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

(Intepded for last week.

Mrs. E. Coleman of Ashley, visited
this week with her father, A. S. Glib
son, at Ithaca, and an uncle, w. d.
Coleman, at Wheeler.
Henry Barstow was in Elsie, We'd
nesday, on business.
Mrs. John Strouse of st. Johns.
visited last week with her brothers.
o. N. and Frank Martin, and their
families, in Newark and New Haven
She returned home Saturday.
Chris Prime attended the auto show
in Detroit, last week, and also visited
with Owosso relatives.
Ms. Stacy Lombard is visiting at
Ramsey, H., with her mother and
other relatives.
Will Rose of Hamilton transacted
business in Ithaca, Monday.
Perry Caffin of Ashley was in
Ithaca, Tuesday.
Jas. o. Peet made business trip to
Detroit, last week
Harvey Maybe of Wheeler was an
Ithaca business visitor, Wednesday.
n. NJ Wirebaugh of Ashley visited
in Ithaca, Monday.
Miss Joyce Wright entertained her
cousin, Miss Celia Weaver of Owosso,
Clinton Elliott and family went
during the week end.
Clinton Elliott and family, who
went to Alabama several weeks ago,
has returned home. The party found
it rather cold in the south, and while
in Florida ice froze a half-inch. Snow
was a foot deep in Tennessee, when
they passed through, enroute for
Ithaca.
| Will Seamon attended the motor
show in Detroit, few days last week.
Mrs. Sol Huntley is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. j. Siebel in Flint
Miss Beatrice DeGraffe was an
Alma visitor, Thursday.
/ +. A. Briggs, an aged resident of
Ithaca, passed away Sunday evening.
He had been in i'll health for a number
of months. He leaves an aged wife,
Mrs. Kleinhans. wife of the florist at
st. Louis, is daughter.
Seth Cole, middle aged man, liv-
ing in the northern portion of the vii
lage, passed away Saturday morn
ing. Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon and interment made at
Ithaca. He is survived by wife and
family.
The eight months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rogers, jr., died
early Friday, January 22nd, after an
illness of brain fever, lasting less than
twenty-four hours. The young par
ents have the deep sympathy of many
friends here. Interment was made
at Ithaca cemetery, Sunday, January
oath.
Mrs. Henry Barstow and Mrs
Eunice Srodsa, visited the first of the
week, with Mrs. c. F.. Mcbride, at
North Star.
c. f. Vandemark of Shepherd has
sold his farm of 100 acres and pur-
chased a smaller farm a few miles
from Durand.
f. Coleman of Ashley was in
Ithaca, Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Kenney visited in Owes
so, with her sister, last week.
Miss Agnes Yutzey, teacher in
the Ithaca schools, has just received
letter from a sister, Miss Bessie
Yutzey, who is teaching school at
Grayling. He school was destroyed by
fire Friday noon. The fire was first
discovered by her and the alarm given.
An attempt was made to extinguish
it but the flames had gained too much
Roadway. The fire started in de-
fective fue in the chimney. All of
the books and apparel of the children
were destroyed. A portion of the
library and several desks were saved.
The building was insured for $4,000.
An effort will be made to temporarily
house the children in the public build
ings of the city. About two years ago
school where Miss Yutzey taught
at Au Sable,in the northern part of the
state, was destroyed by fire.
! George N. Lamphere made a bust
oaec trim IN Datroit last week