The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-03-14
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ton OF temperance and local option.
Mrs. George Conquest entertained
about fifteen friends at her home
Thursday.
E. w. Leavenworth purchased the
B. F. Yerden property in this village,
Tuesday.
w. S. Rundell of Flint, was in our
village, Wednesday forenoon, in the
interests of the Prohibition cause.
Clarence Parker of Montrose, was
business visitor in the village Wednes-
day forenoon.
Louvernon j. Butler of Flint. spent
Sunday with his parents, N. Butler and
wife.
Mrs. Ed. Halfway, who was taken to
Harper hospital, Detroit, last week, is
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bacon of Flint,
were guests at the home of his father
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bacon of New
Lothrop, spent one day last week at
the home of Joseph Bacon.
Rev. E. C. C. Benson's Sunday school
class held a social Thursday evening at
the home of w. S. Rice.
Mrs. Phillip Grinnell. who has been
sick with inhamatory rheumatism is
improving.
Mrs. Clara Johnston of Montrose,
spent Wednesday with r. G. Crawford
and wife
Mrs. George Phillips Of Flint. spent
Thursday with Chas. Sturdivant and
wife.
VIM. Conlee moved from the village
Thursday to his farm two miles south
and 3-4 of mile west.
Mrs Hiram Harris and Mrs. Ed
Douglan of Tuscola, visited at the home
5 of j. F. LOOMS, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
a Mrs. Mary Wilson of Flint spent
Sunday with her son Geo. Wilson Of
t this village.
Mrs. c. C. Knapp spent few days
: last week with Mrs, Lille Hall o
Rogersvlle.
Porter Greenfield who has been con
fined to his home for the past three
. months, is able to be out again.
Kenneth and Frank, the little sons o
!. Will Haven, who have been sick are
recovering.
Several DRINKS were run in by Mar
shall p. G. Define, this week. They
w ere awful "wet." Names with held
Mr.. Miller has purchased the B. S
Jennings house formerly occupied b.
H. v. Biery.
Dayton Hurd is going to build fin
: residence as soon as the weather per
mits.
Sylvester Pound and wife spent Sun
day at Flint with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clark.
DR.. Dawson and Edwin Long of Otis
vile, were in town on business Wed
nesday.
Lew Alyff and Ed Lowell are goinl
to build fine residence in Clio thi
r spring.
Jay Westfall of Montrose has purcha
: sed material for his farm residence O
L. A. Wright & Co.
C Mrs. Chas. McKinstry and daughte
of Detroit, is visiting her mother Mrs
2 VIM. Garland.
Elmer Butler wife and daughter O
Flint, spent Sunday with his parent
N. Butler and wife.
r Mrs. Harriet Adams and son Home
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H
V. Biery in Saginaw, Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Blackstone and daughte
Donna, have returned after few
weeks visit in Saginaw.
Raymond w. English arrived in tn
village Friday from Grand Rapids. H
will assist his parents in their new
restaurant.
P. l.. Chown's restaurant is nov
/ more conspicuous, some very neat let
tering was put on the windows, Tues
, day.
= C. K. Wilkinson of Detroit, repre-
senting the Hammond Typewriter CO
:. of New York, was in the village Fri
, day.
George Daley has moved to the vi
lage from the Don Burton farm an
now occupies the G. w. Jobson res
dence on East Vienna street.
:, d. d. Meeks and E. E. Huyck eac
with their better half, attended the aut
show at Saginaw, Thursday. Lesli
Gillett chaperoned the party.
:. Frederick Haas and wife who hav
been spending the winter at Lc