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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18
DIVISION NUMBER SIX
Commander: Mrs. II. II. DePe10,
100 CoHHty-City Bldg.
Main 59OO-L IS

Nam JyOO-L ~
i55-Geo. Dunn. 20s Amer. Bank Bldg, Ell 1854
i5s-MrsI y. otteson. 433 Terry.
i5T-MrA Chas. T. Boyd. ois GA. Ave. "a. $3.50.
iss-Mra. A. J. Rhodes soi 10th ~. Cap. 1855.
isI--Mrs. c. +. Bogardus. s2s l4th. Cap 1899.
le2-MrS. Thos. Graham. 45l3 18th NE. Ken.
1901.
is3--Mrr F. D. wingate. 1921 18th Ave. Ea
4773.
is4-Mrs. V. A. Boone. 92s Lcary Bldg. Main
900.
is5-Mrx IT, r. DePew. 400 County-city Bldg
Main 5e00.L IS
iss-Mrs. H. II. DePew. 400 City-county Bldg.
Main SPOOL H.
is7-Mrs. Wilson Long Westminster Apis, Main
1853.
le9-Miss Elizabeth Wilcox. Sorrento Hotel.
Main 276i
I7o-Afrs. NJ J. Howard. 4O2 westlake N. ELL
2795.W
17i--Mrs. p, otteson. 435 Terry.
i72-Swedish Society.
l73-MrS. Cecil Bedona. 7i2 9th Ave. Main 4soa
i74-Mrs. H. H. DcPew. Hotel Otis. Ea. 1915.
i15-Nrs. Harry Landos, 4S03 Brooklyn. Ken. see.
i76-Airs. Edwin Strom. 60iS 18Th Ave. Ea. S565.
i77-Sirs. D. II. Hutchinson. 1921 22nd y.
i7s-Mrs. Jack Hagern, 445 9th y.
i7s-Air. j. l.. Murray. Mutual Paper Co, Ell.
37es.
lso-Mr. Everett Aiberty. Amer Life. Green
Bid. Ell. 495a.
isI--Mrs. Celleyham. AOi4 10th NE. Ken. 97s
is2-Mrs. s. werxel. Tho Broadmore. ELL $500
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DIVISION NUMBER NINE
Commander: J. J. HARTMAN,
32I N. BroddlCoy, Phone Cap. $3.50

Commander: j. J. Hartman,
S2I N. Broad1ooy, Phone Cap. $3.50
Prct.
iss-Gene c. Gould. 1922 18th Ave. Ell. CAS-.
Ia. 4402.
s7-C. y. Galley. 1904 goth Ave.
lSb-it. A. Breyman 1898 2lst Ave. Main $50,
Ia. e22s.
iss-A. w. Benson. i2i 18th Ave ~
iso-E. Kngsland, $40 33rd Ave. Main 7144.
Ea. 1888.
i9i-R G. Denny. ssO2 E. Howen. Main 1855.
Ea. 2l95.
ls2-H X. Wittler. 1447 Lakeside Ave, Ea 1889.
ls3-W. c. Mechanics. 1903 27th Ave- Ell. 3i5I,
Ia. 6lss.
i9f-H. H. Wenzel. 1924 9th Ave- Ea- $50
is5-Victor Eysteym, 725 9th Ave, Ia 2ile
1850. T. Thompson, 93s cath Ave. Ea $751;
lgl-A. u. Chapel SIC 21st Ave. Ea 7s43
i9S-Ben Harris. SOC 18th Ave. Ia 1893.
lss-D. J. Mulholland. 1906 Barclay CT, Ia 1881
zOO-P. ]. cambridge, 1921 Remington Ct Ia
2s4I.
POI and 2O2-Eari Erdrich. 300 25th Ave, Ea
7s4e.
2os--J. a. cathart. SOC 18th Ave. Main 745. Ea.
SIZE.
2o4-Morris varon. COZ 32nd Ave. Ia. s4l7.
2o5-M Riggs. jr.. $500 f. jefferson. ELL 27s9.
Ia. 1897.
2o6-Francis seber. 427 Lakeside Ave. Ea SECS
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DIVISION NUMBER TWO
Commander: Mr.. Jos. y. Meehdn,
100 Boston Block, S0fS Wall
in1ford. Phone Ken. 27O2


