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


ty can have same by calling at this
office and paying for this notice.
Harry Davie moved his household
goods to Durand Monday. Harry
has his headquarters in Durand,
where he is working on the Grand
Trunk, and has purchased proper
iy there, being unable to rent Il
house. The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Davie regret to see them
leave Clio.
The handsome gray horse used
by +. NJ. HoughtGn & Go. on their
delivery wagon was disabled last
week while being used TO help out
on the excavation work at the new
residence Of +. NJ. Houghton. A
dump grader in some manner struck
The horse on the rear legs and cut
the lendons, rendering the fine ami
NAL useless for working purposes.
Work is progressing rapi.ly on
The new oliff block addition and he
room will be ready for occupancy
in q short time.
+. S. Willing, has moved Lis
clearing anG pressine business inio
The rear Of The building occupied
by Calvin Jobson.
Tie ytor days of last we K
brought ont rods and reels an1 The
disciples Of saac Nation set OIL IN
quest 81 the finny tribe in real
earnest NoHdsy mornings wealth
Hen, houerer was more appropriate
FOR fishing with a gig through The
ice.
Ransom l.. Ford, editor Of the
Monlrose Record, has announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for State Representa-
live in the firsI district of Genesee
at The August primaries. Thus far,
Mr.. Ford's is the only name in the
list of legislative honor seeker 5
but there may be more as the cam
paign warns up. We bespeak our
best for our brother editor and
companion in crime, and wish him
success. He would make capable
legislator, is good Republican
and deserving of the official toga
he seeks TO wear.
Roy Garland, of Flint, spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Garland.
Vernon Swihart attended the Sun.
day School convention at Fentor
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Geo. Stuber, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bowden, has returned
to her home in Scottville.
Rev. N. Butler was in Flint Sat.
urday.
Truman Smith, of Detroit, is Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Garter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw Lowell, oil
Thetford, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. F. Carter.
Donald Bowden, who has keer
seriously i'll for the past few weeks
is slowly improving.
Miss Bessie Mott spent Sunday
with Miss Nellie Hitler.
| Norman Plew, of Saginaw, spen
Sunday with his sister, Miss Cor;
Plew.
Miss Ina Butler is spending few
days with relatives in Flint.
b. S. Jennings spent Saturday ant
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs
Chas. Oboe, in Adrian.
4 The extreme weather condition
of Sunday and Monday worked hav
oc with stock raiscrs who had no
facilities for caring for their flocks
Heavy losses are reported of yollu
lambs.
]. X. Frost has been making cx
tensive changes i'm the interior O
his store and has put in a new liz
Of goods. All of the department
are now in one room and a icz
days more will see him ready &
meet all his old customers an,
many new ones.
The weather man on Monday pc
scented rather complicated SEIZED
ule-rubber boots, rain coat, sno,
shovel, shirt sleeves, low shoes az,
straw hats were altogether in tbei
proper place at som time durin
the day.
Egg dealers were shaking hand
with themselves this week an
there's reason" The great Amer
lean hen is one of the busiest manu-
facturers thes days. Jack Baraa
received upwards of dozen case
Tuesday.
The new pension law, giving t
the old soldiers their pensions &C