Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-10
VESTABURG ITEMS
Wy Special Correspondent
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DR.. W. A. Cawie. who has very
successfully handled the practice OF
DIR. NJ. C. Hubbard, during his alb
sence i'm the service, and who has
made many friends i'm Nestaburg and
the surrounding country, left here
Monday to return TO his home in
Mikado, Altoona county, and will
soon resume his duties for the power
company there which employ HIM to
take charge of their hospital near
,iarrisvile and care for those they
hire TO work on the dam. also their
families who reside near the dam
during the working season.
Frank Murphy received an offer of
500 dollars per month if he would
accept the position as professor of
the Truiant school. in which place
he taught two years, soon after
graduating from the Ncstaburg
school tie accepted The offer and
has signed the contract TO teach next
term lie will also receive a salary
as leader of band which he viii or
game in Trufant
Sergeant Paul Mack went to the
Church of Christ in Ferris on Sunday
morning. April 8, and gave an eX-
cellent lecture on his war experiences
i'm the English air service while in
England. Belgium and France. 4
large audience was present to hear
him ana they enjoyed his lecture
very much
Mr. and Mrs NJ. ] Briggs received
"A telegram Saturday from their son.
Malon. Jr,. which said Wish us
health and happiness, for we were
married Friday night, April A.
His parents are anXiously waiting
for their son to receive his discharge
Mrs. Deeter and son-in-law. Thomas
Hemminger, who spent from Friday
until Saturday visiting at the home
of the latter's cousins. Thomas and
William Carts. returned to their
home near Cedar Springs, Saturday.
John Robson of Alma was in
Vestaburg Saturday.
Ralph Hall purchased the residence
owned by Mrs. Deeter Friday and
moved into the same upon that day.
Leonard Zinn of Alma spent the
week end here with relatives
Mrs. Ed. Evans returned from
Saginaw Friday evening.
Mrs. A. NJ. Brown spent Saturday
in Alma.
Miss Gladys Harris. who is work
ing in the bank at Six Lakes, spent
the week end here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris.
Andrew Johnson. who is working
at carpenter work on the Pere Mar
quette r. R.. was home over the
week end
Harry Owen. who is working in
Alma. came home Monday TO vote.
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day in ST Louis.
Miss Ada Sheets of St Louis spent
the week end with the Misses Gladys
Hare and Era Marvin.
Fred Sinclair returned Monday
from Sheridan where he went TO at
tend the funeral Of his sitter. Mrs.
Lyman Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mccoy and
daughter of Riverdale were Sunday
guests OF the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrett and
son, Teddy. of Alma spent the week
end here at the home Of the latter's
sitter. Mrs jay NanLeuvan.
Mrs. Alvie Rose and children are
her visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sinclair, while her hus-
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from st. Clair TO Sheridan.
Howard NickersOn. who has been
clerking i'm Emry Towards store in
Nestaburg. left here Friday TO take
charge for a time Of one Of the stores
IN Grand Rapids which Emry How
ard has purchased.
William Howay and a Sprague
are remodelng the interior Of the
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Walker
Mrs. Hazel Taylor Of Detroit came
Wednesday evening 10 visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Corder
The Nestaburg high school went TO
Riverdale Thursday and on that
evening produced the drama. "A
Daughter of the Desert" for which
they received over $40. They have
been requested TO reproduce the
drama in Vestaburg.
Mrs. Jennie Hesburn and Miss Vie
Greek of Detroit were Thursday Wis
ltors al the home of their sister. Mrs.
Arthur Manley.
Fred Ogden of Niagara Falls and
Callie Ogden of Eyart spent from
Wednesday evening until Friday here
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William WartZ and sister Mrs Jesse
Beach
Miss Irene Bridwel of Alma spent
the latter part of the week here with
the Misses Doris Nickerson, Opal
Greer. Hulda Cummings and other
friends
Mrs Deeter. who has been spend
ing several weeks at Cedar Springs
with her daughter, Mrs Thos. Hem
minger returned here Thursday even
Ing accompanied by her son-in-law
and packed her goods which they
sent TO the home If Mrs Thomas
Hcmminger, with whom the former
viii make her home
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