ingford, Phone Ken. 2702
II. T. Dctrvn. ss:s 18Th Ava NE. Ken. si..
TT J. Mccarthy. 57s9 29th Ave. NE. Ken
1883.
81. q. Burns. Cor. 18th NE and ssth Ken
iiss.
4--J. T.. pauissn. 1918 brooklyn Ave-.
b-Thos. Procunicr. bio5 Meridian. North ,s7a.
io-MrA Avery. 4sf2 18Th NE. Ken. ace.
is-Martin T.. Foster. eii4 Brooklyn Ken. 1896.
2o-Guy CuIbcrtson. ist Ave. NE. and Goth. No
phone.
si-w. d. simpson $3.50 Garfield Place. North
40ea.
s2-Chas. V. Dove. 1916 No. S5th. North 1906.
a5-Frank QuiEicy. $3.50 No. eZnd. No phone
ai-V. W. Morrow. 235o No esth. Ken. 2sss.
gS-T \. Burnley. 1929 y. ssth. Ken. ss5.
CIV. a. Haivcrson. 500 y. 72nd. Ken. 2555.
CIV. r. nayloas, bi7 r. Soth. Ell. $3.50.
sS-w. C. Maycs. 772a LIST Ave. Me. Ken. 33o9.
se-R. H. Akin. sOs0 waillngford. Ken es7.
3o-G. +. Ecrdng. sO7 No seth. Bal i3s3.
all. II. Nelson. e2i No. elst Bal s72o. Ell
s2i9.
al. johnson. ia No. 18TH. Bal 1852 Main
5000.
~. Aut.ar A,,rnV. nal
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Close Figuring on
Wife's Death

SPOKANE. Dec. s.-Fer,iinand
and Minnie ortheller were killed TO.
gothcr in an automobile by spo.
kane & Inland Empire train recently
Judge Oswald has ruled that Min.
ME died minute before her hus
band. which means that the money
from tho life insurance policy for
5000. carried by Ferdinand. goes to
the estate to settle claims. instead OF
TO the children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18

taNc motor trip this afternoon
Cardinal Cerrotti. pnpal under sec.
rotHrY ~ state. WIS TO call on the
president this afternoon. to urge him
60 visit Pope Benedict II h under.
stood the pope desires 10 secure VII.
sons influence Ia obtaining repro.
Hcntntlon NJ the Vatican NJ the
peace conference.
Mrs Wilson mot0rcd thru the
shopping district today. but did not
leave her automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18

hand takes no more interest In me
his home or the children. DO you
think he loves someone else7 What
shall do7 am desperately un
happy. MRS, ". IL.
Ain the years We have all
fust gone thru. 40 much could
happen In business 10 make a
man half sick with care and
worry. that I should hesitate to
suspect heretofore good hua.
band OF loving someone else. lie
doubtless has bis business trans
actions on his mind nothing
moro. Try to talk 10 him and
perhaps he will tell you why no
seems uninterrHtcd in his home.
Make yourself attractive. DO
bright and. above all don't nag
him. Make specially Of civ.
iug him his favorito dishes. and
am sure he will notice and DO
appreclativc.
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DIVISION NUMBER ONE
Commander: Mr.. Jess Christensen,
2052 W. Ballard Ave, Phone
Bal. 93f-f97

