Cambridge Returns Home After Visit with Sisters
Mrs. Cambridge has returned to Minneapolis after visiting her sisters Mrs. James Miller and Mrs. George Stewart and other relatives.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
8
Mrs. Cambridge has returned to Minneapolis after visiting her sisters Mrs. James Miller and Mrs. George Stewart and other relatives.
Local note reads 8 month old twins Helen and Hazel with mother Mrs Ra Simmering visiting Graves Studio for baby portraits. Various small items list visits, travel, and errands by residents including Ada Hethcote in Columbus Junction and Miss Bessie Smith traveling to Titus. Also mentions marriage licenses issued and local business notes.
Mrs P. P. Walker and Miss May Jones returned to Grandview after visiting James Palmer. Miss Jones and Edna Palmer, former Academy graduates, visited Ainsworth at Mrs Harry White's with Mrs Alva Hewlett of Spokane for a class reunion. Emma Hollinger left for Sioux City for a State Women’s Legion Auxiliary meeting. Harry Sproul, after four years Navy service, has returned home. Frank Sproul studies at Stanford. Mrs Walter Smith visited relatives in Haskins. Reverend Hoy McElhinney and Mrs McElhinney arrived from Burlington to visit T J McElhinney. James Daniels birthday party brought Rev and Mrs Coats to West Chester. Red Foam: Mrs PF D Jackson and Mrs Hugh Hall of Ainsworth shopping. Mrs H B Seems and Mildred Kemble of Muscatine attended the Home Missionary convention.
The notice advertises a few lawn swings ready to be set up on residential lawns. It notes a shady lawn spot would make summer more enjoyable and mentions a Kiddie size swing for children.
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