The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-11-28
Locals

Frank r. Haven, Of Toronto, Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
A. Haven in this village few days
the past week Mr.. Haven is build
ing new factory in Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w. Selby Of
Flint, entertained Mrs. John {.
Chambers, Mrs. George Selby and
Miss Ora Selby, of this village, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chambers Of
Detroit, Thanksgiving.
Dr.. Howard Geiger, Of Bay City
was a Clio visitor over Thanks
giving.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph WardIe Of
\ Mt. Clemens spent Thanksgiving
visiting old friends in Clio.
The ladies of The VI. p. chW' ?
will hold a fair and chicken pie
supper at Grange hall. Wednesday
Dec, 3. Aprons. quilts, rugs and holt
day goods will be on sale all day
and evening. Supper from to 5.
Price Of supper % cents.
Mrs. g. w. Gof of Cass City Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Skinner Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie Skinner of Kingston
spent Thanksgiving at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Skin
! ner.
w. r. Frost has sold his under
taking stock TO Mccormick x Con-
lee.
Mrs. Laura Stevens and Joseph
Arnold We're united in marriage On
Monday evening by Rev. f. c. C.
Benson.
Three candidates were raised to
the third degree in masonry at The
regular meeting of Vienna Lodge
n. Hagley received his check for
his sugar beets this week, a neat
little paper calling for over $500.
Mr. Has ley had about 4 acres If
beets this year and about Is acres
OF beans from which he has Just
1900 bushels of oats besides his hay,
corn and other crops.--Omer Pro-
gress.
J. w. Tinker of the Clio Con
denscd MIX Go. has been in the
village The past few days looking
after some Of The details in connec-
lion with the starting Of the plant,
Boris Evelyn The 23-days-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Cormick, died Tuesday afternoon
and was buried Wednesday. The
funeral was held from the house,
Rev c. C.. Benson officiating.
Ernest Montague was awarded a
verdict of $50 in Justice Van Vleets
court Monday against Charles Car
mon, of Flint, damages for injuries
:. he sustained August 81 in an auto
mobile accident. Carmon's automo-
bile collided with Montague's bug
gy and although the Flint man set
tied for the damages to the rig he
has never consented to pay the doc
tor bill Of Montague and Charles
Reynolds who was riding with him
in the rig at the time of the acct
dent.
Cleveland Best, who now has a
good position with the Burroughs
Adding Machine Co. in Detroit, was
the guest of his brother, C. A. Best
and other relatives and old friends
: here over Sunday.-Holly Herald.
Rev. DR.. Hubbell, of Adrian, will
occupy the pulpit at the NJ. =.
{ church next Sunday morning and
! Rev. Mr.. Cole of Flint president Of
the conference will preach in the
| evening. The quarterly conference
will be held Monday evening.
Prosecuting Attorney Clifford A.
Bishop and Deputy Sheriff Elmer J..
: Powers were in Thetford township
Tuesday gathering evidence to be
5 used in the Hyde case which will
$ come up before the next term of
court
Bernard Tracy left Saturday foa a
, weeks hunting trip in West Branch.
! Mrs. William thinner and daugh-
; ter Isabelle spent Thanksgiving in
Birch Run.
Rev. C.. +. Burson of Dawson,
5 who is visiting his son L. c. Z.
BurSon will occupy the pulpit of
: the NJ. L. church next Sunday morn
: ing.
: Byron S. Jennings Sunday School
I. class perfected an organization al
a meeting held at the home of Thur
low Swihart last week Wednesday
electing the following officers:
I President, Thurlow Swihart; vice
president. Carlisle Sandersfield; sec
rotary. Herbert Barrett; treasurer,
Cecil Blackstone. The class took the