The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-07-11

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Mrs. w. L. Willis of Saginaw was in
the village Thursday evening.
E. L. Powers leaves tonight for Sarnia
Ont, Canada, to attend the Orange
mems celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ford and daughter
Evelyn, of Flint spent the Fourth at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Haas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips of Flint
visited friends at Clio Sunday.
Roy Crawford of Toledo, Ohio, who
has been been visiting his parents, r.
G.. Crawford and wife of this village,
returned Monday in company with Mr..
Mott and daughter Miss Bessie.
Hiram Chase leaves Saturday for
Seattle, Wash.
F. M. Currey has returned from Toledo
Ohio. where he spent the past two
months visiting.
Rev. A. T. Mosher of Tiosa, Indiana,
visited his parents T. Mosher and wife,
of Tuscola, last week.
Ed Swart, wife and children and Miss
Pollerd of Montrose visited ye editor
and family Sunday.
Monday forenoon Isaac Gillet fell
from a cherry tree and broke his arm
| just below the shoulder.
Rev. E. C. c. Benson and wife visited
relatives at Howell last week.
y Manley Brewer was business visitor
to Flint Monday.
Supt. Chapel burned his left hand
quite badly last week with acid.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Meeks left Mon
day to spend the week at Long Lake.
Mrs. Lizzie Seeley of Ann Arbor is
spending few days in Clio as the guest
Of her cousin, Mrs. G. A. LaCure.
Miss Ina Butler and Fred Butler of
Flint are visiting their brother Herman
Butler of East Tawas.
Mrs. Harriet Adams spent the Fourth
IN Saginaw with her daughter, Mrs.
Harvey Biery.
Miss Abb Butler has gone to Flint for
a few days.
Mrs. Charles Dyball and son Charles,
Mrs H. Eldridge and son Kenneth,
spent the Fourth at Wenona Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dyball visited
their parents Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Dyball and Mrs. Ethel
Sturdivant visited at Flushing the past
week.
Misses Lily Farnsworth and Evelyn
Green left Saturday to attend summer
school in Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Inez Field is spending her vaca-
ton with her parents.
Mrs. Lee Etter and children at visit
ing at the home of Mr.. |. H. Field.
Miss Inez Field is spending a few
days visiting relatives in Detroit.
Mrs. Charles LaDue of Clio and Mrs.
Ralph Foote of Battle Creek have re-
turned from ten days visit with their
brother and his wife, DR.. and Mrs. c.
H. Vaughan, at Chicago, Ill,
Burden Dimmick of East Tawas re-
er teacher, ]. c. Chapel, on his way
by his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Buffum returned
home evening from pleasant visit in
New York. They visited their children
in Buffalo. Other places that they visited
were Niagara Falls, Aurora, and Dun
kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E Huyck, Miss Huyck
and Stanhope Huyck, Mrs. A. Goodfel.
low and son Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Shan
: non Scott, Ernest r. May, Newell Fuller
and Bernard Doyle enjoyed picnic al
Long Lake on the Fourth.
J. r. Brewer, pioneer of Montrose
township, was in the village Tuesday
He is So years old but stronger appear.
ing than many younger men. He has
lived in Montrose since 1856 with the
exception of four years. There are five
generations of his family living.
The little son, Eugene, age two year:
of DR.. and Mrs +. E. White, died al
Bay City last Friday and was brought
to Clio for burial. The funeral was helC
at the residence at three O'Clock Sun
day afternoon, and interment was made
in Woodlawn, Fr. Luby of Mt. Morris
officiating.
Two real hustlers are the Misses Elsie
Lembaugh and Cecil Henderson. On The
morning of July Fouth the arose at 800
O'Clock in the morning hitched the horses
up and took the cream cans to Vienna
, cheese factory and won the prize, &
seven pound slice Of cheese, for the
first delivery Of cream on this date.
Supt. John Gage Chapel is entertain
ing his sisters Misses Avis and Rosa WHIT
have been teachers in Spokane, Wash
ington, for about ten years. July Fourth
they attended the Grge reunion at Ms
F.. Jane Peers, in Flint, where the Gage
ancestral line was traced back to De
Gage who went to England 1856 A. d
with William the Conqueror.
w. G.. Cartwright Of TT. Wayne, Ind
spent few days in Clio as the guest o.
Mr.. English, the ice cream man. The
gentlemen had met for sixteen years
although they were boyhood ohums
Mr.. Cartwright is wire chief for> th,
G.R.&I. Ry. and has been with that com
pany for twenty-three years. He is OF
his vacation and before coming here h,
visited Mr.. English's parents in Scott
vile.
The annual Field family reunion wa
held on the lawn at the home of /. h
Field July 18th. a Nntiful dinner wa'
served at noon and lAr ice cream anC
cake were served A good time was en-