Cambridge-Born News Notes and Social Visits
Local gossip records visits and travels of residents from Cambridge Geneseo Orion and nearby towns. Entries include M Tarver visiting parents, Eva Johnson teaching in LaFayette, Gustav Andreen at Cambridge, various relatives and friends gathering in Cambridge Orion and Rock Island, plus court and business notes and upcoming Thanksgiving event announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Anderson
Newton
Iowa
LaFayette
Cambridge
Orion
Hhia
Mr Anderson
C. 112Th Infantry
Thanksgiving Dance at Preoman's Hall Geneseo
Local notes report a Thanksgiving dance scheduled at Preoman's Hall Geneseo on Thursday evening. Residents exchange visits with relatives in Geneseo and nearby towns. Mr Alfred Benson now employed at Fred Offerle's after leaving Helstrom's. Fulton Keng and Lewis shipped two carloads of hogs to Chicago. Fulton accompanied the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nelson
Lewis
Henry Waynes
Moline
Nellie—Lettis
Andrew Allen
Gunnar Johnson
Engdah
Geneseo
G.johnson
Preoman’s Hall
Woodyatt
Peter Vercrayse
Hammond Hospital
Alfred Benson
Helstrom
Fred Offerle
Messrs
Fulton, Keng
Chicago
Fulton
Higgins
Washington D.C
New England States
Rutland
Local Notes on Visits Illnesses and Moving School House
Miss Mable Parker enjoys a four day vacation while John Warnock was on the sick list last week. John Hidleman’s horse sickness improves. Grandma Morey spent a week at James Parker. Miss Fva Johnson returned from Galesburg last Wednesday and stayed till Monday. Fred Faussett picks corn for Jim Parker and Edgar Williams for Charles Lundell. A dance at Fred Atwell and Fred Faussett drew a large crowd. A Grove district school house may move closer to district center into Mr Black’s timber lot north of George Farm, praised as a smart district move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L Gruey
Busi
St. i. US
Ness
Streator
Bolles
Orion
Cambridge
John V. Streed
Osco
Reliable Atnd
Phoenix
Voss & Co
Geneseo
Frank Holt
Cable, Til
Joseph Tilberg
Abbie Nord
Davenport
William Nord
Freeman's Hall
Woodyatt
J. W. Wilson
Lynch & Record
Cumberland
Iowa
W. H Dickman
Galva
Chicago
Grace Calhoun
J. D. Calhoun
Knoxville
Joseph Deets
North Henderson
B. J. Record
H. A. Combs
G. Douglas
Hastings
Neb
Fleming
Custer County
Ax South
Henry Johnson
Court House
Selma Johnson
Moline
J. B. Oakleat
Circuit Court
Justice
John P. Hand
Rock Island
L. H. Patten
Alice
Wexselseg
Missouri
Walter Sanquist
Mt. Pleasant
O. E. Sanquist
John T Platt
Galesburg
Andover Township
Wm. J. Eyer
Kewanee
Emma Eyer
Harry Whipple
M. E. Church
Armory Hall
George Cowden
East Cambridge
John Anderson
Mr. Cowden
Mr. Anderson
Axel Gabrielson
S. S
Moody Institute
Northwest
Rocky Mountain
American Sunday School Union
F.G. Ensigag
W. A. Billis
Central
W. L de Groff
Southwest
Ki. B. Stevenson
John Knox Marshall
Board of Managers
A. P. Foster D. D
Boston
E. P. Bancroft
J D. Leek
Pennsylvania
Central States
Great Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Man of God- Moody
The
Mable Parker
John Warnock
John Hidleman
Grandma Morey
James Parker
F.va Johnson
Fred Faussett
Jim Parker
Edgar Wiliams
Charles Lundell
Fred Atwell
Grove
Mr. Black
Horses Burned to Death in Kewanee Barn Fire
A large barn at Kewanee burned Monday night, killing five horses and destroying twenty five tons of hay, cement and sacks worth about $1,000. The fire also damaged a nearby residence, insured, and the barn contents carried $1,000 in coverage. The cause is unknown and firefighting was hindered by lack of hydrants in the area.
