The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21

neSC OF MRS. j. II. SCuDer.
w. J. Schofield was in Detroit few
ays last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones of Flint
listed Clio relatives on Friday.
Miss Eva Mott, pupil in Miss
Bakers room is i'll with scarlet fever.
Rev. ]. w. Will received into church
Ellowship last Sunday two new MEM
ers.
Mrs. H. c. Tinker, Miss Ethel Tin
xer and Jennie Habkirk spent Saturday
in Flint.
Miss Lena Pound, of Audubon, Iowa,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Pound,
this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the M. E.
Church meet this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Haas.
A driving horse belonging to C. H..
Begole has been a very sick animal but
is some better.
H. A. Daniels was very i'll this week,
being threatened with appendicitis. He
is slightly better.
Miss Lena Hill and William Lewis, of
lint, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
kill Rogers over Sunday.
IS. S. S. Tinney and Mrs. Eliza
visited Hestor Parks and family
Est Forrest recently.
Ehe monthly missionary meeting Of
ye Epworth League will be held Sum
|Tday evening at o'clock. Remember
the offering.
:, The |. o. o. F. of Clio will work in
tSss second degree on Wednesday, Feb.
9th. All members be present. BY
order of the Captain -,
Miss Lucy Davis, Of Finn democra-
tic nominee for County Commissioner
of schools, visited her mother, Mrs. W..
H. Davis, over Sunday.
Born, February IA, to Mr.. and Mrs.
C. j. Boyd, of Flint, formerly of ClicN a
daughter. The happy parents have
named the new conner Marguerite.
Mrs. Russell B. Thayer and son Ray
mond, who have been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. May, re-
turned to her home at Saginaw last
week.
Judgment has been rendered in JUS
tice Curry's court for the sum of $22. "a
and costs against Elijah Eagan, in ia
vor of the Cleveland Oil & Grease Co.,
of Cleveland, Ohio.
1t may be of interest to our poultry
farmers to know that John E. Barnard,
egg dealer of this place, paid out
through the bank of Chas. H. May &
I. CO. not less than SEE, 900 for eggs last
year.
George A. LaClure, of Clio, in COM
pany with his brother-in-law, County
Clerk Blackney, of Flint, were guests of
the latter's brother, County Commits
sioner E. T. Blackney, of PIT. Huron,
over Sunday.
Alfred d. Rundlett, Charles H. Wool
SON, William Wood, and Christopher
Shaw have all filed applications for in
crease of pensions under the new law
of Feb. 6, 1907, through j. l.. Curry,
Notary Public.
Mrs. Mary Barber is in receipt of a
letter from her son, Robert, of the U.
S. S. Franklin. He has been confined
to the u. S. Marine Hospital with
abscess of the ear but is convaescing
and will be discharged next week. Rob-
ert entered the navy in January.
The annual banquet of the Jefferson
Club will be held at the Hotel Dresden,
Flint, on Wednesday evening, February
q. The Democrats expect to have
many prominent speakers in attend
ance and the prospects are that the
banquet will be largely attended by the
Genesee democracy. Several Clio Dem
ocrats will attend.
The recent breaking away of the
pond has brought to light the great
value of such body of water to the
community. AS a source Of ice supply
Ralone it is estimated to be worth from
1880 to $500 annaully, or at any rate, to
save that amount to the accusing pub
y lie. D. A. Wing promises, we under
: stand, to have the pond in proper con-
/ dition for next seasons supply.
: George Totten, pleaded guilty to as
). sault and battery in Justice Curry s
court Monday and was fined 81. Totten,
with two others, were walking along
the road when they became engaged in
an alteration with the owner of colt
which had followed them. The fistic
encounter which ensued resulted in a
Knockout to Mr.. Totten's credit and his
subsequently giving himself up to the
, authorities and cheerfully paying trib-
ute to the law for his sport.
!, During particularly mild spell re-
GENTLY one of our citizens remarked to
, another that change in the course of