Cambridge Chronicle Highlights Local Visits and Elections
Cambridge residents and guests are noted in a wide range of social items. Residents like Mrs. Max Bathg of Galva and Miss Beulah Brad visit, while others attend school elections and Western township discussions. The village election results, including trustees and clerk, are reported along with a bond vote for artesian wells and fire equipment. Local obituaries also mark the week as Miss Fesler dies in Burns township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorbert Kellogg
Kewanee
J Smith
Lynn
Edith
Frederickson
Sona
Charlie
Coll
Carl
Méline
the Elks’ Lodge
George
Cambridge
Order of East- Star
Committee of the Brethren
A.C. Nye
Albert F. Johnson
John F. Gran
James
Illinois
Board of Trustees
Cambridge—Linnois
B. Hadley
Frederick Johnson
Daniel McCurdy
James M. Pratt
F. T. Gustafson
A-L
Wm. Sherdeen
John M._ Peterson
John T. Goodley
Co. H. Hunt
Peterson
Lutheran Church Notes Sparks of Worship and New Members
The note highlights public worship as essential and reports five new members joining the church last Sunday, three communicants and two children, including J A Rehn family from Sweden and Erick Helgren. It mentions upcoming district convention in Aledo, a postponed confirmation class, Ladies Aid meeting with refreshments, and Sunday services and school times. Rev. L F Cullom’s ten day business trip to southern Missouri is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
J. A. Rehn
Edna Amana
Violet Anna Maria
Swedena
Erick
P. Johnson
pBery Ce
Cambridge M., E
Epworth League
L. F. Cullom
Missouri
Master's Sale of Real Estate in Geneseo Illinois
Public notice of a master's sale by the Circuit Court of Henry County Illinois. Under a decree the master in chancery will auction multiple parcels in Geneseo with leasehold interests held by Fred Bown the United States government and others. Sale details include bid at two oclock in the afternoon on May 23 and ten percent cash with balance upon court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hubert C. Morse
The-Ciy -of-Geneseo
Henry County
Illinois
Munisyn
Geneseo
Fred
Bown
Minison
United States of America
Robert Stein
Tald
United States
Illiam
Kewanee
Miinole
A. D.yolz
Robert-Cimorser
Henry_County
Harry E Brown
Carlton-Grayling at International Show and 1911 Kewanee win
Carlton-Grayling was prize winner at the 1910 International show and took first in class and sweep stakes at Kewanee in 1911. The notice lists sale and service terms for mares with set viewing and sales dates at multiple local properties near Atkinson and Graham's barn, with Harry Broadbent as owner and James Woodward as attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton—Grayling
Kewanee
Mr Bullock
John
H. Gilbraith
Atkinson
B. S. Warner
Henry de Roo
Graham
Harry Broadbent
HARRY_BROADBENT
James Woodward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bessie Blade
Rock Island
Alvin Fischer
Burns
F.S. Fullerton
Orton
Lorena
Avithher
Galva
Mabel-Gabrielson
Bishopriy
The
Republic
Hugeies
Velie
Eyal Prat
Tome
Rhatt
Hen Ryry
Mumma
Orion_public
A. Ls “Odenweller
Western Township
Tom Come
Sinois
C. A. Kellogg
Amro
Kellogg
J. G. Hoffman
Ellen Kellogg
Herbert Kellogg
Vincennes
Muscatine
Mamie Beyer
Burns Township
DeKalb
Iva Shoemaker
Colby
Charles- Bullard
Chanticleer
Fannie Fesler
George Fesler
W. Greg Shock
Germiany
Sed Bone
Liberty
Fesler
Henry
Christian-Science“church
Fannie Greet
Robert
Sally Green
Steuben County
New Ao
Uni- Otes —Pesler‘Gelbker
Sarah
W. A. Fel
Burns Town
Roland
Odenweller
Amoune
Oxford
Galy Eee Oo
Andover
Barons
Western
Qsco’ Mae
Abu
Coornwall
Annawan
SEI
Colona
Eid
Edford
Theo. Sundeen
Osco
Helinda
RM. Morgan
Eyoline
Johnson
Mandt
U.S
Corn Belt Feed Mills
Root & Vandervoort
R. M. Morcan
9Sco
Enroth_&Horburg’s
Tee Springs
Wm. Ringle. & Company
Lutheran Church Notes
Carlton-Grayling
Bowlby
Rockleland
Bowlby Music House
Atock
Wilton
Iowa
Columbus Junction
Wapello
Westare
Emerson
Kimball
Smith & Barnes
Hallet & Davis
Starck
Victor
Edison
Wis
Sven
Plano
Harry H. Chesbro
Ock Island
Ile
Opposite
Illinois Theatre
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