New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-09-03
CAMBRIA.


"a great many people from this commu-
nifty attended the Brown County Fair,
Tuesday and few motored to New Ulm
for w ednesdays Fair.
Among those who have gone to the
Twin Cities f0r the state fair are Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Price, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Thomas and MI. and Mrs. Willie Evans.
Those who plan to go this week are VIM.
j Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Harris. Z
Arthur Duschane, Dave Price, Miss
Eleanor Price and Miss Deborah Davis.
and Owen Evans.
Mrs Mrs. Geo. Crawford and Mrs.
3. Z. Tanley entertained the Cambria
Ladies Aid at the home Of Mrs. Tanley
the 22nd Of August. Much work was
accomplished and a fine supper was
served. Mrs. Dan Williams will en-. ST.
tam the next meeting of the Can
Ladies Aid at her home the after =
Of the 18th Of September. oA,'l
Those from here who.motored to Fo,
Ridgley to attend the annual meeting
to. commemorate the Sioux outbreakhr
were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thomas, Mrsa
James d. Price and Mr.. and Mrs. Da1 Is
Harris 5 xd3
B Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Davis plan
to 60 to Spearfsh, South Dakota this
week.
{ Evan =. Harris has purchased of
CORTLAND dealer, a new Paige auto
mobile.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Evans motored
here last week from Wadena, and are
visiting relatives for a few days.
b The auction sale of D. C. Price last
Friday was we'll attended. G.. Z. Fitch
of Lake Chrystal was the auctioneer and
p III. Krooksof New Ulm was the clerk.
The sale amounted to about $4,000.
Mr.. Price is building his new restaurant
at Cambria and expects to have it COM
Epleted about the middle of November.
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Grifiths and son
William, are in Wisconsin, it being
Reys> Grifiths vacation He will visit
/ at Bangor Wild Rose, Racine, Milwaukee
and Chicago before his return home.
Eddie Evans is clerking at his fathers
store. since his return from France.
"A great many Of the farmers here are
having their herds Of cattle tested for
tuberculosis by the state veterinarian.
Some herds are infected while in other
cases some herds are all well.
An agent was trying to get Cambria .
people to install a Delco electric light
system. We are all anxious for an
electric plant here but some think
that the power company at Rapidan
might extend their wires out in this
direction. 1t is not known what will
be done.
Mrs. Luedke Of Garvin is visiting with
relatives here.
The yield OF small grains here is light
but there are good prospects for corn
Mrs. Carl Harbs is visiting with her
sisters in Wyoming.
ANAAoS 1aSueS$ 11dIlSc VlSlGcu dC tCuc nome
OF her parents in Saltwater the fore
part of the week.
Mrs III. b.. Patzold has returned to
her home in Gibbon after recovering
from an operation which she underwent
recently at the Loretto hospital.
Miss Elizabeth Kurhue returned to
her home n Mankato after a visit with
/ her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. III.
Vogelpohl
Peter Rasmusses of Linden township
had the misfortune last week to strike
a COW with his car The animal be-
llonged to Theo. Beaten and was injured
to such an extent that it had to be
killed.
Miss Frances Kral left for the Twin
Cities last Wednesday where she will
visit with her mother and sisters. Before
returning home she will spend week
with Mrs. Wellington Murphy at Hold
Iingford. %.
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