The Clio messenger., 1907-04-18

Ed. l.. Bceman is making some r.
pairs on his house.
The Thetford Cheese Factory started
operations Thursday.
Miss Julia McCann is visiting her IS
ter, Mrs. C. C. Beeman.
George l.. Patterson has been ap-
pointed marshal to fill vacancy.
Mrs. Wm. VanPatten was taken to
Ann Arbor for treatment, Tuesday.
The old livery barn now being used
by Fred Sturdivant is being remodeled.
H. A. Daniels has sold his PAGER to
j. G. Wynes, of East Saginaw, for
$3.50.
Fred N. Goodrich, of Flint, called on
old friends at Pine Run and Clio, this
week.
The Aetna Portland Cement Co., of
Fenton, has gone into the hands of a
receiver.
Mrs. J. H. Alexander returned home
Tuesday, after an extended visit with
Clio friends.
Attorney and Mrs. VIM. r. Franklin
and w. w. Blackney, were Clio visi-
tors this week.
Statistics show that nearly ninety
per cent of the business men who fail
each year are not advertisers.
Mrs. w. j. Schofield and Mrs. C. C.
Rice went to Detroit yesterday to visit
the formers sister, who is sick.
The West Vienna Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. John Pound on
Wednesday, April Oath in the afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Armstrong, of
Flint, was calling on old friends here
Monday
Attorney James S. Parker, of Flint,
was in town on professional business
Saturday.
Mrs. l.. j. Benjamin and daughter,
Nellie, visited Mrs. Benjamin's daugh-
ter, Hattie, at Lapeer, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson were
called to Flint yesterday by the death
of their grandson-in-law, Frank Truck
ner.
Miss Emma Benjamin returned to
Ortonville, Saturday, to resume her
school duties, the smallpox quarantine
having been raised.
Mrs. A. M. Andrews, who has been
visiting Mrs. Ida Vickerman, of West
Vienna, the past few days returned
home last Saturday.
w. J. Schofeld, Fred Sturdivant and
R. Jones attended meeting of the
Flint River encampment, /. o. o. F.,
at Flint. Monday night.
Miss Mabel Goodfellow attended the
fourth annual party given by the Delta
Sigma NJ fraternity at the Dryden,
Flint, Tuesday evening.
F. E. Palmer and G. B. Allen, of
the International Harvester Co., Jack
son, attended the funeral of W. A.
RlcnaruS mere, lueSudy.
Fred E. Owen, of Osceola county,
has moved into John Prices house. Mr..
Owen will make cheese for the Thet-
ford Cheese Co. this season and he
comes highly recommended.
Miss Agnes Dow has resigned her
position as book-keeper with F. M.
Houghton & Co. Miss Belle McKillop,
formerly book keeper for j. K. Frost,
has accepted the vacated position
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith, son. Clio news in Flint Daily
Journal. 1t might have been added
that it was a 60 pound son. The stork
brought the "little one" from Cold
water.
Thomas Smith, of Thetford township,
who has been admitted to the Eastern
Michigan asylum at Pontiac, was taken
to that institution Tuesday by Super.
visor BrabazOn, of Thetford, and VIM
Gunnell, Mr.. Smiths brother-in- law.
4 One of the features of the May De
lineator is an illustrated article OF
Practical Suggestions for the Gradua
tion Gown" Short stories and depart
ments for the housewife complete th'
number making it an ideal famil.
magazine.
j Two cars were necessary to ship th'
stock purchased by VIM. r. Hopkins
this week, whereas he had only con
tracted for one carload from the far
mers for this weeks shipment. 4
telegram brought another car for th
live stock.
In answer to the question, 'Ha
wheat during March suffered injur,
from any cause?" 1877 correspondent
} in the southern counties answer ''yes'
and 251 no." in the central countie
} II answer Eyes" and 80 mo" and il
the northern counties 48 answer Eyes
and "a no."
Lester-L. Green. has resigned his po
sition in the Citizens Commercial ant