Cambridge and area residents tied to Rock Island events
Cambridge residents and guests were listed in a sequence of social notes with trips to Rock Island Kewanee Des Moines Joliet and Chicago. Births repairs and local business updates are included along with a May 17 bond issue for four new bridges passing by a wide margin.
Andover Notables and Obituaries Highlight Local Week
Frank Forsell of Altona visits relatives in Andover. John Charlson returns from six month journ ey in California. August Rehnstrom, 87, marks another year in harness firm. A V Hultgren to build on Eric Storm property and retire from farm. Roy McFarland of Stuart attends Ida Wheelan funeral. P F Lindahl of Lynn hardware owner dies aged 68. funeral Wednesday. John Edmond and Inez Johnson wed at M E parsonage with Rev Theodore Moberg performing ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Rehnstrom
Hultgren
Eric Storm
WeFarlan
Roy
P. F. Lindahl
Lynn
John—Edmond
Inez Johnson
M. E
M. E. Parsonage
Theodore Moberg
Green River Notes and Local Visits This Week
Geneseo caller Hopkey visited Saturday. James Turney trip to Briar Bluff last Friday. George Fiedler and family visited over Sunday in the tri-cities. Mrs J P Baum traveled to Moline Saturday afternoon. Henry Turney bought a driving horse from Breer last week. Charles Low's business trip to Rock Island Saturday afternoon. George Hancock and BR Jones on a business trip to Moline Saturday. Green River merchants pay top prices for butter eggs and poultry. William Mix began shipping cream from the Eneseo creamery last week. Wm Kicksey from south of Briar Bluff was a village caller Saturday. Miss May Irving from near Moline Lesh vision extends in the village. Ranch date last week put the farmer to hoe corn. Mrs J S Crist and daughter Faye visited Moline Saturday afternoon. C L Williams of Briar Bluff improved his house last week. Miss Larson from east of the village attended her brother-in-law's funeral in Town Saturday. James Fennesy Jr of Rock Island was calling on friends here last week Tuesday afternoon. Mrs C L Williams and daughter Alberta from west Briar Bluff visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IF. Hopkey
Geneseo
James Turney
Briar Bluff
George Fiedler
Tri-Cities
J. P. Baum
Moline
Henry Turney
Charles Low
Rock Island
George_ Hancock
BR. D. Jones
Green River
William “Mix
C. L. Williams
Alberta
Post Office Deficit Reduced by Expanded Services
Postmaster General Mitchcock announces a final auditor report showing six month revenues of 118 million and expenses of 118.6 million, wiping out a 17.6 million deficit in under two years. The report credits growth in service, 89 new post offices, 142 cities with letter carrier delivery, 2124 rural routes totaling 51 230 miles, and 1274 additional postal workers with salary costs up 11.8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Postal Service
Mitchcock
Flitchcock
SAILING IN AN AIRSHIP AND THE STARVED ROCK PURCHASE
An excerpt discusses early airship ascents led by Re Knabenshue noting how first flights sparked interest in aeronautics at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and the risk of gas ignition. It also reports Illinois lawmakers authorizing the Starved Rock purchase with funds for land, park facilities, and keeper salaries supported by historical and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. Knabenshue
Louisiana Purchase
Starved Rock
Park Commission
the Commission
He-park Commission
The
State Historical Society, Knights of Columbus and
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Deaths at Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home Quincy
List of veterans who died at the Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home in Quincy with their units and ages. Jacob Wesser Co. B 9th Ill. Infantry April 2 18 William N. Lavelle Co D 7th Ill. Cavalry April 4 78 John Breit Co C and E 23rd Ill. Infantry April 8 75 Jas W Hannum Co D 136th Ill. Inf. April 11 63 Sam H Moss Co A and D 8th Ill. Inf. April 12 83 Martin Miler Co F 29th U. S. C. T. April 12 64 William M Robinson Co C 1st Nev. Infantry April 16 77 Alex Hughes Co F 39th Ill. Infantry April 17 76 David Lanpher Co I 64th Hk Infantry April 18 65 Max Schmett Co B 3rd U. S. Res. Corps Mo. Vol. April 20 73 Frank Sewalt Co G 18th Dir. Inf. April 24 66 Geo W Towels Co E 21st Mo. Infantry April 30 67 Nathan A Pinnick Co I 38th Ind. Infantry April 30 74
