. c. B. Taylor and daughter
Miss Leila, visited the tri-cities Satur-
day
Miss Nora Currans has been confin-
ed to her home by sickness the past
week
Mrs. Frank Currans is visiting rela-
tives at Mason Citl, Iowa.
Mrs. Fred Garrett is confined to her
home by an attack of the grippe.
Mrs. liver Holmstrom of CISCO visit
ed at Cambridge Saturday.
| Miss Grace Harsha of Orion was q
Cambridge caller Saturday.
Mrs. August Samuelson is confined
to her home by sickness.
Mrs. J. N. Westerlund and daupbt.-
Miss Grace, of CISCO, visited at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. August Samuelson, Sa.ur-
day.
Miss Mary Bambrick visited at her
home at Orion, Sunday.
Miss Florence Josephson visited
relatives in Orion for a few days.
Messrs. Linquist and Alden G:
Galva visited friends in Cambridge
Sunday.
Miss Ruby Smith, who teaches
school at Wyoming, has been unable
| to teach the past week owing to an
attack of acute Indigestion,
The Cambridge high school basket
ball team played the Orion high school
Friday evening at the gymnasium with
a score of 81 to II in favor of the
Cambridge team.
| Miss Ida Snyder returned 10 her
! home at kewanee Tuesday. having
recently disposed OF her millinery
store to Mrs S. L. Terry.