New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-12
cAMBRIA..

Wednesday, Sept. s, at 80 >. IA.
at the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Annie Luedke at Garvin, Mimi, ac-
Cured the marriage Of Miss Emma
Luedke and Willie Evans. The Wit
nesses were Eddie Evans, brother Of
the groom and Miss Mitzen, cousin Of
the bride. The newlyweds took the
afternoon train from Tracy and came
directly to Cambria where they will.
make their home.
The groom is cordial and accom-
.modating young merchant at Cambria
and the bride has taught school a NUM-
Der OF terms in that locality. She is.
also an accomplished musician. He is
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Evans Of
this place. Their many friends wish
them joy and prosperity thruout their
welded life.
A great many autoed to Lake Crystal
to attend the Welsh G. E. convention
Saturday evening and Sunday Miss
Mile Thomas was the President Of the
meeting Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Tanley who have
been i'll are now able to be about.
Mrs. Rowland Evans has gone to
.Sykeston, North Dakota, to visit with
relatives. Is.
8 Mrs. Charlie Davis who came to visit
at the home of her nephews, John and.
Harry Jones has been taken very i'll
and is unable to return to her home in
Mankato.
Nearly everyone from this locality
attended the Loyalty meeting at New
Ulm Tuesday evening Of last week.
They all report that the parade was
splendid and the speeches excellent.
s Reuben Pfettscher autoed to Olivia
to spend Sunday with relatives.
Last Wednesday night some bold
thieves entered the G. and N. w. depot
at Cambria. They broke thru the
window to the office and ransacked the
cash drawer but as Mr.. Johnson, the
agent had taken all the money home
with him, the robbers got no coin. They
stole some tickets and a suit case which
had been checked in and the owner had
not yet called for. People here are
wishing that the company would in
stall a night agent.
It is evident that professional pick
pockets were at work in New Ulm the
night Of the loyalty meeting. In
stepping off the excursion train about
seven o'clock at the New Ulm depot,
Mrs. Evan Price had the experience of
some one jerking on a little hand satchel
on her arm but the handle was so strong
that it did not break. The crowd was
so dense on the platform that she could
not tell which man did it, but she i'm
mediately turned and told her husband,
.sasLeok out for your pockets. Mr..
Price at once slapped his hand down on
his trowser pocket and just as he did
so another land was pulled away from
under his hand but the pocket book
was not taken. James D. Price was
farther back in the crowd but he dis
covered that his purse containing be
tween $500 and $1,000 was stolen from
his hip pocket. They reported the
matter to the depot agent but all de
lcided it was impossible to find the men.
Mr.. James Price said that as he was
getting off the train three well dressed
men pushed against him SO that he could
hardly pass and he is confident the theft
! was committed at that time.
Gwendoline and Mary Owens are at
tending Mankato High School, Nellie
Grifths is taking the advanced course
for High School graduates at Mankato
Normal. Blodwen Lloyd, Viola Price,
Florence Espenson, Gladys Williams,
Floyd Hughes and Bruce and Lewis
Harris are all attending New Ulm High
school.
Mrs. VIM. II. Jones of Butternut
Valley is staying at the home of B. l..
Tanley for a few days.
Mrs. Ida M. Wise OF San Francisco,
Cal. is visiting at the residence of John
and Harry Jones.
VIM. J. Evans attended the Minnesota
State Fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis of Garwin
visited over Sunday at the residence of
Hugh R. Hughes. They came by auto.
A large crowd attended the charavari
party for the neWlyweds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Evans at Woodman Hall last
Friday night. A lunch was served at
midnight and all present enjoyed a
| pleasant evening. Reuben Pfettscher
in few appropriate words presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans in behalf of the
young people an elegant library table
and pedestal, and Mr.. Pfettscher
also presented in behalf Of the ladies Of
the village Of Cambria, linen table
cloth. The recipients we're very CRATE
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