Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-09
CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. Charles Owens and two children
left Friday. for their home at Galva
Mrs. Henry Tilbot.
Mrs. August Holmauist visited her
daughter at Galva Friday.
Mrs. Mary Bradford was business
caller at Davenport Friday.
Misses Hannah and Mabel Winner
stedt were visitors at Rock Island Fri
day.
Deputy Sheriff Samuel Wilson was a
caller at Rock Island Thursday.
A. J. Ross visited friends at Rock
Island Thursday.
Mr.. Anthems was a visitor at Rock
Island Thursday
Miss Adah Anderson returned to her
home at CISCO after a visit with Miss
Lillian Scott.
Mrs. John Crawford returned to her
home at CISCO Thursday after a visit at
the A. J. Crowford home.
Mrs. J. E. Castens left Saturday for a
| short visit at Rock Island.
Mrs. F. S. Cady and son and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Broghammer. visited
Saturday at Rock Island and Davenport
Professor J. f. Castens left Friday for
/, Clinton, Iowa.
| Mrs. William Ringle and Hadden and
! Howard Hopkins visited at Rock Is
| land Friday.
| Miss Blanche Fleming was a visitor
| at Rock Island Saturday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson left Sat
urday for visit at Moline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Linn were call
ers at Rock Island Saturday.
Maurice Wieneke was called to East
Moline Tuesday by the serious illness
| of his brother Frank.
! Mrs. Fred Mann visited Saturday at
! Rock Island.
Charles Barman. who has been blind
| for many years and for some time has
made his home with his sister, Mrs
! Tillman Kapple, was stricken with
paralysis Tuesday and died during the
| night. There was a short service al
| the home and the funeral was held a,
| Glover chapel.
Mrs. L. Z. Lewis of Orion was caller
in Cambridge Saturday.
| Miss Hazel Block is on a hsort visit
with relatives at Colona.
Mrs. J. w. Roberts and daughter
Miss Edith, visited Saturday at Rock
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Eastman ar.
| the parents of twin boys. born Jan. 80
| Martin Carlson attended the auto
mobile show held at Chicago.
Judge CA NJ. Turner is on shor
business trip to the country.
| A. J. Crawford and P. A. Johnson at
tended the automobile show which wa:
held in Chicago last week
| S. p. Peterson returned home Monda!
Mo, where he also visited his brother
Robert Peterson. and wife.
County Farm Advisor ]. T. Montgom
cry attended the 18th annual corr
which was held at Urbana last week.
]. b. Taylor returned home Tuesda!
from Colorado Springs. where he tool
his nephew, Harry Taylor. for consulta
ton and treatment. Harry will remain
some time in that climate.
FRIDAY evening in the local higl
school gymnasium the Geneseo higl
school team played the local team il
rather a one-sided game. the score be
ing As to Is in favor of Cambridge.
Saturday the Cambridge basketball
quintet journeyed to Wyoming an,
played that team very one-sided game
the score being IS to In favor Of tn
visitors.
/ Frank c. L. Wieneke, the eldest sol
of Mrs. Belle Wieneke. died at the Mo
line hospital Saturday after SUFFERING
for nearly twenty years, having BEEF
INJURED in runaway when but IL year
his only wish being for good health
He was born at Stuart July Is, 1855
He is survived by his mother. tw
brothers Maurice and George of Cam
bridge, and four sisters, Mrs. L. F. Re
her and Miss Nernie Wieneke of Gen
eseo, Mrs. w. b. HUM Of Rock ISLAM
and Mrs. VERNE Grant of winthrop
iowa, and many relatives and friends
The funeral was held Thursday after
noon at o'clock from the home of hi
sister. Mrs. Reher. Rev. l.. A. Mile
officiating. and his remains were laid L
rest at lakewood cemetery.
i Mrs. Emma Cook was business call
er at Clah Thursday.
Mrs Paul Opalker and son Kennel
were Rock Island callers Thursday.
Mrs c. J.. Wieneke visited her daugh
ter, Mrs. W. B. HUM, at Rock 1slant
and son Frank who was seriously Il
at the hospital.