Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
NESrABuRG ITEMS
B, Oh Own Corrcsnondent


ol noeth OF Nrstaburg were Tuesday
guests % their cousins, Mr. and Mrs
William Carts.
Mrs William Nickerson spent
Thursday in Alma with relatives.
Mrs Blanche Manley was ia River
dale Friday. calling on her son,
Claude, and wife.
Stephen Gould has returned home
after a two weeks stay in Detroit.
where he was called on account Of
tn, death of his brother.
Hornbcck Brothers are instructing
George Wood and son Myron how TO
run the Ford auto which Mr. Wood
purchased of them
Ira Schuepp was in Saginaw Thurs
day.
Miss Ella Manley spent from Fri
day until Sunday evening in Riverdale
v~iting her brother. Claude Marley,
and family.
Mrs. Ncttie Peasley was hostess to
the Current Topic club members at
their regular meeting Friday after
noon. Roll call was responded to by
current events Mrs. Ethel Marlin
who was leader of the program for
the day, gave a reading on the life of
Fuller Mrs. Peasley gave reading
on Mexico" To the question Of
How 70 make use of left over
meats ." some nice receipts were
given by the members. Refreshments
were served by the hostess and Il so
cial hour was enjoyed after the bust
ress meeting. The club will meet at
The home of Mrs. Ethel Marlin Fri
day afternoon, March 23rd.
Claude Manley Of Riverdale Was a
" Wednesday visitor Of his mother. Mrs.
Blanche Marley
Mrs Boughman of Middleton came
To visit her daughter. Mrs. Oival
ilancock, and is assisting her in car
Ing foi the latter's mothcr-in-law
Mrs Richard Hancock
Mrs Stephen Gould has returned
from Edmorc where she was visiting
her son.
Levi Clough is making ready to
l,rect a new house on the lots which
BE- purchased of c. NJ Guild
Frank Murphy was unable to teach
school last Monday on account of i'll
ness
Willard Mallory spent from Friday
until Monday evening in Blanchard
with his brother who was sick.
Mrs. r. J Bartlett arrived here
Wednesday evening and is visiting at
the home OF her sister. Mrs Lucy
Briggs, also helping to care for her
mother Mr. Peter Bradley.
E,, and Mr.. r. j Bartlett, who
hare been living away from here Tor
the past few years. during which time
thC Rev, Bartlett has been preach
ug. are returning 70 their home il
Nestaburg. which was recently vacat-
cd 10y Seth Woodland
Samuel Schrcpp and son, Ira, Of
Millcrshurg arrived here Tuesday to
visit the formers mother. Mrs. Han
nah Schnepp, and sister. Mrs vii
lam Nickcrson.
Nj and Mrs Ben Borden entertain
III the latter's niece and husband, Mr.
ael Mrs kar Gs.. of PiymoGth lass
week The newly welded couple ar
rNcd here Tuesday on their wedding
tour
Mrs Friend Evans. who has been
l,H.rg in Detroit for the past few
months. was here looking after her
household things during the week
end
Charles Marlin WAS i'm Elwcr Sat
uday.
Samuel Schncpp Of Millcrsbure
spent Thursday night at the home of
mis- cousin. David Manlcy.
Han cy Strine OF Westville spent
the week end here visiting his moth
q Mrs Maria Strine, and other rel
atiHcs
Hugh Walker is clerking for CLAIR
cnce Carts
It is reported that the Vcstaburg
band is to be- reorganzed this wecL
II is The wish Of all that Vcstaburp
will have a band n il has been miss
cG by our citizens.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Somers has pneumonia.
Frank Murphy was in Rivcrdale
Friday evening
Thirty friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nern
Hornbeck enjoyed rare treat at THEN
home Friday evening with musicale
given by Mr.. Seaman, pianist of Sum
men, who is organizing a class here
Out OF his generous program with
which he favored the listeneres, THE
Storm revealed "A command Of skill
and was one Of the many which he
Was complimented Jpon Master
NJ, wood Hornbeck went straight to
Tho heart of the listeners with his
song, Is it Very Far to Heaven. ."
representing lonely child wishing to
go and see his mother who is in heat
an. Vern Hornbeck rendered several
vocal solos in a most pleasing man
.nei with Mrs Hornbeck AT the piano
The Misses Mildred Upper, Lorene
Cornell. Opal Greer and Doris Nick
clson delighted those present with "a
variety Of songs with Miss Doris
NickerSon at the piano.
Mcsdsmes Richard Hancock. Char
le, Gillette and Peter Bradley. who
we're severely injured by falling. are
an reported as a little better At this
writing.
Fred Reader, accompanied by NJ. G.
Briggs. autood TO Edmore Monday.
Mr. and Mrs S. Taylor Of Weld
man were here during The week. Wis
ting the formers sister. Mrs. Pete
Bradley. and the latter's sister. Mr.