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wesser
Wm. N. Lavelle
Ill
John Breit
C and E
Jas W Hannum
Sam._H. Moss
Martin Miler
Co. F
Wm. M. Robinson
Co. C
Alex Hughes
David Lanpher
Co. I
Hk Inf
Max Schmett
Co. B
U. S. Res. Corps
Frank Sewalt
Co. G
Dir
Geo. W. Towels
Co. E
Nathan A. Pinnick
Ind
Congo Roofing Guarantee Bond Offered With Each Roll
Makers of Congo roofing offer a ten year guarantee with a genuine surety bond issued by the National Surety Company of New York. If Congo 3-ply roofing fails to meet promised service, buyers receive instant redress. A free booklet and sample can be obtained by writing to Geneseo Hl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
National Surety Company of
New York
Reuy
Pioneer resident Jackson Campbell dies at 79 in Neponset
Jackson Campbell, longtime Bureau county resident, died at his Neponset home on April 25 at age 79. He lived much of his life near Sheffield, Mineral and Neponset and is survived by his widow and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Campbell
Bureau County
Neponset
Campbell
Sheffield
Mineral and
Local Social Notes from Orion and Nearby Towns
OSCO E Tamme of Orion was a business caller here Tuesday. Mrs W H Patterson's father in law of Warsam Indiana is visiting her the jury in Kewanee for the past week. Albert and Will Stenzel took two cars of cattle and a car of hogs to Earl Hinman went to Davenport Monday evening to attend a performance of Madam Sherry. Mesdames E C Clow and Ed Clow of Rock Island visited with Mrs Frank Brown Saturday. Several of the young people from here attended the dancing party in Cambridge last Thursday evening. Johnson returned Sunday from a visit to Sweden and will be employed on Paul Vogel's farm this year. Mr and Mrs Livya Lincoln of Rock Island spent Sunday with Mrs Lincoln's aunt Mrs Celia Stamm, Mr and Mrs Charles Cook of Davenport spent from Friday until Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Anson Nash. Leo Bestor who was operated on for appendicitis at St Luke's hospital in Davenport a week ago was able to return home Monday. Mesdames George Noonan and Mrs G H Hopkins are attending the Meeting of the supreme camp of Royal Neighbors at Denver this week. The Drs Willis and Ralph Hinman and their mother Mrs E Ty Himman and Mr and Mrs Frank Parliance of Abingdon were guests at the D O Hinman home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Smith
Rock Island
George Baugh
Kewanee
Ruth Nelson
Hugh Wilkey
Harry Ridenour
Clara Eckel
Des
Maines
Owe
J. F. Cook
Peoria
Theodore Boltenstern
Venport
Nellie
George Croft
Geneseo
Cambridge
J. W. Cookes
George Casteel
East
Cam
Chicago
Toli—tarak
Jerry Hadley
Hill
East Moline
Rollin Fesler
Burns Township
Johnson Furniture Company
Royal Clothing
com+pany
Sherden
Rutherford Rosenstone
Ottawa
Order of Odd Fellows
Hebekahs
Cleveland
Ohio
Canada
E. H. Tamme
Orion
W.h.patterson
Warsam
Ind
Albert
Will_Stenzel
Earl Hinman
Davenport
Sherry
Paul Vogel
Livya Lincoln
Linecoln
Celia" Stamm
Charles-Cook
Bavenport
Anson Nash
Leo Bestor
St. Luke’s Hospital
George Noonan
Wi—G.hopkins
Supreme Camp of
Royal Neighbors
Denver
Drs. Willis
Ralph Hinman
Ty Him
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ALBA
Frank Wilson
Stork
Jos. Frankenreider
Maple Grove
Weber
Ohn Devenney
Andover
Frank Forsell
Altona
P. A. Swanson
John A. Charlson
California
Agency
B.be. Sommers
B. E. Sommers
J .Ex
Illinois
Quincy
J. J.hadley
Osco, Illinois
OSCO
Henry Schmidt
Cenesco
Henry
Hlingis
Ebe
Henry County
Court House
Towlt
Tna Schmidt
Executrix
Jahn C. Fischer
Hass
Mary Frank
junty.Court
Menry County
Anid
John C. Fischer
R.M. Morgan
R. M. Morcan
SCO
Illin
van Brunt
DeLaval
International
Columbus
Theo. Sundeen
Enroth & Horberg, Osco, Hlinois
Enroth and
Horberg, Hainois
Hunt, Johnson
Taylor Osco, Wi
D. D. Petrie, Opheim, Tilinois