Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-23
CAMBRIDGE

Miss Nellie Sedergren visited at
Davenport Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Peterson visited
Thursday at CISCO with Mrs. Peter
Carlson and family.
: Mrs. Glenn Elliott was a Daven-
port caller Thursday.
Mrs John Cooley visited Friday
at Rock Island.
Mesdames Pope Mascau, Charles
Charlett and Ed Charlett were Dav-
export callers Friday.
The Hoodoo," the senior class
play given at Armory hail Tuesday
evening was greeted with one of the
largest audiences that has gathered
in the hall for long time. There
were 10 seniors in the play, and
they were assisted by other members
of the high school, and each and
every one carried out his or her part
in excellent manner. Much credit is
due their trainer, Mrs. r. II. kreis
their parts. The specialties between
the acts were good. Miss Marian
Anderson and Ray Fischer furnish
ed music through the evening. II
was one of the best plays that the
school has presented for some time.
The graduates are Mayme Peterson,
Ruth Olson, Esther Jockey. Rena
Larson, Beatrice Bennett, EldoEa
Carlson, Daisy Gustafson. Donald
Striers. Harold Anderson and George
Wieneke The seniors were assisted
by w. A Rawlings, Harry Pratt,
Harry Leonard, Harry Johnson,
Edith Olson. Florence Krischke. Lima
McCurdy and Katherine Russell.
Mrs Lester Crouch and the Misses
Iva Kapple and Mary Gobeyn were
Davenport callers Saturday.
A. J. Ross returned home Saturday
from Peoria, where he attended the
spring meeting of the consistory and
shrine.
Mrs IIorrv Dalyoer and dauohter
Zela of Bishop Hill arrived satur-
day for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Palmer and family.
The program of the dedication of
the service flag given at the Meth
odist church was finely rendered
The flag was given by Mrs. Ball
who read the honor roll: Carl r
Carlson. ROLAND r. Pollock. Harry
A. Hull, Clyde A. Ross, Ben b
Baugh, Martin Carlson, Forest c
Baugh, Clayton d. Dougles, sWilliam
B. Jennings, Andrew Beigs. Maurice
r. WeIneke. Robert w. Meloy. Wal
ter o. Terry, Fay W. Osborn, Robert
FairIie. Henry s. Anderson. Arthur
L. Cosner and Lawrence X. Seigrest
The pastor. DR.. Buckley. gave the re-
Spouse. Four of the boys are now
I in France and the rest are in, camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Roberts and
daughter. Miss Clara. visited at Rock
Island and Davenport Monday
Fred Sandquist has recovered from
a recent illness.
Ernest Hull has resigned his po-
sit.on at the Hunt, Johnson * co
store to resuneAis work in the HUI
ems has take n his place as clerk and
Harold Decker the place of Ear
Stephens as driver Of the delivery.
Mrs. Thor Anderson was stricken
several days ago with paralysis and
is in a critical condition.
Mesdames Ed Nolle and o. E
Sandquist visited Friday with Mrs
J. b. Taylor of Rock Island, who
has but recently recovered from an
operation and is still at St Luke's
hospital in Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs; Johnson returned tc
their home in Davenport Friday.
Mrs. George. Hunter visited Mon
day in Rock Island and Davenport.
Mrs. Emmons Anderson and sister
Miss Nina Anderson. visited Monday
in the tri-cities.
Mrs. Walter Fragd was a business
caller in Davenport Thursday.
: Mrs. George Hunter was tri-citS
visitor THURSDAY.
james Pollock, Jr., returned
! Thursday from trip to Peoria.
; Mrs. j. w. Roberts and daughter
Miss Edith, visited Thursday in thu
i Or Caroline Eaton and Mis-,
Phoebe Rogers. visited Thursday il
i the tri-cities.
/ George CasteeI is at Rock Island
/ where he has secured employment.
/ Arthur Anderson and family lef
Monday for their home ut Manches
+ ter. Iowa, after visit with rela
/ tives and friends.
Mrs. c. NJ. Nelson was a visitor a
. Rock Island SATURDAY..
I Mrs. O. .. Kranz and Miss Rem
d Larson We're in Davenport Saturdal
and visited Mrs. Frank Nelson a
/ st. Luke's hospital. She recent!
] III IpT ~
Charles Eastman has purchas Sc,
/ Of II. l.. AnGevine of Watertowu IN,
/ 10 acres known as the Sunnysid'
( farm.
] Mrs. Frank NJ. Rogers left Wed
/ nesday for a short visit in Peoria.
! Mrs. A. Fl. Linn visited at Rocl
! Island Tuesday.
Emil n. Peterson was a business
: caller in Peoria Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Wright Wis
tied the last week with their daush
tiers In Moline.
w. c. STEERS was a business Gale
Mrs. w. II. Conser and daughte
! Roberta returned Monday from
| visit in Chicago.
! Row Pcppleton, son Of Mrs. Emma
! Poppleton, who has been enplove'
/ the last few years with the Kewane
! State Savings bank. left Sunday 70
| Washington, u. C., where he will On
ter the services of the emergenc.
| e G. Robinson went TO DaVenpor
/ Wednesday and returned in the ev
! ening with his wife. who recentll
( underwent an operation for append
| citis
II s White made business trir
to Chicago the last week, returning
home WednesdaY
/ Miss Mabel Alftime OF Houston
| Texas is the guest az her mother
| Mrs. Charles Bloomquist, at the cam
| bridge bakery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cooley and So
William visited i'm the tri-citie
| Monday,
The following on were elertA
h. the Alumnae association for tn
! following wear; President, Mrs
! Grace Calhoun BAN: vice president
Mrs Ruth Anderson Hulen: treasur
er, Miss Elmira Pollock; correspond
| ing secretary. Miss Marian Apder
son: recording secretary. Mrs. Rut
] TNruer-Carlsun.
Mrs Frank Nelson underwent
! scuressfIl cperation for appendicit ii
1T 81. Luke's hospital in Davenport
/ Monday. and from last reports sh
is doing nicely,