New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-29

MISS Irene DeOpre is cOnValeSclng
nicely since her return from the Loretto
Hospital where she had an operation.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Roberts made !
trip to Judson recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Williams and
children Sundayed with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Hughes were in
Lake Crystal one day, last week to see
her brother, David E. Davies who is
very i'll. Mr.. Davies has hardening of
the arteries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fuller and family
and Miss Myrtle Halvorsen, all of
Butternut we're guests at the B. L.
Tanley home last Friday.
A great many from here attended the
wedding of Miss Eleanor Roberts to
Mr.. William E. Ristvedt, May the 9Th.
Miss Roberts was a former Cambria
girl until about three years ago when
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G.
Roberts moved to Mankato to reside
where she has since made her home,
The marriage occurred at high noon
at the residence Of her parents and was
witnessed by about sixty invited guests,
Rev. VIM. E. Evans, pastor of the
Welsh church at Mankato officiating,
assisted by Rev. E. W. Grifiths OF Cam
bria. The bridal party descended the
stairs and stood under an arch In the
livingroom as Mrs. Dan w. Harris played
"The Melody of Love-" The arch and
all the rooms in the house were decor
ated with flags in honor of the groom
who was drafted and left few days
after the marriage for camp in Colo
RADIO. Preceding TIE marriage D. M.
Jones sang "Beloved'', being accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. G: M.
Roberts. Miss Grace Roberts and Mr..
Walter E. Lee were the attendants of
the bridal couple. Little Edna Harris
was the ring bearer, carrying the ring
in the heart of rose and lvor Price
and Willard Price were the ribbon
bearers forming an aisle of ribbon through
which tie bridal PARTY we're to advance.
Tie h-ic,e was attire ed n g gown Of white
silk ard tie b-iGe- maid were cray c;ll-
Following. tie marriage hounteo,,s
Welding dinner YES served in courses,
Mrs. David M. Roberts having the
management Of the dining room.
Mrs. Ristvedt is a graduate of the
Mankato Normal and has taught school
for the past ten years. Mr.. Ristvedt
was the manager of a store in town in
North Dakota. They were the re-
cipients Of many beautiful wedding
gifts, mostly in silverware which showed
the high esteem in which the young
couple are held. They went to the
Twin Cities and Princeton, Mimi, to
spend a few days, before he left for
Colorado. Il" ~. ~.
These misty mornings are forerunner
of the days being warm, so there's
silver lining behind every cloud.
Miss Libby Price OF. Lake Crystal
has been the guest OF Mrs. Harry
Mathews the past week.
VIM. J. Evans is having his farm
house replastered/ and other repairs are
being made.
E. L. Harris has been quite sick with
pleurisy the past week. We are glad he
is better. !.
Joe Carbon is doing dray work around
town with his newly purchased team OF
mules.
Robert Harris has enlisted in the
mechanics corps. He will leave the
| first Of June. 49,. -. I'll: L -:
Mr.. Zeuder and family autoed to New
Ulm last Saturday.
Esau Roberts and two youngest
children of Kasota are visiting at Il, r.
Hughes home. Mr.. Roberts is brother
]ef Mrs. Hughes.
The Non-partisan meeting that was
held at a farm hause this side OF Nj
collet was attended by several Cambria
lpeople. They reported good speaking
and good attendance.
The Red Cross Unit Of Cambria helped
to participate in the grand parade that
was held at Mankato Saturday as also
I did the Cambria band.