The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-06-20

n Flint Monday.
Miss Linnie Brabazon spent Sunday
1T A. A. Williams.
Mrs. Mae Griswold is very low at this
lime. Her life is despaired of.
Mrs A. A. Williams entertained the
Wet. U. at her home on Wednesday.
Last Thursday after the horse race
Chas. Sturdivant sold his horse for $3.50.
Thurston Hurd visited Roy Garland
at Flint, Sunday.
Chas. May returned from Detroit,
Monday evening.
L. G. Kitelinger moved to Burt last
week. He will start an up to date
meat market in that village.
Mrs. Roy Sleeseman and Mrs. Milo
Jobson of Thetford were Flint visitors
Tuesday.
Ernest R. May of Saginaw was in
town on busihessMonday and Tuesday.
Mrs. j. H. Renig went to Saginaw,
Wednesday to visit her mother Mrs.
Emma Dion.
The village of Burt in Saginaw county
will celebrate the glorious Fourth.
The village covncil held two meetings
this week Monday and Wednesday eye
nings.
Mrs. Stoltz of Saginaw spent Sunday
at the farm home of j. Valquet and
wife.
Ralph Gillett was business visitor to
Flint Monday.
DR.. Ben Goodfellow and wife are en-
joying their annual vacation for few
weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Moore of Birch Run was
in Clio, Monday.
Miss Nellie Hitler is spending her va
cation at the home of her parents on
the farm west of Clio.
Mr.. and Mr.. Hugh Mccormick and
children of Flint spent Sunday at the
home of Elias Hitler.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Haven re-
turned Tuesday from Ludington.
Mrs. Ed. Bartholomew was a Flint
visitor Tuesday.
Claude Griswold is visiting relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Church and Mr..
children of Inlay City, visited at
IHS uoHC VI ~. La DoWich odtuhuoy
and Sunday.
The flagman at the P. M. railway
crossing is taking a census of the ped
estrains who cross the railway on West
Vienna street.
DR.. Frederick j. Harlem of Flint was
in town on business Tuesday. Also a
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Hurd.
Walter Williams cut his foot quite
badly Tuesday evening on some glass
while playing in the street up town.
Gala Maxwell has been appointed
rural carrier on route 2 formerly car
ried by Ed. Haligan.
Mrs. L. Baldwin and son John of
Morenci Mich, who were here to at
tend the fuAeral of Mrs. Morse of
Birch Run returned to their home
Tuesday.
E. w. Shorten and wife were in Sag
inaw last week for two days to attend
the state meet of the L. o. 0. M.
Miss Bessie Day has accepted a
position with the S. & F. cigar factory.
Fred Sturdivant has installed in his
meat market one of the latest improve
ments in sanitary show cases for meats
very convenient and nobv. 1t cost 500.
Mrs. M. E. Smith entertained the
History club of Flint, at her home Tues.
day afternoon, and basket luncheon
was served on the lawn.
Clio needs a good band. There j:
plenty of talent in the village why not
have one?
Mrs. Mary Griswold who suffered g
stroke of paralysis last Monday, dice
Wednesday evening. Obituary next
week.
Next week the Messenger starts the
publication of a new telephone direct
DRY for the Valley Home Telephone Co
There will be 600 copies.
Saturday last, John Diamond and W
F. Tufford were at Dawson and La
peer on business.
Supt. Chapel was at Flint last Satur
day to attend the county Eighth grade
exercises and Field meet.
The Village Health department ha
ordered the water drained from tn
pond above the school house bridge cas-
of Mill street, the water being con
sidered unfit for bathing and detrimen
to public health. Anyone bathing therein
does so at his own risk.
Village Treasurer Charles E. Taylor
wishes to announce that the tax roll j
now in his hands for collection and tina
taxes will be received during regula
Office hours at the bank, and the rate
S12.35 per $1,000.
The thirteen months old son of j.
Culley and wife, died Sunday of hear
failure. The funeral was held Tuesda,
at /: 80 o'clock from the home, Rev. E
c. c. Benson officiating and intermen
was in Woodlawn Cemetery.
The recital given last Friday evening
at the M. p. church by Miss BERTHE
Yerden and her pupils was a decided
success and there was goodly attend
ance.
Harley Jennings who is at boarding
college at Adrian won the $4,000 prize
in English Literature at their recent
commencement. Mr.. Jennings was 9
graduate of the class of 1909 Clio High
school. He is now attending the sum-
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