The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-03-21
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the Normal school at Flint, is visiting
her mother here.
Miss Jessie Crabb of Charlotte, has
resumed her position as milliner with
Mrs. j. w. Hurd.
Mrs. las. Morrison of Flint, is spend
ing few days with her parents S.
Murphy and wife.
H. F. Congleton of Flint, was in the
village Tuesday evening, to attend the
Masonic lodge.
j. Cutler of the Valley Telephone Co.
was at Otisville, Otter Lake and Rogers
vile, Monday.
Homer Adams has resigned his posi-
tion with the Flint Journal and accepted
similar one with the Courier Herald
at Saginaw.
S. l.. Randall shipped carload of
dahlia and gladioli bulbs to Grand Rapids
Monday. The total weight was 80, 900
pounds.
Jas. Moody has purchased the Geo.
Nicely property on West Vienna street,
and is making extensive improvements
on the house.
Regular meeting of the Board of
: Trade, Monday evening, March Gath, in
the council room. All members please
attend this meeting.
Mrs. Matzen and the Misses Edna and
Sophia Matzen, also Miss Mabel Rice.
attended the play "Freckles" at Sagi-
nav, Wednesday.
o. Forebush, AL. Stuber, and J.
O'Rourke left Wednesday for Grayling
and st. Helens on three days hunt
ing trip and to visit friends.
j. G. Chapel received word yesterday
that his aged mother Mrs. w. M. Cha
pei, who lis living with his sister in
Minneapolis, fell and broke her limb,
last Saturday.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet in the church parlors Sunday
evening at six o'clock. Topic: Vital
: Living; the Lesson of Easter. Cor.
4:8-18. Leader-Mrs. Robert Sanders
field.
Mr.. Ora Mead and Miss Lulu Butler
/ of Rogersville were united in marriage
Tuesday afternoon at the M. P. Parson.
age, Rev. F. E. Ogle performing the
ceremony.
The theme of the Epworth League de-
votional meeting, Monday evening will
be: Easter, The Birth of Great Hope
also Old Testament study. w. G.
Goodrich, leader.
Clio Hive No. 3l1, L. o. 7. NJ, will
give a masquerade on the evening OF
a March 9th, in the 1. o. o. F. hall OF
this village, it being their 25th Anniver-
/, sary. A pot-luck supper will be served
A representative of the Milk Con.
densery Co. of New York City, is ex-
pected here soon, to look over our vii
j iage with the intention of building a
10000 plant. Now everybody boost for
v Clio.
j Last week Saturday, the Messenger
r printed an auction sale bill for the
Ross Camfield Horse Co. of Fullerton,
, N. Dakota. 1t took 80 minutes to set
the type and print 100 bills. Some
speed eh7
A party was given Monday evening
. at the home of George Palmer, in
|, honor of his daughter Beatrice. Games
and music were the features of the
evening. Light refreshments were
served.
Mrs. F. B. Perkins of Ann Arbor, /,
. pIominedt w. c. T. u. lecturer will
% give ad address Hand Writing on tn,
WALL" Sunday afternoon in place o
Al the regular preaching service Marc
n %, at West Vienna M. E. church.
At a regular communication of Vienn
II Lodge, No. 2O5, held Tuesday evening
y. March Is, the third degree was cor
" ferred upon a class of candidates b
,e the Past Masters Of Vienna Lodge, TIL
work was very much appreciated by tn
t. present officers and members. Afte
NJ the work banquet was served by tn
ladies of the Eastern Star. A smoke
- and social time followed.
is Mrs Ed. Beeman and Mrs. Vess Blu
Ter spent Tuesday at Saginaw.
rs Mrs. c. G. Beeinan was at Saginaw
m Tuesday,
Manley Brewer left yesterday fc
Ie Saginaw, where he enters the emplo
IN Of G.. w. Bruske, of that city.
j. E. Barnard entertained party q
# friends at 600 o'clock dinner at tn
[. English Cafe, Thursday evening.
A goodly number attended the Pro
IS gressive political meeting Monday eve
:, ming at Frost's hall.