Prct.
% and 35-Ios l.. Yagic. i37 No 7sth. Main 9if.
ssJeEs Christensen. 542s Ballard Ave. BAL. 1917.
57-Maryin Church. 3eii w 10Th. Bal 1907
3s-Jons Christensen. b42f Ballard Ave. BAL 1877.
3s-Hcnry Jacobsen. 1855 Jones Ave. Iiai 3522.
l0-Jens Christensen. SAGA Ballard Ave. Bal. 1874.
tl-F. T.. Kearns. 67bs nth NV. Bal 1878
fs-Arthur Olson. 1859 W. Gath, BAL. 1864.
al !. OAieara. 1917 ". 6Sth Bal 1851.
TO. H. Gcrring. 2o4s w 6int st. bal ii7A
t5-stanloy Nelson. 24gG ". Goth. hal ass.
ss-Eari Schneider. 322s W. 59th. Bal. 1901.
81 and ts-ssarn simonarson. 1915 W. 5fth. Bal
1919.
4a-Gordon Mucnz. 1909 W. 5ist. Bal 1893.
s0-JeNs Christensen. eos. W Ballard Ave. Bal
9gi-iaT.
ti-H X FIsohnaicr is6 ". 6Oth. Bal 2iia.
s2--J \. smith 700 W. Goth. Bal. 1917.
sa-Geo Abrams. sss w. s3rd. Bal 1860.
50 and 5s-Hiomcr Atwood. 42o2 Leary Ave. Bal.
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Oh am young girl II years old
and / like pretty clothes. But ms
father insists that ] must wear shoes
with flat heels and objects to low
necks for tho street what would
you do? All the other girls wear
them. FOURTEEN.
Avery young girl feels as
you do. but our fathers are
much wiser than we are. 70 why
not do as he asks, patiently. for
little while morc2 lie has your
interest at heart. and think
what he asks Is only reasonable.
All welldressed women wear low
heels now for street wear. as high
heels are neither the comfortable
nor sensible thing 10 wear when
one does much walking.
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DIVISION NUMBER ELEVEN

Commander: Mrs. H. ". Mason,
1871 Rainier Ave, R. 667W.
2s5--I. c. Yenter. 1894 s5th S. Main seer
24O-T. S. Chambers. 1885 Rainier Ave. Main 7ss,
edo II. Frogner. 4Sl6 Genesee Rain S54
2s2-R. Il. Bush, 5017 saith S. Rain. STIR
2i3-R. w. Rasmussen. 1903 Rainier, Rain.
SSH.
2A-C l. Buse. $3.50 Edmonds. Rain 9e1J.
245-C T. Schuman. 1925 Orcas. Rain. 27OM
246-J. H. Lemm, 551S Rainier, Rain. 4l35.
247--C r.. Carl, 1856 Willow. Rain. Z.
24s-J. II. Kearney 1908 Morgan. Rain. 46sR
249--R. s Dyson 460s Fontanelle Rain 246R.
25l--N. II. Heiden, 1888 Walcott Pain 2i2M.
252-H. r. King. County Assessor Main 5000
253--I. L. RACER 96l4 saith s. Rain 16SW
25i-P. C Shanstrom. 1906, Renton Ave. Rain.
Ig5R
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DIVISION NUMBER FOUR
Acting Commander: Mr.. w. o. FuSsel
man. g W. Garfield, GA. 4f39


man, 8 ". Garfield, GA. 4fS9
es--A Mason. GO Etruria "a. Gal.
&C. A. Colwell. 81 Nickorson, "a. 4745.
70-Geo II. Thomas, 305S 18th w, "a. 635.
Main 517s.
TIE. l.. Hardy 2I22 W Barrett ELL Gel
72-J f. Hansen, 3209 Emerson. GA 1905.
7s--w. J. Arnold s22 w. Fulton
IA. j. Richardson. 2s16 i4th w, "a. 1854.
75-Frcd Johnson 1929 Mayfair. "a. 1928.
76-w. Wobbcr. 2506 LIST W.
TIE. J.. Sulsbery. 25l7 9th w, "a. 1859.
7S-w. l.. shanks. 1914 nth w. "a. 1912.
&c. J. Wade. eli w Crockett Ga. 1906.
S0--Mr. Ashcroft, 1906 9Th W. "a. 4i27, ELL 2o6.
Sill S. Beck. 1927 LIST n.
SCI II. Bowden 3l5 McGraw, Main 6I2o
S3-W J. Rankin. 1902 sth W. GA. 1888.
s4-H II. Goodrich, 1913 Mob Nm "a. 100.
S5--W o. Fusselman. w. Garfield, "a. 4l39.
S6-Mr Cast, Howe and 3rd w.
S7-Nelson Anderson. 1920 eth W. o.. 1915
Main 230
SS-A e. Dangler 500 w. Blaine. "a. 1860.
SEE II. North, 9o5 Olympic Way, "a 1908
90Earl W. Hawck s15 Warren, "a. 30.
Civ +. Tierney, us 4th NJ Ell. S21.
92-Andrew Hamilton.
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Q-My chum II engaged 10 a Eel.
low Ia camp near here. and the last
time - came homo he brought an.
other 5lds~r with him. Tho four OF
us had fine time together and since
the boys have gone back. the friend
has written 10 mo and have an.
swercd. have only known him
about a month. but like him and he
seems 20 like me. Shall I give him
a Christmas present. and what would
you suggest MABEL.
Al don't think II necessary
20 give the new soldier friend A
Christmas Rift. but. on the other
hand. II you should send him
nice box OF ciRarcts. am sure
he would appreciate H. or
couldn't you knit him n pair OF
socks7 II he In in camp much
longer. he will need warm things
OF that sort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18

