New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-04-10
CAMBRIA ITEMS

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rendered at the Woodman Hall by Rev.
e. W. Grifiths of Horeb church and
special music was given by their quartet.
The hall was nicely decorated with
flowers furnished by the ladies of the
town.
Everybody was greatly surprised to
hear of the untimely and sudden death
OF. Will w. Harris of Lake Crystal.
He leaves to mourn him, his wife, little
son of five and daughter of Is months,
a brother, Dan w. Harris of Cambria,
sister, Mrs. John B. Walters of Tracy,
three uncles and many cousins and
friends.
DR.. Hammermeister was called to
D. W.. Harris place Friday to attend
their little child who was threatened with
pneumonia. The Doctor made other
calls in town, nearly every family in the
vicinity having several patients afflicted
with severe cold.
The Red Cross met as usual on Friday.
They are going to have in the near future
an entertainment for the men members
of the Charter and possibly collection
will be taken for the benefit of the Red
Cross.
A prayer meeting was held at Horeb
church in the afternoon of April 7th,
and a verysappropriate sermon was given
by the pastor in the evening.
Rev. Grifiths Of Waseca spoke at
Salem church in the morning and evening.
His topic for the evening was ''Why God
Doesn't Stop This War;" He also
spoke at the Hall in the afternoon tc
very attentive listening audience.
Robert Zimmerman of CORTLAND has
shipped from town several carloads Of
baled hay. Web Davis is shipping hay
also.
Mrs. Ed. P. Evans is able to be uI
again, after her illness.
Mrs. Hill, the attending nurse of Mrs
C. Harbo, left last week; Mrs. Harbc
is quite improved.
Mrs. Hugh R. Hughes recently re-
turned from a visit at Garvin with her
two daughters, Mrs. H. D. Weed and
Mrs. John Lewis.
Mrs. VIM. Edwards is on the sick
list but is slowly improving.
Mrs. Byron Jones of Tracy is visiting
her sister-in-law Mrs. O. Owens and other
friends and relatives. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hughes of
Sleepy Eye were among the ones who
attended the funeral of Will Harris.
Also his cousins of Garvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. .Chas.
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Williams
and John Harris, his uncle. Also an
uncle, Thomas Harris from Rochester.
Two young ladies of the Mankato
Normal are doing practice teaching at
Dist. 10 this week. ...
Chas. Espenson is assisting with the
work at. w. J. Evans store this week.
Rev.. E. w. Grifiths who has been i'll
is. somewhat improved. j., .~..-
TIE little child of Dan Harris who
had pneumonia is convalescing.
Mr.. Seibert of a town in Northern
Minnesota has been visiting at Rowland
Evans home. e r..
Nearly every home in this community
has had one or more la grippe patients
and ia "a few cases all members OF the
family we're ill in bed at the same time.
It is Thought that the epidemic was due
to the long spell Of dry weather and
inhaling of the dust after the snow.
It is hoped that after the rain last week
there will be less sickness. s. :.
Robt. Zimmerman of CORTLAND pur-
chased $1,000 worth of steers OF Dan
Harris recently. The animals were
shipped to the South St. Paul Market.
Mrs. Evan D. Price has gone to Cali
fornia to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Meyers.
4 A great many from here attended
the funeral of the late VIM. w. Harris
at Lake Crystal last Wednesday after
noon. II
Evan. D. Price attended the funeral
of Mrs. o. C. Stricken at New Ulm last
Sunday afternoon.
$50 Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roberts of Judson
will soon move to Cambria village to
reside.
The value Of Saturdays rain on the
newly seeded fields can hardly abe over
estimated. Just a little more, please,
Mr.. Weatherman. It's still pretty dry
YOU know. even IN Brown County