Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-11

home for visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Sprague, left here Mon
day morning TO return to the service
| and expects to leave for France in
the near future.
Clarence Carts accompanied by his
cousin, Audley Carts, autoed to Sum-
ner Tuesday with the latter's grand
mother and other relatives who had
been visiting at the home of the
latter.
Claud Manley and daughter, Miss
Claudian, Of Riverdale were Monday
visitors of his brother, David, and
other relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Carts and son visited
relatives at Sumner Saturday.
Mrs. Edna Hubbard and son, Leon
ard, autoed to Alma Monday and were
accompanied by Mrs Minno Otterbien
and Mrs. Babcock and children.
Emery Howard autoed to Alma
Monday. lie was accompanied by
Edwin McDole.
Mrs Thomas Meddick of St. Louis
called on Mrs. Hubbard Tuesday.
Ray Carts and VIM. Van Horn have
been issued their uniforms and are
drilling each day. Their address is
Co. l., 339 Infantry, Barracks 49,
Camp Custer Battle Creek.
The Landshaw Players, which is a
show that always pleases the people,
IS here at Nestaburg for all this week
beginning July Sth.
Mrs. VIM. Carts has received letter
from her nephew, Roy CARTS, stating
he arrived at Camp Custer on time
Monday, July LIST. He had been on
the sick list a few days owing to his
having received his second shot in
the arm, but is able to be on duty and
states he has received his rifle and
uniform. His address is James
Leroy Carts, 10th CO. 10th Bait, 100
Depot Brigade, Building %, Camp
Custer Battle Greek, Mich
Mrs Grant Beach. who underwent
an operation at Ann Arbor, passed
away at that place Sunday, July eth,
the remains were brought to her home
Monday. Particulars next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hardy of
Saginaw are here visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Sites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Mallory en-
tertained relatives from Sumner Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross of Detroit are
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paige Throop and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Charles Pangburn is enter
tanning here brother from GAYLORD.
who has not been in Vestaburg in a
great many years.
Harold Farmer has recovered from
the humps.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wood of Alma
have been at the home of their son.
Myron, the past week.
Mrs. George Cox OF Carp Lake
spent from Monday until Wednesday
IN Nestaburg visiting Mrs. Mary
cummings. Mrs. Ben Borden and
other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhoades an
family who 'autoed here from Sheri-
dan TO attend the funeral of Mrs.
jessie Gorsuch and were visitors OF
thelr daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Throop
have returned to their home.
The Misses Theresa and Mary Gov
Of Saginaw, who came TO attend tho
funeral of Mrs. Jessie Gorsuch and
returned home that evening were
guests of Mrs. Mary Cummings.
Grafton Malloy and family OF
Mcbr,de accompanied by his mother
Mrs. \. Malloy. of Carp Lake. autoed
mere sunday and were visitors of Johr
Brown and family and other friends
lhomas Meddick and wife were II
town Saturday.
Clarence Gregory and family var,
not severely injured when their AMI,
turned turtle the Fourth. As il wa,
they escaped with but slight bru;sn.
as did Glenn Wrisley when he wa,
ny by an auto and thrown from hi,
"neel on the evening of the same day
Mr' howard and family of GobIe
VIE who have been listing at tn,
nome OF ms brother, Emery Howard
ieit Tor their home Monday.
James Brown. who has been visit
ing ms brother, John Brown. and sic
ter Mrs. Ellen McGahan. returned :.
Lansing Monday. go ''Nu =
Daniel Carts was home for \ few
days visit with relatives and returna,
to his work Monday.
mrs. Caszatt and grandson hav
returned from their extended visi
with relatives. N''0'u 'iS'
ben Elliott and family were hon
from lonia over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Marvin hav
moved here from st. Louis.
John Wartz of Niagara Falls !
mere visiting his parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. VIM Wartz CIV
Dr. Hubbard was in Edmore Mon
day. '''''o'e MON
Robert Smith was home from Aim
the past week.
Card of Thanks
We extend our heartfelt thanks +
the friends and neighbors for thai
many acts Of kindness during our sa
bereavement, also for the many bean
tIful floral offerings. the choir fo
their singing and Rev. Tanner an
Rev. Numbering for their words 9
comfort.
Charles Gorsuch and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Carts.
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