New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-06-18
CAMBRIA.

B. L. Tanley was in Mankato week
before last, being one Of the petit jurors.
i "A large crowd attended a party for
Mrs. Esther Evans of Sykeston, North
Dakota, who was here visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Rowland
Evans. Lunch was served and all
present had fine time.
] Evan Hughes and Owen Owens are
excavating basement for the new
bank building.
The Decoration Day exercises at
Evan Prices grove were attended by
a very large crowd Of people. James
D. Price was the chairman. The Cam
bria band played several selections, and
the principal address of the afternoon
was delivered by Mr.. Morse, an attor-
Iney from Mankato, Following the
program, exercises were conducted at
Cambria cemetery, where the march
was led by the Cambria band followed
by the National Guard boys in uni
form. Then came the school children
and young people. There was an ice
cream social at Woodman Hall in the
evening for the benefit Of Cambria
Sunday School, the receipts of which
were over s37.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Danielson are the
!! proud parents of a young son born the
4th inst.
George Reed and Eddie Evans re-
turned home from France a week ago
Tuesday night. They were both pri-
Yates and have been honorably dis
charged. The former was on the firing
line fifty-four days and the latter for
twenty-five days. Eddie had an attack
Of influenza which kept him in the
/ hospital for some time. George was
troubled some what from shell shock
but is feeling fine now. They are both
looking well and relatives and friends
greet them with glad hand.
i Dan w. Harris made business trip
to St. Paul last Thursday.
| Mrs. Morgans, formerly resident
of Cambria died at her home in Tracy
last Wednesday. Death being due to
ailments incident to advanced age.
Those from here who attended the
funeral service were Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
James D. Price.
| After a visit of few weeks with her
son, Nathaniel Edwards and family
at Capa, South Dakota, Mrs. William
Edwards returned home Thursday, &C.
companied by her granddaughter, Lucille
Edwards.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thomas spent
Sunday with relatives in Judson.
| William Crawford is spending this
week with relatives in Minneapolis
He will be present at the graduation
exercises of his sister, Mildred, at the
State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Crawford spent
Sunday with relatives in Owatona.
1 Mrs. Lawrence Peterson and daughter
| Winifred, visited at Winona, recently.
| Mrs. Owen Owens entertained the
l Cambria Ladies Aid last Thursday
afternoon. The next meeting, June
| 26, will be at the residence of Mrs. Tom
Thomas and at the residence of Mrs.
Dan w. Harris.
Sunday evening, the 9Th inst, the
Cambria Sunday School gave program
suitable for Childrens day. A very
large crowd attended. Mrs. Dan w.
Harris was the chairman and Mrs,
Geo. Crawford was the pianist for the
evening. Mrs. Edwin Williams was the
leader of the singing. The hall was
! beautifully decorated with flowers and
\ plants.
i Mrs. Webster Davis entertained thu
Salem Ladies Aid last Wednesday
! afternoon.
The Salem Ladies Aid held thei
bazaar and supper at Woodman Hal
last Friday night. The receipts wer,
over 500.