Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-02-04
ITHACA

2S, 1919, IN Newark township, aged 10
years, 8 months and lS days. of tuber-
culosis. Both parents died in August of
last year. She leaves six sisters, Mrs.
Nettie Worthington, Mrs. lrean An
drews, Mrs. Edna Mangus, and three
small girls, Josephine, Marie and
Beulah, all Of Sumner. She was i'll
nearly two years. Funeral services
were conducted Sunday afternoon at
the Church of God in New Haven,
Rev iced officiating, and interment
was made in New Haven cemetery.
Mrs. Thos. Frise of North Star
was in Ithaca, Saturday.
Chris Kielkopf of North Star was
in Ithaca, Saturday.
Miss Floss Beechler entertained six
young ladies from Mt. Pleasant nor
NAL, over the week end, at her home
in Ithaca. Miss Beechler is finishing
the Normal this year
Chales Adams, of st. Louis, was
taken before Judge Scarf at Court,
Monday morning. Feb. lst, and his
trial set for Feb. 9th.
Trial of JOS. Mertens, arrested for
burglary at Pompeii, was set for
Tuesday end.
Warren Cameron of Alma, wife de-
sertion, trial set for Sth, before Judge
Scarf.
Miss Helen Stewart of st. Louis,
was brought before Judge Potts as
witness in case of n. +. Caswell, also
of st. Louis Both minors.
Andrew Thumm of Washington
township, was brought to Ithaca, last
Wednesday, on charge of stealing
turkeys. Gave bail and trial set for
Feb. 2nd, before Justice Salter.
Mrs. Gail r. Bradley Of st. Louis,
visited last week with her sister, Mrs.
Bert Stacey, at Ithaca.
E. ellsworth and family of Ashley,
were in Ithaca, last week.
Mrs. Edward Arnold of Marion visit
ed last week with Ithaca relatives.
Attorney c. E. Giddings of st.
Louis, was at ithaca Thursday, ON
legal business.
Miss Mae Austin of New Haven,
spent the week end with Miss Elsie
Thomas.
j. N. Hudson and wife and +. d.
Rasor and wife of Middleton are
spending the week in Detroit.
Romano Clark Of St Louis was at
Ithaca, Friday, on business.
Mrs. Lee Townsend of Sumner,
spent Saturday, at Ithaca.
Mrs. William Davis of New Haven,
was in Ithaca, last week, visiting
friends.
Mrs. VIM. Packard and daughter,
have returned from Flint.
w. A. Bahlke of Alma, transacted
business here, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Fuller of Alma
visited with Ithaca relatives and
| friends, last week.
R. H. Yutzey of New Haven has
been appointed administrator of the
Estate Of Mrs. Catherine Sipde, de-
ceased.
Harvey Thompson was called to To
ledo, last week, to attend the funeral
of relative.
II. A. McAllister visited the Ithaca
schools last week in the interests
Of the Appleton book concern.
Floyd Munson of North Star, trans
acted business at Ithaca, Wednesday.
The Busy Bees" of NJ f. Sunday
school, a class of young girls from
ten to fourteen years of age, met at
the home of Pearl Walter on Satur-
day afternoon of January 30. The time
was pleasantly spent in making post
card hangers for Childrens hopstals
and Day nurseries. At the business
meeting, the various committees were
appointed for the social times, visit
ing the sick, and for membership.
Light refreshments followed, and all
spent an agreeable afternoon.
Will Parker of Alma, was in Ithaca,
Saturday.
Oscar Worthington and wife of Sum-
ner, were in Ithaca, Saturday, on
business.
Royal Munson of Ashley was in
Ithaca, Friday on business.
Mrs. j. Turner of Ashley was in
an Ithaca visitor, Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Millspaugh of North Star,
spent Saturday here.
Mrs. Chris Brandal of North Star
was an Ithaca caller Wednesday.
Misses Gladys Graham and Alice
Carpenter spent the week end at
Lansing.
Geo. Glow, janitor at the school
house, who has been i'll for the past
week. is now able to be about.
Judge Scarf spent the past week in
Mt. Pleasant.
Ira Dickerson, son Of f. j. DECKER
son, of Ithaca, while doing some fancy
skating at Browns rink, Wednesday
evening, broke both bones in his right
leg. Drs. Burt and Monfort adjusted
the fracture, and no complications are
feared. The young man is about Is
years of age, and an accomplished
skater and was doing a stunt i'm the