Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-14
COUNTY SEAT ITEMS
Mrs. r. c. Lake is seriously i'll.

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Marriage-Jess c. Ehrman, %, St.
Louis; Hazel Webb. 10, Alma.
Judge ]. Lee Potts and DR.. Weller are
at Little Platt Lake fishing this week
Mrs Isaac Smalley, living FIVE miles
west of Ithaca, was adjudged insane
Tuesday by Judge Potts and taken to
Traverse City by Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis.
About twenty alumni of the Univer-
sity of Michigan gave supper at the
Hotel Seaver Monday night at six
o'clock. Dr. A. S. Warthin of Ann Ar
Dor was the guest OF honor.
Rev. c. l.. Beebe of the M. T.. church
attended the Lansing District Ministerial
meeting at Sunheld last week. DIR. Sat-
terheld of Garrett Biblical Institute was
among the out-of-town speakers.
Special commissioners meet with the
county commissioners on No. l67 drain
May 9TH for confederation proceedings.
The dredge is abodt to commence oper-
alton on the Feydem drain. This drain
was sold receDdy.
Mr. and Ms. +. r. Van Deuzen have
vacated tlE home they occupied and
have sto1td their household goods and
are bos/ding at the Seaver hotel. The
home Mas bought by Mr.. Scraffer of St.
LouE, who expects to move here in
ABOUT three weeks.
FIRED Delhi Of North Star township
WAS arrested. April % for assault and
battery He will be tried in the May
term OF court Calvin Hawkins Of St.
Louis was arrested April % for assault
and battery He was sentenced to the
county jail for 90 days or pay fine and
costs OF $3.50. He chose the former
Dr. a. S. Warthin, noted pathologist
from the L. of NJ. gave his lecture on
Social Purity in the High school room
in Ithaca Monday night to good crowd
of men and boys His lecture was very
instructive. The plan is for him to lee
ture in several parts of the county next
year. The doctor is one of the most
eminent pathologists in the country.
L. Allen, living on farm near Per-
rinton, was found by his son dead in the
field where ne had been working. He
was apparently in good health He had
a stroke of apoplexy and had been dead
twelve hours when found. DR.. Kill
burn of Perrinton, Coroner William
Ludwig and Sheriff Dennis of Ithaca
was called. There was no inquest.
Roy Seaver, youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Seaver of Pompeii, died Fri
day morning of tuberculosis. He
has been failing for over a year. He
went to California in hopes of regain
ing his health but received no permanent
help. The funeral was held in the NJ
Z. church last Sunday at Pompeii, at
one o'clock and he was buried in the
Ithaca cemetery. He was a nephew of
Judge |. S. Seaver.
Friday afternoon a load of Ithaca bus
mess men visited the Wheeler district
school and presented them with five
beautiful pictures as reward for their
good showing in the agricultural contest
last year. The pictures were given by
Mr.. Henry Mccormick of Ithaca. Mr..
Mccormick also announced that he
would offer the same prize for the con-
test this year. Short talks were given
by the men and scholars.
Division No. | of the M. Z. Aid
Society met with Mrs. Irving Wednes-
day. A good time was reported. The not
ed pathologist from the u. of NJ, Dr. A.
s. Warthin. gave his lecture on Social
Purity" in the High School room. Mon
day night to good audience of men and
boys His lecture was very instructive.
The plan is for him to lecture in several
parts of the county next year. The DIR.
is one of the most eminent Psychologists
in the country