OIL am an attractive Firi OF IA
and often meet nice young fellow
about tho same age. always ask
them 60 tho hous. To see me, and
they come ono. or twic- and then
don't come again. Some one told me
20 let them make fudge or read o'
play the plano and not try 10 hard
TO entertain them by talking q
them. Would that make them mors
at home. do you think
A.--Your friends advice is
good advice. Men prefer 10 30
places where they are allowed
10 do what they would do n
they werc In their own home.
10 smoke. TO read magazines. TO
have music and even M you
suggest perhaps 20 make candy.
Try this course and $40 II Il
doesn't make n difference. IL
isn't truly entertaining man 20
talk a steady stream 10 him or
expect to make conservation all
the time. And when sou do talk
90 him. don't talk too much
about yourself and what you arc
doing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18
DIVISION NUMBER THREE
Commander: Mr.. J. c. Ford, Jr.
L7O2 Lnt0nn. North 253S

S|U~ LdtOHH, NOTH ~9oo
Geo l.. Lynch $3.50 LIST Ave. North i76.
7--R. II. ogden. a50s sth NE.
Sc. +. Phinncy. 4T4s nth NE, Ken. 2ti2.
&C q. Haiti 1904 +. 47th. Ken e7s.
ii--Wilbcr Ives. Lnurehurst. Ken 2i3s.
II. L. Wright 1885 bist NE. Ken. 1874.
G l.. blanchard. 4t23 4ist NE
T. r. Gonung. eol6 Goth NE, Ken. 1iie
i2--Aifrod Lee. Caledonian Apis. No. 400. Ais
and 18th NE.
&c. j. Albrecht, 4of5 12th NE, No. 3ii3.
IN d. Hannah. 422S Sth NE. No. 1902
ib--EarI A. GREGG. sos 4. 43rd. No. 2279
ie--Chas. Landes. 43i2 4th NE. No. 1886.
III. J.. shaffer. 4020 Bagley. No. 2672
Esd Henley 1891 10th NE. No. 1891.
-s-A Carkcek. 4s09 Fremont. No. 2O97.
b7-W r. Allen. 4505 Linden. No. Sal.
Sc Blncltstock, 1916 n 4sth, No. 2I52.
SEQ. NJ Peoples. 4ila Midvale. No 1884
G0--L. W. Murray. 4oi0 Aurora, No SOS.
si--C +. Roaf. 3253-A Greenwood, No. HOS.
CIV. = Parsons, asli Evanston No 1907.
s3-M Aiincar Kilbourne and Whitman.
s4-F. H. Price cor. Kilbournc and Woodlawn
65-B c. Yancey 3923 Burke.
se-C u. Noble, 1909 Ewing
&C r. Uolstrom 42S Blewett.
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iiiNltflhs afih
have never been
absent a day. Late.
ly | have been
tired and nervous
all the time and
felt like crying at
every little thing
What is the mat.
ter with me and
what do you ad
wise nus 10 dof
Your con
slant work has
been more OF "a
strain than you
realized. and all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18
- VOLUNTEERS .
From the Membership of the Councils of Patriot.
Service Red Cross Auxiliaries andA nti Tuberculos
League Wanted for Home Canvass Red eros!
:: :: :: Christmas Roll Call :: =: /:

all members of the above organizations who
willing work Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings and
of Sunday part of above carrying the call the
homes in their precincts
you will do this patriotic service get touch with the cap
your precinct whose address and phone number APP
pears the list below following the number of the voting precinct
in which live.
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L s. ENDING soCIALIsr CASE

CHICAGO. Dec. is.-The govern.
mcut expects 20 rest today IN the
trial Of socialist leaders on charges
Of espionage here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18

