The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-08-01

RoDt. Jones went 10 Detrolt OH JUST
ness Tuesday.
Manley Brewer was a Flint visitor
Monday afternoon.
Miss Ina Butler returned from East
Tawas Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Copp of Tuscola were
in town Saturday.
Mr.. Smith and Miss Onnalee Rogers
were in Flint Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Rogers and daughter
Onnalee were in Flint Monday.
Glen Boyer of Otisvllle was in town
few days last week.
Lloyd Nethercott of Orion was Wis
itor in this village Sunday.
Miss Rose Smith was a Flint visitor
Tuesday afternoon.
Oliver Stanley was caller in Birch
Run Sunday evening.
Clare Parker went to Saginaw on
business Tuesday.
Miss Mary Tomkinson spent Sunday
with Miss Eleanor Field.
Mrs. Emma Morrison and son Of Flint
spent Sunday in Birch Run.
Mr.. Mckay was in town Wednesday
in the interest of the |. G. S.
Chas. G. Matzen and wife returned
from st. Clair Flats, Monday.
Miss Mae Hoff has returned home
from visit to her sister in Flint.
Louis SedIow went to the tuberculosis
Sanltarium at Howell, Monday morning.
Ed Curtis of California was visitor
in this village for few days hast week.
Mrs. Campbell of Grand Ledge is
| Wiz na sCta M,.c ur1xyol
Lloyd Nethercott of Orion was the
guest of Miss Gladys Blackstone Sum
day.
Mrs. r. Kempfert spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. j. g..
Chapel.
Mrs. May Stevens of Bay City is
visiting friends and relatives in this
J village.
Fred Goodrich, Ernest Hurd, Rose
Smith and Bessie Mott were in Flint
I Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Leach of Flint are
spending few days with Floyd McCrady
and wife.
Mr.. H. Richardson, Mrs. Conrad and
! daughter Freida visited in Montrose a
! few days this week.
y Mr.. Armstrong and Mrs. Stella Park
er of Flint were visiting in town the
first of the week.
e Mr.. and Mrs. E, W. Rockafellow of
:. Goodrich spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Williams.
c Fred Lewis of Clio had visit from
his grandson, wife, and two children
e Monday from California.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Chapel spent a
;. few days this week with the latter's
y sister, Mrs. Baker in Flint.
! Mrs. Walter Bingham has moved
e from the farm to the village and resides
b with Mrs. j. r. Sisson.
Miss Eunice Lang of Dawson visited
her cousin, Miss Ruth Sandersfield few
days the first of the week.
Water Johnston and Chas. Sturdevant
g with their better halves motored to
Standish Sunday to visit friends.
t Elmer Williams who now has perma-
nent position with the Ducks in Saginaw
has been visiting his parents in Clio.
d Mrs. Daisy Tracy Mott and daughter
Ruth of Saginaw spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. William thinner.
II Earl Shorten, Warren Hoff, Will
a Stout and Bert Conlee enjoyed days
fishing trip to Hummer Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louvernon j. Butler
e and two children of Flint spent Sunday
! with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. N. Butler
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler and
= daughter Berneice of Flint spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents, Mr..
|. ard Mrs. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Butler and daught-
! err Beatrice of Flint spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Cooley are spend
: ing the week in Flint. Mr.. Cooley is
taking electrical treatments at the
Gottschall Sanitarium.
The topic for study of the Epworth
League, Sunday evenldg will be-: 1.-THE
Ideal Christian. VIII. His Perseverance.
Heb. $1,000. Leader j. j. Jones.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Chapel
entertained the formers brother, G. H.
Chapel of Grand Blanc, and sisters,
Misses Avis and Rosa Chapel of Spokane
Washington.
Mrs. Baker and her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Arnold went to Otter Lake Satur-
day. Mrs. Arnold returned Sunday even
ing, but Mrs. Baker remained the guest
OF her son Chas. Baker.
According to statistics recently COM
pleted by State game warden Oates,
there are GO, 600 deer running wild with
in the boundaries of Michigan. In 1912,
there were 72,000 but 200 were killed
during the last hunting season.
Geo. w. Wright of Oakland, CAL,
was in town Friday last, the guest of
his friend j. j. Jones. 1t was somewhat
of surprise to Mr.. Jones when Mr..
Wright came out to his fruit farm to
see him as they had not met for years.
If men are the salt of the earth, wo-
men are the sugar. Salt is necessary
sugar is luxury. Vicious men are rock
salt, nice men are table salt. Old maids
are brown sugar, used for picking;
good natured girls are loaf sugar; pref
ty girls are pulverized sugar. Please
pass the nulverized sugar, Elk.
Whv have our merchants been like