New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-04
CAMBRIA.

Fred Espenson ana family OF Monte
video, Mimi, called on his brother,
Charlie Espenson and family. They
made the trip in an auto.
Enoch Roberts has purchased new
passenger REQ car.
Charlie Davis, of Mankato, made a
business trip here one day last week.
Will G.. Jones is on the sick list.
About two weeks ago, at the residence
of James A. Thomas the people of the
Methodist church rendered party to
M IS Mile A. Thomas and presented her
a beautiful writing desk and fountain
pen for her faithful services as first
organist at the church. Supper was
! served and those present had most
enjoyable time.
At the recent school meeting Of Dist.
II, Charlie Espenson was elected as
director to succeed Hugh R. Hughes
who has moved into another school
district. The present directors of Dist.
II are E. L. Harris, Rev. E. w. Griffiths
and Charlie Espenson.
Miss Ella Jones is visiting friends at
Judson.
J Johnny Owens, the manager of the
Butternut store, with his two sons; called
on Owen Owens and family last week,
then went on a fishing excursion to
Prices lake where they caught several
croppies.
Evan J. Davis of Lake Crystal, was
here on business Thursday.
Byron Jones has returned to his Gar
vim home. He shipped his threshing
machine from here to Garvin where he
intends to thresh for the farmers the
coming fall.
Dan w. Harris made business trip
to the twin cities last Wednesday.
The Methodist parsonage has been i'm
proved by being painted. Roger Davis
had the contract for the work. At
present he is painting the interior of
Woodman Hall.
Will C. Harris is laying the foundation
for his new house.
Ole B. Sveum was a passenger to
Mankato Thursday.
Mrs John T. Davis entertained the
Ladies Aid Society one day last week.
The prospects are for heavy crops and
large yields in this community. Farmers
who hare cut their rye claim it is very
gool. e corn is getting to look good,
also.
Thomas Bros. have an elegant new
show case in which they will display
more of the dry goods.
Mrs. Edith Hollander and two children
who have been visiting relatives here,
have returned to their Minneapolis
home.
Mrs. Uzziah Jones of Lake Crystal
is guest Of Mrs. George Hewitt.
Several from this neighborhood at
', tended the concert at Butternut town
hall last Friday night. The Lake
Crystal Band played several: selections
and among the vocal singers were
Messrs. D. M. Jones and Sydney Davis
of Mankato and Rev. E. w. Grifiths of
this place. Miss Eunice Hughes Of
Mankato was pianist, the piano for the
occasion being furnished by D. M.
Jones. The town hall has been re-
modelled and is in a number one con-
dition.
The evenings Of the 9Th and 7th OF
August the "Willbur Opera Company"
Will give entertainments at the Cambria
Woodmen Hall. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Wilbur was one of the company
that made five nights stop here last
winter, and save the drama, est. Elmo"
on the last night.
Mr.. Schubert, who was agent at the
depot, has gone to work at another place
and Mr. The mas takes the place here.
Mrs. Nellie Newton underwent "a
successful operation at hospital in
Minneapolis Tuesday Of last week. Her
mother, Mrs. Tom Jones went to see her
Sunday.