The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-07-18


a business trip to Saginaw Monday.
Mrs. Miles Hadsall spent Monday with
Mrs. N. Butler.
Miss Hazel Burr is visiting in Flint
this week.
MIS-. Floyd Stevens is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Hunt of Saginaw.
Mrs. Arthur Galbraith of Fairgrove
and Mrs. Oliver Beckwith of Thetford
are visiting in Canada.
Miss Lois Geer of Flint is spending
her vacation with Clio friends.
Arthur Mann attended the Orange
man celebration at Sarnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lowell and son
Ithurmer spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Lowell of Thetford.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wright were in
Saginaw Monday,
F. M. Houghton was business visitor
to Saginaw Tuesday.
DR.. Ben Goodfellow was at Saginaw
Wednesday to see'em go at the new
race track of the Saginaw Racing Assn.
Mrs. Robbins Jones and children are
spending week with her mother, Mrs.
p. Moran of Montrose.
Miss Bernice Hirth of Detroit is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
McCrady.
Mrs. Charles is spending the week at
Saginaw. Bay City, and Breckenridge.
Mrs. E. E. Huyck was in Saginaw,
Monday afternoon,
J. F. Wirth and wife left Monday for
Chicago, ILL.,, Pittsburg, Pa, and Mar
shall this state, on few days vacation.
Mrs. C. w. Jobson was Flint visitor
last Sunday.
| Bert Parker was at Flint Thursday
evening to see Ranch l01.
Mrs. F. M. Houghton and children
are spending couple of weeks with her
parents, Lee Davis and wife at Thet-
ford.
VIM. VanSickle of Birch Run, was in
town Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frances Bradley of Richmond,
Mich. visited Mrs. J. w. Hurd, Tues
day.
A large number of Masons attended
the funeral of DR.. r. F. Carlett at
Birch Run last Friday.
Miss Anna Doyle celebrated her tenth
birthday last Thursday at her home,
giving party to sixteen of her friends.
A three course luncheon was served,
Miss Anna received many presents in
remembrance of the occasion.
Mrs. Willett A. Marvin and daughters
Laura and Ida left Tuesday for three
weeks visit with relatives in Toledo,
Ohio.
Bert Connely was business visitor
to Detroit, Cleveland, and other points
south, this week.
VIM. English and wife went to Scott.
vile Monday to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. English's mother.
DR.. ]. Hallock OF Flint was business
visitor in town Wednesday.
y The I. o. o. F. and Rebeckah installa.
ton was held last Friday evening al
their hall. A banquet was given.
Hoff & Hoff, blacksmiths and genera
repair work. Warren Hoff has taken his
son in as partner and they have pur.
chased more land adjoining the shop, or
which will be erected an addition.
Chas. Manchester and wife attended
the races at Saginaw Thursday.
The theme of the Epworth League
devotional service Sunday evening al
$50 is "Favorite verses in the Prophet
ical Book" Hos. 14:1-9. Miss Flora
Haven will have charge of the meeting
Count Your Blessings is the lessor
study for the morning class meeting al
the M. E. church, Sunday at $50
Hymns that Help Heavenward," will
be sung. Ask another to come with you
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins Jones, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyt
McCrady of Clio, and Mr.. and Mrs. M
c. Leach of Flint motored to Detroi
Sunday.
Mrs. Matt Benjamin and Miss Edn;
Hinckley of Flint spent Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McCrady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rose and daught
er Lottie Of Flushing also H. r. Rose o
Burtsvisited their mother, Mrs. r. X
Rose, who has sick but is some better
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schuman of Flush
ing visited Mrs. Thos. Carter also Mrs
Ed Lowell Sunday.
| Mrs. James Blight and two daughter
of Montrose visited her sister, Mrs
Thos. Carter and mother Mrs. R. X
Rose last week,
Miss Gladys Wright was in Film
Saturday. She is taking lessons in elo
cution.
Miss Mamie Lowell of Thetford visit
ed her brother, Ed Lowell Tuesday,
Mr., and Mrs. H. w. Cooley returne
Thursday from Detroit, where the
spent five weeks visiting their sons an
daughters.
S. ]. Wickham of Detroit was in tow
on business Tuesday.
Last Friday on West Vienna street
an auto in which DR.. Galbraith an
family of Montrose, were riding ran owe
the grade of the road near the approach
to the creek and nearly turned turtle
No one was hurt, the machine was no
even damaged. They were going ives
and turned out too far for rig to pass
| Burr Bartlett of Thetford, had tn,
misfortune to break his leg Tuesda,
afternoon. While tieing a calf in tn,
pasture the calf became frightened an,
in its trying to get away caused raj
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