OF am a woman OF IL and have
three lovely children. have al.
ways had a very happy home lifc
until lately I noticed that my hus'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18

holders ~ tho corporation.
Cen Leitschs action was the cul-
mlnation Of a long series of disputes
and alleged mismanagcment. which
ended IN $4,000 damage suit
against the corporation by ~. r.
Proctor. stakeholder The case -
now being beard in the superior
court here
Gen. Leitsch. in statement an
nounciug the change. declared.
Greene park has been taken over
by the army for the reason that IL
can be operated more economically
and advnntaReously for all concerned
without lnterncddlinR civil control"
=Ha=-=----a-------
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N.Y. TIPS
lHXyAaCX TO TIE
nH1,,sz2
Nm eEef G.h

Q-i have been working In a gov
crnmcnt office for the last eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18
MISS GREY ILL

Miss Cynthia Grey is i'll.
While she is absent. her
letters must remain unan-
swered. In the meantime,
The Star will publish the
letters Of Rachel Curtis,
who is connected with the
New York Y. w. c. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18

You're not real American unless
you belong 20 the Red Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18

Seattle will he over the top when
you and 1893. 800 others Join the Red
Gross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18
DIVISION NUMBER TWELVE.

Commander: A. g. CloeS,
1854 18TH S. W., w. sew.
Pa. B. Cloes, 1854 45th sw. West se2w.
263-James Cranney 22l6 Bonair West 5i0J.
264-W. u. Forsyth Grote- Rankin Co.
265-A. J. Stretch. Balour-Wright. Ea. Al.
266 and 267--Mr. A. Il. Cloes. 1854 18th Sw..
West Sew.
26S-Mr. Elliott. 1907 W. Dakota.
PEP. J. Mist Seattle Box Co. West 2ss.
270-F. J. Prothero. 4lO9 Chilberg West 451R
27l-A. H. Lynn. Bemis Bag Co. ELL 6s1
ere. h. Schollard, 5942 42nd SW.
273--A. II. Cloes, 1854 45th SW. West S2eW
274-B. ]. White. sos Fauntleroy
275--L. \. Butler. L. S. Steel Prod. Main 1874
276-Harry Scott. 1859 34th SW.. West sl5R
277-A Il. Coes, 1854 45th SW., West Sew.
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DIVISION NUMBER SEVEN
Commander: Mr.. MelUin c. WiRStoc
2O22 9rd Are. Ell. If94

Commander: Mr.. MetCin c. WnStOck,
2022 Srd Ace, Ell. 1884
i0i-wm Johnston. 2244 Franklin.
102-water Pullen. 2237 Fairview.
lO3--M Blum. Alexander Apis. Ell 1868.
lO4-S. r. Peck. 2440 Federal Ave. Cap. 2527.
i05--F r. Peterson Boylston ~. Cap. 2992.
106-L II. Lennel. 1870 cath n. Ia. 67S7.
lO7-F. H. Woodward, 2s0s f. Madison En-, 1865
loss, G. Hamilton. 1879 18th NJ Ea. 42e7.
i09-R $. Dugan, 1910 10th n, Ia. 3945.
11O-H. w. Crockett. 947 Broadway n. No. 2902
i1i-Ed Marsh. 1885 Franklin.
113-Will TaEgart. 74S Lakeview Blvd. Cap. 1929
114-W J. Crawford 60 Belmont ~, Cap. 1856
ll5-ouo S. Grunbaum 722 Harvard n. Cap
1920
l2s--J. s williams. All T. Thomas. Ell li2.
l26-R Tolar $50 Summit N. Cap. see.
12T-M NJ. Diffenbacher. 13l 10th N. Cap 1882
134-J r. Manning. ilth and olive. Ea. 74S4
135-M. J. Carrigan, 1923 Harvard n. Ia. 6OSS
DIVISION NUMBER EIGHT
Commander: Mr.. A. p. Casey,
1854 East Harrison, Ell. 1879
1i6-John j. Weuzler jr Sis 18th n Cap t4Oi
1l7-R w Coffin. 52l 10th n. Ea, 52l7.
11S-Wm. II. Valentine. gaze Il. Valley. Ea 2615
1lo--J. w. j. Bonaker. % goth n. Ia 26Ol
l20-G. Bannister sig 18th No. Cap sees
12l-M. A. Tutthill. b2S 18th n. Cap. SOC.
122-B, c. Moss 427 nth n, Cap. 1864.
12S-David T.. Thomas. li5 18th n. Ia. 535S
i29-J. j. Phalen PA 18th n, Ell. 299s.
l3O-Wallace II. Guide. 336 18th ~. I1a. 1870.
13l--Glenn w. Granger, 1900 r. Madison Ia. $3.50
132-John G. Mcmillan, 1907 10th Ave. Ea 1776
133-Jos. Il. Wells, Olympic Club. Ea 1902
l36-R c. Rorgstedt, 1905 Bellevue Ea. l47G.
14O-G L. Pattee. 1909 Broadway. En-. 1850
141-G l. Pattee, 1909 Broadway, Ia 7O6.
142-G l. Pattee, 1909 broadway. Ea zoo.
1i3--Ernest r. wilkins, 1928 Grand Ave. Ia. 793.
1S3--Fred J. Atkinson. S27-A 18TH Ia. 5000.
1S4-NIrs. Franc NJ. pike 603 18TH NJ Cap. 1908.
iS5--Mrs. w. J. Bennett, 1903 T.. Mercer I1a. 1915.
159 and 16OMr. \. p. Casey, 1854 Z. Harrison
ELL. 1879,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-18

