The Clio messenger., 1907-04-18


friends in Flint
Fred Sturdivant shipped 72 veal
calves last week.
Attorney w. S.. Rundell, Of Flint,
was in Clio, Friday.
! Attorney Guy w. Selby, of Flint,
spent Sunday in Clio.
Work is progressing on the Free
Methodist church here. y
A new stack has been placed upon the
O'Rourke Lighting Plant.
Miss Emma Brennan visited her par
ents in Capac over Sunday.
Attorney VIM. Mclean, of Detroit,
visited Clio friends, this week. n
Miss Kate Soults and Mrs. Mable
Rogers went to Flint, Monday.
J.. Burr, of Midland, formerly Of this
place, visited friends here this week.
Lloyd DeVore, of Peru, Ind, was a
Clio visitor the fore part of the week.
Supervisor William R. Hopkins has
commenced work on the township as
sessment.
Miss Pauline Chick spent Sunday in
Fenton, the guest of Miss Josephine
Schofield.
With this issue of the Messenger we
begin to publish the proceedings Of the
village council
J.C. Chick, of Flint, was the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Chick, over Sunday.
F. H. johnson, Of Sanborn, N. Y,
returned home Saturday after short
visit at the 'home of l. r. Field.
| Mrs. J. H. Wheat and Miss Eloise
Wheat, of st. Johns, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Chick this week.
Miss Cora LaDue entertained few
friends at dinner Sunday, the occasion
I being the anniversary vf ner bffrhTay..
A gang of workmen have begun work
on the railroad bridge here. New
cement abutments and foundations will
be constructed.
C. H. May attended the meeting of
the Grand Council of the Royal Area
mum held at Grand Rapids on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
About twenty-five Elks attended the
funeral of William A. Richards here
Tuesday. This was the first Elk fune-
raj in Genesee county this year.
A letter from Mercen C. Hurd states
that he arrived in San Francisco, Sat
urday, and that he will receive his dis
charge from the service tomorrow.
VIM Dunn, clerk at the Hotel McIn-
tyre was confined to his home this
week with an liberated tooth. Blood
poisoning set in following an extrac-
ton
Word was received here Monday OF
the death of Rev. A. r. Eagan, of
Naugatuck, Conn. Mr.. Eagan was well
known here. brother of George N.
Eagan, of West Vienna. He founded
the West Vienna church. Particulars
of his death have not been learned. He
would have been SO years old next July.
The M. E. church is to be remodeled
by L. A. Wright. An addition will be
made to the edifice in the shape of q
} new entrance and new class room.
The entrance will be 13x17, and the
class room which will be subdivided
into four small rooms will measure
15x36.
Charles w. Taylor, for the past two
years in charge of the clothing depart
ment at Frost's left for Cleveland Mon
day to accept similar position there
Since Mr.. Taylcr's stay here he has made
wide acquaintance and was well Liked
by everyone. His friends join in wishing
him success In his new field.
After newspaper has yelled itseli
hoarse in efforts to persuade people K
patronize home merchants and acci
) dentally stumbles on the fact that some
of these self same business men he !!
endeavoring to protect are sending a
way for job printing, it rather shakes
his faith in mankind, and makes recip
rocity look like lead dime with hol'
in it. Linden Leader.
A pleasant social event was tht
working of the third degree on three
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Tuesday night. A banquet followet
the work. A large crowd of visitor'
was. present from Flint, Mt. Morris
Arbela, Webberville and Clio. Among
the notable masons present were Pas
Masters Parker, Of Genesee lodge No
TIA, Flint; C. l.. Scoutten, Of Pincon
ming lodge; Ed. L, ,Bseman, u X. Frost
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