New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-04-24
CAMBRIA

Mrs. L. B. Tanley was in Butternut
last week. as nurse for her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Fuller. The home of Mrs.
and Mrs. Fuller was frightened by the
arrival of a little daughter on the 9th
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Mrs. James D. Price and Mrs. Ruth
| Roberts went to Glenullin, N. D., a
week ago Sunday as they received a
| telegram that their cousin, VIM. Jones
! was dead. The funeral was held the
following Tuesday. Mr.. Jones had been
victim of gall stones for several years,
and had been to several hospitals at
| different times for treatment. Last
fall, he consulted the Drs. Mayo at
Rochester, MINI. He, with his family
have lived in North Dakota for the last
twenty years where they accumulated
a great deal of property. He visited
quite frequently in this neighborhood.
he was of an industrious and quiet dis
position. Besides his wife, he leaves
to mourn his death, five daughters and
one son.
GWesyn Jones and John E. Thomas
were Mankato callers recently.
VIM. E. Williams is ill of pneumonia
at Loretto Hospital.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by a
number OF ladies at tea party at the
home of Mrs. Hugh R. Hughes, the after
| noon of the 18th inst. The party was
in honor of Mrs. Byron Jones of Garvin,
MIMI, who was guest OF Mrs. Hughes.
A supper was served. Mrs. Jones re-
turned home the following day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Strate and Miss Albrecht
of Searles motored to Cambria Sunday
| and were guests at the house of Dan
W. Harris.
The house of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mathews was frightened by the arrival
Of an infant son the 18th inst.
Miss Miriam Bowen who is learning
to be a trained nurse at the Eitel Hos
pital, Minneapolis, writes that she
enjoys her work and that at present she
has the work Of waiting on patients
Mrs. Chas. Espenson entertained the
members of the Red Cross last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Roger Davis entertained the
| Congregational Ladies Aid Society. They
will meet next month at the home OF
Mrs. Morgan Evans.
JOHN ROBINSON.
After a lingering illness of paralysis,
John Robinson passed quietly away
Thursday, at St. Joseph's hospital at
Mankato. He was commonly known as
slack Robinson in this community
where he frequently worked for several
farmers. He was born in Australia
ffty-four years ago and was an expert
sheep shearer in his day. The remains
were brought to Cambria, Saturday and
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
E. W. Grifiths of Horeb church, COM
mencing at P. M. The pastor also
rendered a timely address for the living
on ''The Immortality Of Influence"
The remains We're inferred in Cambria
cemetery as it was his wish that he be
buried here. The funeral was we'll at
tended by the many friends Of the de-
ceased.
The weather is keeping rather cold
for garden work.
| Little Alice Thomas has been suffering
with pneumonia but We are glad to an
nounce that she is improving.
The little child of D. E. Thomas had
the misfortune to have one of his fingers
crushed in a power washing machine
The relatives and friends of Evan
| Evans were quite surprised to learn of
his landing across the seas. He is a
member of an artillery company. We are
all wishing for his safe return some day.
The committee that was appointed to
solicit for the Third Liberty Loan fund
state that everyone responded quite
generously to the call.
The Red Cross met as usual last Fri
day. They have just completed another
shipment of socks, sweaters and bed
Jackets; they will start on new work at
their next meeting at the Woodmen Hall,
May the 3rd. All the members are re-
quested to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sveum and children
motored to Hanska and other places
Sunday. They report a fine trip.
Last Friday ten school districts gath
cred together at Dist. No. 70 to listen to
addresses given by our school Supt.,
Mr.. Dettamore and two other speakers,
urging and interesting the school children
in raising garden and all food products.
They organized confederation of school
leagues. Willard Price of Dist. No. II
had the honor of being elected as Sec
rotary of the league.
Quite number from Cambria at
tended the Red Cross Sale at Judson,
Friday. TWAS reported that they Melted