our stock OF Ivory. Cut Glass. Clocks. sill
verware and other Iewclry Is complete. and
We sell for less than others
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Elgin. waitham. Iampden. Howard. IN.
nois and Hamilton. In 20 year. 25-ycar gold.
filled cases. at from tl{so up. A full
line OF Solid Gold Watches. full and com
5000 up
Military Wrist Watches. IN E1gtn and Wal
Alma record., 1918-08-29
WRIGHT SCHOOL


Miss Esther Edwards has returned
from Clare where she visited her
cousin for two weeks.
Miss Vera Needer is quite sick at
this writing
Mrs. Geo. Isham and Mrs. Wess
Webb made a business trip to ST.
Louis Friday.
business etaoiparents,J ,Jo Xthefiwf
Alvin Bowers of Forest Hill spent
Sunday with Lowell Needer.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Oster of st.
Louis spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Webb.
Bernard Hnuter is spending a few
weeks with his uncle near Midland.
Mrs. VIM. BARLEY is entertaining
her father from St. Louis and her
nephew from Ludington this week.
Miss Hazel Shankel Of Alma viii
teach the Wright school the coming
term and Miss Wilcox will teach the
Day school
The Misses Opal Crum, Liza Hoyt
and Doris BARLEY called on Miss Vera
Needer Monday afternoon.
Frank Nancore Of Camp Custer
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Vancofe. They also enter
tanned Mrs Frank Vancore Of Alma,
Mrs. Pearl Hammond of Mt. Pleasant
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Vancore and
baby.
Matt Johnston is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lentz and fami-
ly spent Sunday in Elsie, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and daughter
of Detroit spent 2 few days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Johnston.
Alma record., 1918-08-29
NORTHWEST SEVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Swan Of Mt. Pleas
ant called on the latter's mother, Mrs.
j. lnman, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Kinney are the
proud parents OF baby girl.
A. lngraham attended the races
which were held at Riverdale Friday.
Ed. Shepherd of Alma called on X.
Morris Sunday.
Roy Hill Of North Star called on
his mother, Mrs. L. Meade and broth
er, Carl, Sunday Little Winifred Hill
returned home with him for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Loomis and family
and Miss Iva Dickinson were in Riv-
erdale Saturday.
Mrs. G.. Barkey attended camp
meeting at Mt. Pleasant Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Dickinson attended
camp meeting in Riverdale Sunday.
Alma record., 1918-08-29
DAVIS DISTRICT