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Kewanee
Local social notes and community updates from Osco Illinois
Mr and Mrs Olson and children visited relatives in Ophiem. Mrs Julia Hadleybis reports the Lough children ill with scarlet fever. Sheep killed by dogs noted for Henry Stoughbton Will Knowles and D O Hinman. Social events include Cam bridge reception at Pollock residence and Frank Hadley party in Munson. Guild Hall bazaar and play raised 84 10 for Grace church treasury. Clothing and coal news from Schneabele Clothing Co and Hadley Osco. Salt car loads received for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M Parce
Cambridge
Mesdames Pollock and
Boltenstern
Pollock
Frank Hadley
Munson
Guild Hall
Ladies of Grace Church Guild
Schneabele Clothing Co
Hadley of
Osco
Butterick Patterns Sell on Quality Not Claim
The notice highlights Butterick Patterns as superior for making garments, asserting their quality justifies sales rather than claims of being best. It emphasizes value through craftsmanship and reliability for makers and shoppers.
Centimeri Kid Gloves At Genesco On Sale Now
Centimeri Kid Gloves are advertised as superior to ordinary gloves. A new line of fall shades is now on sale with Genesco as the sole agents for the product.
Wrist Bags Debut In City’s Largest Leather Beaded Chatelaine Line
A new shipment brings a wide range of wrist bags this week, claiming the largest city assortment in leather and beaded chatelaine styles with best value offerings for shoppers seeking variety and style.
New Wool Waists Arrive From Boston in Various Styles
A shipment from Boston features Wool Frannel Waists with many seams and box pleat effects priced at 1.45 and 2.55. Also offered are Boand He White Corderroy Persian Valvat Taffeta and Peau de Sol Waists in a large variety for shoppers.
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Boston
Boand
Remarkable 25 Cent Lined Underwear Sale
At 25 cents, fleece lined underwear and union suits for ladies and children offered in white cream and silver grey. Includes ladies vests and drawers in regular and extra sizes, Misses vests and drawers, and boys and men's shirts and drawers all at one price.
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Children's Unions
Royal Union Suits and Underwear Bargains at Forest Mills
An unequaled assortment of Royal Silver Grey Union Suits in cotton merino and ribbed wool at prices from 48c to 2.50 and Forest Mills White Union Suits from 50c to 2.50. Complete stock includes Ladies flat and ribbed Wool Merino Fleeced Cotton Underwear plus Men’s Underwear Children’s Vests and Waists at low prices.
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Forest Mills
Geneseo
Rich Furs Sale On Scarves And Robes
Advertises fur scarves and robes including sable beaver martens and marten scarfs with extra values in sable and Isabella fox. Promises protection from cold and low prices across grades. Includes prices 3.75 and 190.95.
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Bie Genesee. Republic
Cc. M. Tarver
Qonlon
Jus Johnson
Springfield
Mionte Lindbure
George W. Yobn
Gertrude
Escayiss
Janale Swanson
Gr W Meloy
Bernard McHugh
Eoman Eugene Palmer
Gustav Andreen
Astana College
Peter Martinson
Sopha Erickson
Emery Lar
Iss Eva Johnson
John Nelson
Peter Benson
Rock Nd
E J Sheesley
James Sellers
M V Cummings
Grand Island
BH. A. Hamill
W J O'Neil
Charlies Olson
Greed
Mertin Hornecker
Kansas City
Alfred
Topeka
Kansas
Thomas Jorihington
S. D. Alfred
Tia Cambridge
Kettie J Kent
Edward, Kent
Cam Jage
Watertown
Bigelow
Rept
Cloud Stiers
J A Kirks
W OD Powell
David Cowden
Ervin Cramer
del Williams
Rock River
Sbottom
Catharine Peterson
Nance County
Peter Peterson
James M. Bristol
Olean
Cattaraugus County
New York
John V. Mavity
Earl
Warren County
Mavity
Geo. P Bennett
Leo Marion Thompson
Towa
South Dakota
Leander Woodruff
Des Moines
Essie Loughin
Frank Melvin
Csenesco
Luther
Canter
Poppleton
Atwood
Ladies Guild of Grace Church
Freemans Hall
Woodyatts Orchestra
FPS
Schnabele Clothing Co
National Meeting OF
John Dedrick Co
Spring Creek
Cornwall
U.S
Oosco
Genesco
Monte Carlo
Printzess
Ladies’ Union
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