Obituary

Alzlna Morton, eldest daughter ofj the late Jonathan G. and Alrnlra Morton, early and prominent pioneer oí Washtenaw county, was bom in Ypsilanti, Maren s, 1828. She died at her "ld home, now occüpied by Mr, and -Mis. James Holmes, two mtles south of the city of Ypsilanti, on seventleth liirt):-l:i-, Tuesday evenlng, March S, 1898. Thres sisters survive her, Mrs. Q A. Sesslons of Ann Arbor Mrs l'1'i' ! towa, and Mrs James Holmes of ïpsllantl. The funeral services were held ai the iamily resident-e, Saturday March 2tn. nt l ].. i,i.. and were oonducted '■:' 1: v. O .1. Pi rrin, Ph. D., a tl ■ '■ family. As au indication i n which the de.ceased was held ; r seni notwithstandlng the rain and the almost lmP ' ■ dition of the i i' was educated a( the ■■nal school, and was a i the firsi class that grai of herself, .1 .M i: sul. late minister to Korea, and Mrs -rook. „uu '"""' tcher ■■ ■ ■ in thoushtful, dril i could mi : tovreUnquish her UP 10 1! life. Intellectual, I charitable and loving ai