School will begin at the Davis Sep
tember 2nd, with Miss Chalqust OF
Muskegon as teacher.
Henry Young and Miss Stella Mer-
win and mother spent Sunday with
friends in Alma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sawyer of Alma
visited at Orlin Fletcher's Sunday.
Orson Brooks and family enter
tanned friends from Clinton county
over Sunday.
John Baker and wife motored TO
Maple Rapids Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Blizzard returned with them for a
few days visit.
Ira Emory and family left last
week for an automobile trip to differ
ent parts of Indiana.
Henry Stadelberger and wife Of Du-
rand visited their parents last week.
Mrs. Earl Forrest and Mrs. Stadel-
berger accompanied them home.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roberts sold
their household goods and left last
Thursday for their future home in
Illinois.
Alma record., 1918-08-29
County Corresponding
Re,ps Of our neiebborina VHLsses as CLEANED each
peek bYourspseisI staff ofeorvespondenfs
VESTABURG ITEMS
BY Our Own Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Manley and
daughter of Lansing came Saturday
to visit his sister. Mrs. VIM. Carts,
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scranton are
the parents of little son, George,
which was born Wednesday, August
2lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carts have
received word that their son, Ray,
who is in the engineering corps, has
sailed for France.
Mrs. Briggs returned from Grand
Rapids Thursday after purchasing
her new line of fall millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Manley and
son. accompanied by his mother and
sister, Ella, and grandfather, David
Marlin, autoed TO Rosebush to spend
Sunday with the latter's daughter.
Mrs. Anna Johnson
Mrs. Thomas Carts returned from
Traverse City Wednesday evening.
David Manley has a new Ford.
Audley Carts spent Monday in
Riverdale
james Corder accompanied by Jol-
lie Hare autoed to Saginaw Monday.
Kenneth Noble returned from Al
ma Monday
G.. Noble was in Riverdale Monday.
Otto Marvin was in Alma Tuesday
j. +. Eavy accompanied by Audley
Carts and Ernest Manley autoed TO
Riverdale Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Howard were
in Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs Martha Walker and daughter
Miss Martha, went to st. Louis
Thursday to attend the Saints camp
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Mallory spent
from Tuesday until Sunday evening
in Blanchard with the formers broth
er who is sick
Word has been received that Don
aid Manley is recovering from his
operation which he underwent at Ann
Arbor, and his mother. Mrs. Arthur
Manley, has taken him to Detroit 10
spend few days with her mother
and will then return to Ann Arbor
with him.
Ed. Mccoy of Riverdale spent Sun
day at the home of his mother, Mrs.
A. Bradley.
Donald Whitney of Montgomery is
here visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Green.
Mrs Ray Caus of Sheridan spent
the latter part Of the week at the
home of her husbands parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Carts.
Orville Hancock went to Greenvilie
NJ
which is being erected there
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Farmer Of Al
ma were week end visitors of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farmer.
Elvie Tanner Of Virginia, who has
been visiting his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. }. ID. Tanner. left here Monday
for Lansing TO spend a short time
before returning home
Mr. and and Mrs. otto Marvin ac-
companied by Jud and Kenneth
Howard autoed to Lakeview Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wade, Jr., and
family of Pine Grove were Thursday
evening callers of he~ parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas CARTS
Thomas Eggleston Of Portage, O.,
left here Saturday to return TO his
home after visiting his cousins, Thos.
and VIM. Carts, and other relatives
and old friends
Alma record., 1918-08-29
ELM HALL

Mrs. Millie Rich of Fenwck spent
few days last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Martin.
Mrs. Alice Butcher and her sister,
Mrs. kalus, of London, ont, spent
last week with their sister, Mrs. Geo.
Bailey, of Elwell.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Watkins have
moved to Alma.
Lloyd Ayers and wife are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Inza Hallabaugh OF
Lansing.
Mrs. VIM. Hills and little daughter,
Retha, spent the week end in Anna.
Earl Winters of Alma spent over
Sunday with mis- parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Winters.
Mrs. Erwin Ditto and mother and
sister spent Wednesday at Crystal
lake.
Mrs. c. d. Hills entertained her
son from Lansing last week.
Chas. Wright and wife of Carson
City visited at the home of Frank
Clapper last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mills of Syracuse
y. Y, spent over Sunday with Mrs
NJ. b. Clapper.
Pvt Erwin Ditto was home IRON
Camp Custer Sunday.
Mrs. Gertie Morton and children OF
Alma spent a few days last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w
Stambaugh.
Miss Mabel Stambaugh spent Fri
day in Alma the guest of her sister
Mrs. Thos. Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Tissue at
tended the home coming at Ferris
center Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan ar,
the proud parents Of a little daugh
ter who came Saturday. August "a
to make her home with them.
Mrs. Jennie Blair attended IN,
he home coming at Ferris center
/ Sunday.