The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-05-17

Out OF the city once In while ana
Clio is as good place for him 10
come a. any place in Michigan.
Ross Clark is painting and other
wise rclovaiiag the Struble build
ING o. the north side of main ST.,
preparatory to moving his harness
and repair shop to the new loca-
lion.
The site which should have been
gtaced with new Masonic temple
is now being used for base ball
training purposs. Who knows but
yfc may yei put out a Hughie Jen-
rings or Cy Young?
Taylor Bros. are having new
s.sle low step wagon made at the
Hcff factory which will be grea.
help to them in their dairy bus,-
ness.
Chas. Taylor is having new
porch added 10 his home on WeSl
Vienna street.
Rcad the Interesting article IN
IInae five describing the strange
customs and ways OF living in The
Oasis Of Rhaaamcs, a Turkish Prov
iace in The I'd ,hern part Of Africa,
bordering Oh the great Sahara des-
era
30 on keep poultry? II YOU 10,
.oRl Mss reading Oscar Err's IL
rucliye article or page two, col
faur. Many mistakes made 1t
.'l Start naGd Up and save these
chicks. They ocSi money.
Miss Nellie Beck, representing The
Chi-Namcl Co, is at the Stuoer
store this week giving demonsIra-
tons Of The methods used in The dc
ferent processes OF painting and
vanishing.
The decoration day flower trade
is looming up big in The local mar
ket and large shipments Of poilcd
plants have been received by local
dealers.
NJ. C. Doyle, w. A. Haven, Ork'e
Hempsled and II. ID. Griswold are in
Toledo comforting with representa-
tiyes Of paving company in regard
10 the paving of main street.
While driving in a covered car
riage east of Pine Run Saturday af-
iernoon Elder Randall had the pleas
ant experience Of being upset into
about four feet of water and nice
soft mud. The elder hung on to The
lines, however, and succeeded in get
ling out of his predicament.
Clos representative devotees of
the gentle art Of fly casting for The
spelled beauties SO plentiful in The
northern part Of the state, returned
to Clio wednesday with thir appe-
lite for fried, baked and broiI3l
trout thoroughly stated. A second
party of enthusiasts is planning a
trip to one of the lakes in The solih-
ern part of the state. However. un-
till the weather man can give us
something better than he has the
past week the trip will be indefinite
ly postponed.
The year and half old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster" Brown had d
rather trying experience one day
last week when he got hold of cup
full of white enamel and proceedc5
to do some interior finishing
Prompt work on the part of Doc
White soon had the young hopeCu
out of danger and we are please.
to note that he is entirely recovered
n. Butler is improving his proper
~ on north Mill street with a new
coat Of paint.
Business at The local elevator ba
been rushing the past few week
and +. NJ. Houghton reports tn,
: shipment of ten carloads of bean:
the past week.
, Albert Stuber has been engages
in putting in a new furnace in III
residence of Ed. L. Bceman, tn
past week.
If you have any doubts concern
ing Clos position on the map a
relating to the city wholesal
: marts, just take note of the amour
of veal, poultry and eggs shipped
out Of this burg every day over tn,
electric and u. M. roads. Many o
these little every day things escap,
the observation of the person abou
town. We mention them because
Thy are good indication, to iht
: man who is in the village on Dlsi
. ness or pleasure and is looking FOL
them, the fact that the country sur.
rounding Clio is prosperous and
productive one. incidentally, thi!
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