Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-09
CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. J. HadIand of GaIva visited
| the last week at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs a. c. Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Peterson of
/ Dresden. Mo, We're called to Cam
bridge by the sudden death of the
corners brother-in-law, Judge c. NJ.
Turner
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. TIolmquist and
son expect to leave next week for
Kansas City, where they viii make
their future home.
Mrs G II. Hugh and Mrs. Ida
Hannah Of Brian Bluff were business
callers in Cambridge Thursday. re
turning home Friday.
Miss Clarice Young left WedDes-
I day Tor her home at Havana.
Miss Mary Hamilton left Wednes-
day Tor visit tn GalVa.
MIS- Emil Anderson was a visitor
at Davenport Wednesday.
Mrs A. G.. Larson Is visiting her
daughter, Miss May, at Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs II. L. McKutchan of
Princeton attended the funeral of
the late G. N Turner.
MIS- william Hedstrom left We'd
Hesday for Chicago to visit her SIS
ter, Mrs Seth Warren. Her sisters
husband LEFT Monday with the boys
from chicago to go in training for
The grades of the Cambridge
school defeated the grades Of the
Geneseo school Wednesday after
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. MeIen were
called to Arthur Tuesday to attend
the funeral Of the lateer's father.
James Pollock. Jr. resigned his
position with the Standard Oil com
pany the past week and Henry Tai
boftook the position thus made va
DR. E. W. King, who has recently
been transferred from Fort Sheri-
dan to Fort Leavenworth. Kan, has
been promoted from the rank Of
neTSt lieutenant To that of captain
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Anderson of
Manchester, who were called here by
the sickness and death of the for
their home. They viii pack their
household goods and return to Cam
bridge to live, where they can care
for the aged father, II. T. Anderson.
in Peoria Monday
Mrs A. J. Crawford was a visitor
in Rock Island Wednesday.
Mrs. August Carlson and daugh-
ter EIdora went 10 Davenport We'd
neSday for n short visit with friends.
Mrs Smith has returned to her
home at Rock Island after a short
visit at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Fred Hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Werbach and
son from Lone Tree, Iowa. was here
70 attend the funeral of the late
Mrs Ray Sherrard and son and
Miss Calkins visited at Moline sat
urday.
After the regular meeting Of the
r. n. of a. Thursday evening the
lodge gave a farewell reception to
two Of the members, Mrs. Mabel
Hulmquist who leaves this week for
her new home at Kansas City, and
Tom RosenQuist. who viii soon he
called to serve the COlors- Light re
freshments were served, after which
Mr. Rosenquist was presented with
a u "a bt "a n ga+ q
with plate. The young people later
enjoyed dancing Till a late hour
Miss Frances Anderson left Satur-
day for oVer-Suuday visit with her
aunt Mrs Fred Mann, and family
at Rock Island.
Miss Sadie Strandherg Of C1arks-
vile. Iowa, who has. been visiting
her uncles. the Ahrahamson broth
ers. left Saturday for a visit at CISCO.
Miss Leona Harsha of Orion was
a Cambridge caller Saturday.
Mrs John Wenke and daughter
Miss Ruphina. visited relatives in
the tri-cities Saturday.
AdeIhert StouEhton. son OF Mt. and
Mrs. Cyrus Stoughton, is very i'll at
Mrs. clara FairlIe has been sick
the past week
Mrs Frank Werbach is again CON
fined to her home with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mock are Wis
b. Brown visited Saturday with
his daughter, Mrs. fred Mann, and
family at Rock Island.
The baseball team Of the high
school so far has played two games
with Wetherficld and one with Ke-
vance and in all three have been
vict0rs
Mrs. Belle Wieneke and son George
LETT Sunday for short visit in Cen
eseO with their daughter and sister. /
Mrs J.. + Reher.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ripping visited
in the tri-cities-
Miss Matilda Swanson was a Wis .
itor at Rock Island Thursday.
Mrs Chilberg returned to herr
home Thursday after a winters visit (
in Rock Island She was accompau- /
led by her brother. Mr.. LaHeTty.
Mrs Matte Newton Of Rock Island /
arrived Friday for q short visit With
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Hattie COL I
burn e
Mrs 2 Holstrom was n visitor at /
Rock Island Friday.
Mrs Ed HUltzren visited Thurs {
day in the tTi-cities.
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