Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-03-27
NESTABURG ITEMS
~ Special Correspondent

Mrs. Thomas Carts accompanied
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Wade, 10
her home at Pine Grove Sunday and
went to Centervlle Monday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Leona Woodman,
and family.
Mrs. Francis Zuver and daughter,
Neva, spent the week end in Alma
with her sister, Mrs. John Thomas.
Mnno Otterbein, who is superln-
tendent of the schools at Grayling.
spent the week end here with his
wife's parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. d..
Tanner, while enroute TO Ann Arbor
TO hire teachers.
Howard Nickerson returned from
Grand Rapids Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wade and sons
of Pine Grove spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Carts.
Harry J. Owen, son of Mrs. Nellie
Owen, who is a pharmacist and who
took charge of the drug store IN
Vestaburg after the death Of his
father. Ed. Owen. has returned home
after nearly twelve months absence
in the service.
Mrs George Mushrush and Mrs.
Charles Mckinney of Cedar Lake
were in town on business Thursday
and visited friends.
Mrs. Jennie Caszatt returned from
Alma to her home in Nestaburg
/ Thursday.
Miss Rosemary Harris returned
from Six Lakes Tuesday.
Elmer Wooodard has purchased the
meat market and the building in
which it is located, of George Cor
such
Mrs. Kie Platt Of Alma spent Mon
day in Vestaburg.
Mr.. and Mrs John Taft. who are
moving into the Henry O'Connor
house. came here Monday with a load
Of household goods and were visitors
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Evans.
James Brown of Alma came Mon
day 20 visit his sister, Mrs. Ellen
McGraham and brother. Jack Brown.
John Nickerson Of Stanton spent
from Sunday evening until Monday
at the home Of his brother, George
/ Nickerson.
Claude Manley Of Riverdale was a
Monday visitor of his aunt, Mrs.
Johnson.
Mrs. Joe Palmer returned from
Alma Monday.
Mrs Ford Sanders and son. Jack
Of St Louis came Monday 10 visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Jolhe Hare
Mrs. Joseph Lewis was a guest of
honor at a party which was given at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Scranton, Thursday
night, in honor Of her marriage to
Ensign Lewis She was presented
with several useful and pretty pres
ents.
Mrs Eva Hardy spent the first of
the week in Alma visiting her grand
mother, Mrs Mary Riley, and aunt,
Mrs. Efiie Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Gorsuch and
children Of near Mt. Pleasant are
here visiting the latter's mother. Mrs.
Jennie Greer
William Hemminger has sold his
farm to Mark Worden.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Mack and child
rem of Riverdale were Wednesday
visitors of his mother, Mrs. Lydia
Mack.
Mrs. Edna Hubbard left here Mon
day for Louisville. Kentucky, to visit
her husband, DR.. NJ. c. Hubabrd.
who is a lieutenant at Camp Zachary
Taylor, where he has been stationed
since entering the service last fall.
Mrs. Joe Palmer spent part Of
last week in Alma with her sisters.
Mrs. Herman Zinn and Mrs. VIM.
Barrett.
Mrs. Fred Cornell and Mrs. Mary
Guild spent Wednesday in Stanton.
Mrs. Ellen Shores went to Alma
| Wednesday TO visit her daughter.
Mrs William Parks.
Forrest Hoffman of Lansing spent
from Wednesday evening until
I Thursday here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. T. Hoffman.
Mrs. Myrtle Plat Of Alma spent
Wednesday here visiting Mrs Martha
Walker. Mrs. John Horton. and sew
eral other friends
Mr.. and Mrs William Hemminger
and sons went to f'ostoria, Ohio.
Wednesday to visit his relatives.
Mrs. Blanche Manley and son.
David, and wife entertained twenty
four relatives at the formers pleas
ant farm home Sunday, March %.
with the formers son. Claude. as
guest Of honor to the party which
was given in honor Of mis- twenty
fourth birthday which occurred on
that date
Miss Bessie Brown spent the latter
part of the week in Alma visiting at
1.-THE home of her cousin, Mrs. Lizzie
Bentley.
Bird Howay, Andrew Johnson. and
fAlbert Painter left here Monday "a
go TO work with the Pere Marquette
bridge crew over which the former is
the foreman.