The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-06-27

rex rogers is nome from college TO
spend his vacation.
ROLAND Harrow of Montrose was in
town Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. H. O'Rourke is confined to
her home by illness
Rev. F. E. Ogle was business visit
or to Flint, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Bullock of Flint
are spending the week with Mrs. Robt.
DAILY.
Mrs. r. Clark of Flint visited Thurs
day at the home of Perry Bartholomew.
Clyde Willard, editor of the Birch
Run Leader, was in the village on bust
ness Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lynn of Flint
spent Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rude Crawford.
| Mrs. B. F. Yerden who has been i'll at
her home for the past ten days is con-
valescing slowly,
Miss Mae Wilbur and Bert Ostrander
of Thetford, were married Friday, June
20, at the M. P. church by Rev. F. E.
Ogle.
Earl Williams, wife, and daughter, of
Detroit, and Mrs. Bell Desmond of New
York, visited relatives in town Sunday
and Monday.
Strawberries sold last week for 15cts.
per quart or two for $0.25. 1t pays to
raise strawberries-in shortcake season.
Pass the Strawberries again, please.
Sterling j. Wickham of Detroit. form
er editor of this paper, now with the
Detroit Journal, was a business visitor
in town Monday,
Frank G. Reakoff of Detr4t visited
his mother, Mrs. r. Reakoff, in this
village few days last week.
NJ. and Mrs. Ernest Alderman and
son Gerald, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gregor of Saginaw, spent Sunday at R.
C. Sanderfelds.
Gala Maxwell of Mt. Morris will
7 start his work as carrier on Route No.
2 Clio, July lst. He moved his family
to Clio Tuesday.
The postoffice department OF Clio
has received its new parcels post scales
and each carrier is furnished with one
for his route.
j. THE Price of Power, Matt. 20:2O-22;
k Luke 9:24; Luke Sill, is the theme of
d the Epworth League service Sunday
evening, at the M. E. church. Russell
e Runnells, leader A cordial welcome to
ali.
}. Nick Williams left Monday for Birch
}. Run, where he will publish the Leader
. for two weeks. in the absence of the
y editor, Clyde Willard, who will take q
c few days vacation.
l. Cass City will hold special election,
:, July 11th TO vote to bond for ST., 900 tt
y y improve the sewerage system.
It Henry A. Montgomery and family o.
Detroit visited friends and relatives IL
y the village Sunday and Monday. Mr.
a troit News, was formerly editor of tn,
e Messenger.
C. The Orangemen's Celebration which
- was to be held in Clio this 18th of Jul.
fc was postponed for year as grea
many nearby Lodges are going to Sarni,
d this year. Clio celebrates in 1914.
5 An exchange asks. what are on
90 young gentlemen coming to? Coming t
see our girls of course. Just keep you
eye on them next Sunday evening an
m you will be convinced we have solves
ID the problem correctly.
The little three year old daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Tiff passed ava
T. Tuesday afternoon at 3:45 at their hom
\. in this village after an illness of man
r weeks of Bright's disease.
n Tuesday afternoon Lewis Savage an
Lewis A. Green of Burt were in tn
village. They were schoolmates We ed
ng tor twenty years ago and the latter on
tic cousin, whom we had not seen for Il
these years, and the days Of auld Ian
nd syne,
The Women's Home Missioner
m Society of the M. E. church will NEE
with Mrs. Herbert. Loomis Thursda
afternoon, July 3rd. Election of officer
lie. will take place.
pd The Michigan State Fair will be he
September Is to 20 inclusive. There Wi
m M be 500, 000.0 90 in premiums and purse
RI Saginaw has mad dog scare. A
les cordingly quarantine has been ordere
cd cd on all dogs within the corporate limit
,rd Mrs. j. d. Daniels, of Detroit. wi
s nc has been visiting Mrs. A. j. Daniel
'od of this village. has returned to HI
ms home.
H. H. Richardson, daughter al
= granddaughter, have gone to Clare
m spend the fourth of July.
Mrs. Guy Selby of Flint, visited Mo
day at the home of Mrs. j. c. Chamber
is. Has any one found five dollar b
within the past week, in Clio? If so,
is the property of Miss Ina Butler al
if the person who found the same w
return it they will be nothing out.
rs Dr. Edward c. Runner of Flint
IN IN building a beautiful bungalow at |
ios summer home at Pleasant Lake.
Jus The expense of running the busine
IRE of the county during May amounted
hi SAP, 701. GA, according to the month
ay balance just completed by County Tres
be urer Graft. The balance that is now
he the county treasurer's hands amour
ply to 1874, Ola. 35. During the month t
en- treasurer collected 4,397.6S.
eslI, Oscar Jewett, of Saginaw town, t
~. -; pioneer alfalfa grower of the count
vi. has 35 acres of alfalfa this year. M
10 Jewett is enthusiastic over the prospeC
, ne of alfalfa in the county and expects
le. cut six tons to the acre on a part of