Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-05-08
COUNTY SEAI-|IHACA
From last week


Ithaca business caller Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Smith of Sickles was at
Ithaca Friday
Charles Derry and sons of Edge
wood visited on Thursday with Ithaca
relatives and friends.
Miss Marie Kashenider has returned
| from an extended visit in Lansing.
B. A. Nevins of Grand Rapids
called on Ithaca friends Thursday
II. n. Newly of North Star was an
Ithaca business caller Friday.
A session of an odd Fashioned
District School" was held at the M.
f. church parlors Wednesday even
ing, Such venerable villagers as
Hon. K. s. Scarf, Frank Convis and
others wore Knockers and the ladies
wore youthful gowns and ribbons.
Everyone had most hilarious time.
Geo. Weeks was at Owosso several
days last week on business.
Henry Odell of St. Johns was
called to Ithaca Friday by business
matters.
Lewis II. Harris of Toledo visited
this week with Ithaca friends.
Leonard Barden returned Friday
to Durand after short visit with his
mother, Mrs. William Yerba
Mrs Charlie IIarrier went to
Brec kenridge Friday.
Miss Lolo McCarty spent the week
end with Alma relatives
Miss Bertha Britain OF Alma was
an Ithaca visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Garlock went
to Mcbride Friday to attend a uni
versty meeting of the |. O. O. F.
lodge held at that place.
Mrs. Blanche Barber of Alma visit
ed at Ithaca Friday.
Charles Goggin of Alma was an
Ithaca business caller Saturday.
Mrs Henry Kinsel spent Saturday
at Alma
Wesley II. Parr of Alma spent Sat
urday at Ithaca
Mrs. Clyde Downs Of Alma re.
turned home Saturday after a visit
here with her sister, Mrs Alva
Strouse.
Miss Ruth Graham visited Saturday
and Sunday with Alma relatives.
Mrs. tt. c. Barstow visited in Alma
Saturday.
O. II. Heath, for many years an
Ithaca resident, died suddenly at his
home last Thursday of heart failure,
He was past the age of seventy but
apparently hale and hearty His
death was a great shock to Mrs.
Heath. He leaves two sons, Miles,
of Detroit and Elmer of Syracuse,
New York. both of whom were sum-
moned to Ithaca He also leaves one
daughter Mrs. Chas. Yost of Ithaca,
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev Durfey Sunday afternoon at the
residence and intermcnt was made at
Ithaca cemetery Mr.. Heath was
high in Masonic circles and a Knight
Templar.
Miss Minerva Wells spent the week
end at Lake George at a house party.
George Richard went to Detroit on
business trip Tuesday.
Mrs. w. d. Tucker was in Detroit
Monday on business.
Mrs. w. f. Robinson of North
Star was at Ithaca Monday
Jacob Hoffman, who was recently
stricken with paralysis, died at his
home a short distance from this vii
lage last Thursday and the funeral
service was held Saturday, interment
being made in Ithaca cemetery
Charles J. Sowle of St. Johns was
at Ithaca Tuesday on business.
The Ithaca fruit store is being re-
modelled throughout, thoroughly rem
ovated and redecorated and being
made into first class store.
Mrs. ]. B. Rowell was an Alma
visitor Monday.
Donald Gray spent the week end
with his aunt, Miss Rachel Gray, at
Ithaca.
Geo. Long and son Ralph went to
Detroit Monday.
L. s. Dale of st. Louis was at Ithaca
Monday
Mrs. !. L. Cornwell spent Monday
in Alma.
Division No. of the Methodist
Ladies Aid society met Friday after
noon with Mrs. A. J. Dicken.
Miss Florence Moench, who spent
the week end with Miss Elsie Barden,
returned Monday to her home in Mid
dleton.
Frank l. Alger a veterinary sur
geon, has located at Harrison Yer
mons 10c feed barn.
Consultation Cured