The Clio messenger., 1913-08-15

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E. E. Huyck, j. Barnard, M. Doyle
and VIM. Stout made fishing trip tC
Long Lake Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Stout has returned after
spending few days visiting Thetforc
Center friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogle are spending the
week visiting Mr.. Ogle's parents in the
northern part of the state.
Mrs. Earl Shorten has returned from
Saginaw where she has been visiting
the past week.
The Sew and Sew Club will have a
picnic at Thread Lake Park next Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Habkirk and daughter
Anna are spending few days at Bay
City.
Mrs. Squire of Scottville is visiting at
the home of Geo. Bowden.
Mrs. Rickley of Scottville is visiting
at the home of Chas. Bowden.
Home Coming, Clio, 1913-Best ever
Seen. Aw, come on home.
Mrs. Henry Tucker and Mrs. Alice
Tucker of Detroit, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Mary Tucker.
The Ladies Aid of the M. P. church
will serve supper this Friday evening
in the church parlors. August 18th is
the date. Price 20 cents. Everyone in
vited.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bacon of St.
John were visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Bacon few days last
week.
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Mrs. Thos. Carter Monday.
Mrs. Henry Lowell of Thetford spent
three days with son, Ed Lowell.
Walter Johnson and wife and Fred
| Wilbur and wife went to West Branch
Tuesday morning on fishing trip.
Vernon Swihart and Delta st. Clair
spent three days at Hummer Lake last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wright and son
the guests of Marshall Kitcher and
family.
Mrs. VIM. Wooson is very sick.
Earl Shorten had the misfortune to
sprain his wrist quite badly while trying
to crank An automobile.
/ Miss Alice Secor has gone to Yale to
spend few days and when she returns
will 60 to Mackinac Island to visit her
father.
! :, Earl Atkin of Millington and Miss
Florence Sage of Detroit visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Lowell Saturday.
Miss Gladys Wright has returned
home after spending two weeks at
Flushing and Swarts Creek where she
was the guest of her two cousins, Mrs.
Otto Schuman and Lottie Rose.
Mrs. Maria Fisher has returned to her
home at Rushton, after a six weeks
visit with her two sisters, Mrs. VIM,
Sears of Arbela and Mrs. Charlotte Tay'
lor of Thetford, and other friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Russell of Breck-
enridge are guests at the home of Geo.
A. Lacure and wife.
Arthur Hoff and wife, Leota Hurd
and Howard Secor went to Hummer
Lake to spend few days and enjoy the
, fishing
!; At a recent meeting of the Ladies
: Aid Society of the M. P. church it was
voted to hold church fair the first week
in December.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. P
church will hold lawn picnic on the lawr
at Mrs. A. c. Fuller's August Goth. AL
the ladies of the church are invited t
attend.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Knickerbockel
Saginaw visitors Thursday and called OF
E Mrs. Southgate.
a Miss Pearl Fraser of Freeland visitet
a at Elias Hilier's this week.
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ing from two weeks visit at Saginaw
where she was guest at the home o
!, Mrs. Geo. Bero.
Mrs. Stella Parker is Flint visito
: today,
Mrs. Joe Blackmer of Ypsilant
visited her uncle Chas. Barker an,
family this week.
This week the commissioner of high
ways with force of men did some need
ed and very creditable work on ou
main streets, and now they will pas
inspection o. K.
Mrs. Mary Barber of East Vienn
street has returned from ten days
stay at Eaton Rapids camp grounds
She entertained while there her mothe
Mrs. E. Benn of Jackson, and brothe
Frank E. Benn of Sandstone, Jackso
county.
Benjamin d. Leach deputy sherit
of Genesee county, and resident Q
Flint, shot killed himself at the Burn
Hotel in Detroit last Sunday Afternoon
The Kelly Brennan Dramatic Co
have been pleasing large audience
every evening this week, and tomorro,
afternoon they give matinee at &c
o'clock also the last show for the wee
in the evening.
The Valley Home Telephone Directc
ries for Clio, Otisyille and Thetford eS
changes were completed and delivere
this week from the Messenger office
also the Clio High School ANNALS.
The remains of Mrs. A. Hall of Fir
were brought here Sunday for burial
Woodlawn cemetery. Mrs. Hall was a
. invalid and had lived many years
Clio.
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