Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-28


City Saturday and Sunday, return
ing Sunday night.
Mrs. r.. III. Nudge was i'm Wheeler
last Thursday where she gave talk
TO the w. G. +. u. in which she gave
them their quota for the Jubilee
fund
Mrs. Jane McCarty Of this city
died at one O'Clock Monday morning
at the age of 80, after three strokes
of paralysis She had one stroke
Friday and two more followed Sun
day. Mrs. McCarty was born De-
She leaves two sons, Ava MrCarty
of Oxford. Mich. and Albert of ST.
Louis, four grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren. Her body was
buried at Lapeer
Miss Mabelle Nudge went to Ash
ley Wednesday where she will re-
main until the end of the week.
A farewell surprise party was
given last Friday night in honor Of
Mrs. Alta n. Fulcher at Vene
Whites. Mrs. Fulcher was pre-
scented with silver souvenir spoon.
She left the following morning to
make her home in Detroit
Miss Katheryn Horgan of Saginaw
/ is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lew
Hofstetter.
Mrs. Carrie Tuger and daughters,
Barbara and Louise, drove to Ann
Arbor Friday. They returned Sun
day, bringing with them Mrs. Tug
er's other daughter, Alice, who has
been taking summer course there
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tuger and Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Boone drove to Pine
Grove on the Chippewa, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bushree and
family drove with Mr.. and Mrs n.
+. Saad and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Red
man of Alma, to Merrill Sunday
where they spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. Rodenbo
DR.. and Mrs. b. B. Petit and fam
lily drove to st. Johns Saturday to
visit relatives, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hamilton have
just returned from Ovid where they
have been visiting his father and
mother, who have been very low.
Mrs. Maggie Gibbs, while watch
ing an aeroplane overhead Saturday
evening, became dizzy and fell,
breaking her right hip Mrs Gibbs
is rs years old.
lzetta Cook and cousin, Margie
Cook returned from Rosebush the
latter part of the week where they
had been attending the Christian
Standard campmeeting.
Mrs. Byron c. Cook is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Curtis Grubough,
and children of Detroit. They ex-
pect to leave the last of this week.
T,E
Define returned home Friday from
attending the Define reunion at
Adrian.
Mrs. S. B. Ford and son and Mrs,
Emma Burnham and son, Dean,
drove to Fort Sanilac Friday and re-
turned Saturday, bringing with them
Miss Nina Ford who had been at
tending a house party there.
Robert DOwrey, who has been
taking treatment of the Mayo Bros.
for his lame knee, is much better
and is expected home soon.
Carl Schmidt of Detroit has been
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Minnie Farnsworth and
daughter are visiting in Williamson
and Lansing.
Mrs. William Cove is visiting her
daughter IN saginaw.
Mrs. Mary Ervey spent last week
Wednesday in Wheeler, attending the
Bible meeting.
Mrs. Grace Gibbs has moved to
Muncie, Indiana.
Miss Olive Oleson of Sarasota,
Florida, and Miss Hazel Harrison
spent few days in Grand Rapids
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. A. +. Affelt is entertaining
her grandmother from Bakersfield,
Cal.
Lee Maurer is spending couple
of weeks in indianapolis and Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. F. w. Hughes gave a bridge
party Saturday afternoon in honor
of her guest. Mrs. w. c. Ward, Of
Big Rapids
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Reed and son.
: George Reed, of Detroit are visiting
Mrs. Reeds brother, w. l.. Yost, and
, family
Miss Beulah Bushree spent Friday.
Saturday and Sunday in Wheeler,
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Carl p. Charles and
: daughter Of Detroit are spending a
couple Of weeks with Mrs. Charles
, mother, Mrs. Lillian Charles.
Jay Hoyt, the 1S-year-old son of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hoyt. who fell 60
? feet and broke his back, last May,
while working on a bridge scaffold
at Hampton Roads, West Virginia,
b was taken to Saginaw last week for
! an x-ray examination but no hope
for his recovery was given.