Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-03-20
VESTABURG ITEMS
ny Special Correspondent

Miss Gladys Hare spent from Fri
day until Sunday evening IN st.
Louis witt her sister. Mrs. Ford
Sanders.
Eugene Throop is very sick.
Audrid Upper, who is working IN
Alma. spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs Henry Upper.
Miss Rosemary Harris went to st.
Louis Friday evening TO visit and
was called from there Saturday to
90 to Six Lakes as her sister, Miss
Gladys Harris. was i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cox left for
their home in Carp Lake Thursday
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Platt and other friends
Rev. X. J. Bartlett took his wife
TO Alma Monday where she will take
treatments for her heart and spinal
trouble.
Mrs. Willis Bunker came Wednes-
day to visit her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Henry Upper, and cousin, Mrs l..
Upper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Malloy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamlin visited
Wednesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Manley and Mrs. Blanche
Manley enroute TO their home near
McBrides.
Mrs William Carts entertained
Mrs. Maggie Hamlin of Edmore
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Greenhoe enter
tanned on Wednesday Mrs Jennie
Caszatt. Mrs. Arthur Peck and Elder
White Of Alma
Mrs. Bert Waterbury Of Alma
came Wednesday 10 visit her mother,
Mrs Horton, and brother. John Hor-
ton, and family.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Greenhoe en-
tertained ON Wednesday the latter
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Durbin,
and sister, Mrs. j. Evans and hus-
band, of near Crystal.
Mrs Margaret Malloy. daughter of
Walter and Louisa Fitzsimmons. was
born in Dublin. ireland. March TO-
1899. and died March o. 1919, aged
so years. lacking one day Death
resulted from her being badly n.
iured ON the spine when she fell slN
weeks ago while out Of doors for q
short walk She had been i'm poor
health for some time. but since fall
ing she has been great sufferer AZ
the age Of / Z years she was united Do
marriage 10 Thomas Cox Of Syracuse
y y To tins union We're born fv,
sons After the death Of Mr.. Co,
she was united in marriage 20 Jerry
Malloy OF New York state To this
union were born three children. They
came 20 Nestahurg forty years ago
This had been her home ever since
until she left here on account of IL
health and went TO Carp Lake two
years ago TO live I'M the home Of hel
son. George. Her remains wcr,
brought 20 Nestaburg Tuesday even
ing, March II. by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Cox. Funeral services were helC
Wednesday forenoon at 10 o'clock
Father OToole of Alma officiating
interment i'm the Nestaburg cemetery
by the side of her son, Fred and hel
mother Besides her husband sh,
leaves TO mourn their loss her sons
George, Steward, and Charlie Cox
Grafton Malloy and daughter. Mrs
Maggie Hamlin, and many other rela
tives and host of friends.
Henry Caszatt was born in OH,
November 18th, 1855, and came L
Michigan at the age Of 30 years, ant
settled in Isabella county. He wa
united in marriage to Miss Jenni'
Rogers Of that county on Septembe
6, 1896. They have resided in an,
near Vestaburg for the past Is years
The deceased went TO Alma TO worl
and after five days sickness wit
pleurisy and edema of the lungs. h
died Monday, March 10, 1919 Hi
remains were brought to Vestaburl
and funeral services were held at tn
Church Of Christ Wednesday. Marc
y, at p. m. Elder Weidman o
Elm Hall and Elder White Of Almi
officiating. lnterment in the Vesta
burg cemetery.
Mrs Mary Nall Of Butternut i
here assisting in caring for her niece
Mrs. Jay Shuman. whose limb wa
broken near the hip when her team
iran away