The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-07-25
Thetford Center Items.

Miss Esther Geiger has gone to
Petosky for few weeks.
Guy Gibson and wife of Lapeer spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
Fred Geiger and family.
Misses Eta Humphrey and Maidie
Featherstone who haye been visiting at
the home of the formers uncle, John
Price, for two weeks have returned to
their home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Mae Ostrader of Saginaw who
has been visiting her parents for few
days has returned to her home.
Miss Frances Zeimer of Saginaw is
spending few weeks at the home of
George Geiger and family.
Joseph Cummings met with quite a
serious accident in the blacksmith shop
at Clio few days ago which will con-
flne him to the house for several days
at least. He was kicked by horse that
was in the shop to be shod and was
thrown on the floor hurting his foot
badly.
Miss Florence Richardson spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Dorothy
Sanford.
Mrs. Rolfe of Flint has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. James Saunders for
days.
Russell Crawford and wife went to
Otisville Sunday to see her mother, Mrs.
Will Davis, who is very sick. Mrs. Craw-
ford will stay and help care for her
mother for few days.
Mrs. Waggoner and son Clare of Clio
visited Mrs. Belle Geiger a few days
ago.
j. F. WILDER and family, Walter
Johnson and wife, Earl Server and
Donald Johnson spent Sunday at Gene
seville.
Lloyd Geiger, wife and son visited at
the home of Guy Fuller and family of
Flint Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Fuller
accompanied them home.
Miss Nina Wilcox of Tuscola visited
Mrs. Jennie Sanford and family Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Habkirk and daughter,
Miss Annah, of Clio have been visiting
friends IN this neighborhood.
| The ladies of the Larkin Soap Club
held lawn picnic at the home of John
Price Thursday afternoon, July 18th, in
honor of his neice Miss Eta Humphrey
and her friend Miss Maidie Feather
stone of Cleveland, Ohio, who came to
spend their vacation at his home About
sixty were present and of sumptous
feast spread under the shade Of the
beautiful naples. The table was laden
with goodies especially plenty of deli
cious honey as treat from Mr.. Price.
Many games were played interspersed
with music played by Mr.. Krisler's
photograph. In the contests Mrs. Mary
Habkirk and Mrs. Lula Mcdowell won
the prizes. Toward night the crowd dis
persed all agreeing that Mr.. Price and
the two ladies were royal entertainers,
and that next year all would meet again
for lawn picnic. Eight pictures were
taken of the group, both Miss Hum
phrey and Miss Featherstone bringing
their kodaks with them.
John Cloutin, wife and daughter, Miss
Effie, of Saginaw ere spending few
days at the home of Mark Sheridan and
family, also visiting friends in the
neighborhood.
Mrs, Jennie Kendrick of Detroit is
visiting at the home of Horace Haven
and family and other relatives.
Everett Scott spent Sunday at his
home and Sunday evening his brother
Mervel and Wallace Pound accompanied
him to Saginaw where they will spend
week visiting friends.
Mrs. Cloutier and Miss Fife spent
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A. M.
WILDER.
Mrs. Barron of Flint is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Nellie Beckwith for an
indefinite time.
Clell Butler who went to Washington
state few years ago to visit his broth
er Sam, has been very sick for some
time, and Vess Butler has started on
the long trip to see him and bring him
to Michigan as soon as possible. Mrs.
Maud Butler and baby Leona May will
stay with Mrs. Beckwith until they re-
turn. I
Moro CorracoondantS 1uantod