The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-04-25

mrs. "A. LIS best, OF blrch Run,
visited in Clio, Tuesday.
Spring cleaning has been in progress
on Main street this week.
Bert Francisco, of Durand, visited
relatives here this week.
Clinton D. Doane, of Otisville, was
in town Tuesday, on business.
William Belill lie sailing the Great
Lakes on the Str. F. w. oglebay.
DR.. w. H. Taylor, of Flint, visited
DIR. and Mrs. P. B. Taylor, Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Olmstead is visiting her
sister, Miss Mary Olmstead in Saginaw
today.
Byron Jennings is moving a house
onto the farm recently purchased of
Wilbur Curtis.
George Scott, son of Parker Scott,
OF Thetford, left Monday night for
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Mena Hurd and Mrs. Bertha
Willett, of Elva, called on Mrs. j. w.
Hurd, Tuesday.
Mrs. w. S. Arnold returned Friday
from week s visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. H. Baker, at Juniata.
William Meyers, of Elba, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Willard
the fore part of the week.
Supervisor William r. Hopkins has
traded the Middleton farm for Robert
Lutze's farm near Birch Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dyer, of Flint,
formerly of Clio, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Smithson, of Otisville.
w. j. Curtis started his new cheese
factory Tuesday morning. He received
1000 pounds of milk for the first days
run.
Mrs. Mary Barber has very kindly
contributed some thrifty young geran-
iums to help beautify our editorial
sanctum.
Miss Mamie Montague, book-keeper
at Gamers, Flint, is spending few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Montague.
Mrs. Tuman is now settled at her old
home recently vacated by H. A. Dan
tells, who has moved to his new home
on the same street.
Albert Jones, of Flint, formerly pro-
prietor of the Hotel Mcintyre here, has
re-purchased the Dayton House at
Flint and will take possession next
Monday. .
The Messenger is still printed in De-
troit, the replaced parts to the big
press, not yet having arrived. We
hope, however, that this handicap will
soon be removed.
In trying to release spring on a
fishing gait Sunday, Arthur Hoff
smashed one Of his fingers to such an
extent that he was unable to return to
his work in Flint.
A Cercle Francois will be organized
here and the study of French with the
reading of French literature will be
pursued. Anyone interested in the
study of this language is invited to CO.
operate with the circle.
In three days a Clio physician took
152 ounces of serum from the pleural
cavity of Otis SHOEMAKER. Mr.. Stool
maker has been very i'll with pleurisy
but following the removal of the fluid
he has been convalescing.
An Industrious and economical wo-
man will take quarters worth of shoe
strings and by working four or five
days, make real sweet shopping bag
that she can buy at any store for thirty
cents. Lexington News.
Vienna lodge, No. 191, 1. o. o. F.
celebrated the 8Sth anniversary of the
order here last night. Flushing and
Mt. Morris lodges attended. The
Flushing lodge worked the degree. A
banquet followed the work.
Mrs. F. j. Loomis returned Monday
evening from Bay City where she was
visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Little. Mr.. Little has just been elect
ed supervisor of his ward notwithstand-
ing the fact that he has attained the
age of SO.
Postmaster Franklin is in receipt of
a highly complimentary letter from
Congressman Samuel w. Smith. Mr..
Smith unequivocally lauds the post
masters record and commends the ex-
cellent service of the local postoffice in
the highest terms.
Wonder whether things are SO peace
full or dead in Clio that the village
council doesn't think it necessary to
appoint either a nightwatch or mar
shall. -Fenton Independent. The Fen
ton editor has one more guess. It's
because we're honest in Clio.
Look out for frost until May /, for
according to the old German prediction,
Al