The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-12
LOCAL

Glenn Williams was in Flint, on bust
ness, Wednesday.
VIM. English was in Saginaw on bus
mess last Monday.
Mrs Ed. Garner, of Freeland, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Geo. Mckenzie, of Mt. Morris,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Youman, of Pontiac,
was Sunday visitor of Clio.
All women's pumps and O3fords re-
duced from $3.50 to $3.50, at Taylor's.
Miss Mae Hoff, who has been visit
ing Flint during the past week, has re-
turned.
CIV. Taylor and r. Jones spent Sun
day at the home of Joe Wardle, at Mt.
Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wilson spent Sun
day with Mr.. Wilson's mother at
Vassar.
Mrs. F. w. Montague and Mrs. G.. E.
Frost, of Flint, were visitors of Mrs.
j. w. Hurd, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Barber spent Wednesday
with party of friends from Jackson,
at beautiful Belle Isle.
Miss Flora Haven, who has been
teaching school at Libertyville, III for
the past year, has returned for vacation.
Mrs. F. M. Houghton and children
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lee Davis.
at Pine Run.
Mrs. Ed. Garner, Mrs. Elias Hitler
and Mrs. Hugh Mccormick, attended
the funeral of their uncle, James Turn
bull, at Capac.
Twenty-seven of the ladies of the Re-
search Club, of Flint, met with Mrs.
Marshall Smith for a picnic Tuesday
afternoon of this week.
When looking for gifts for any occa-
sion be sure to see our stock of silver
ware, jewelry and chinaware. Prices
very reasonable. Bodine,s.
Fine, big buggy sponges that you car
hardly wear out. 25c to 75c. Chamois
25c to SOC. A good grade castor oil 25c
pint. Buggy paint 25c to 75c can.
Bodine's drug store.
An extra press of other matter pre-
vents US from printing fine report of
the recent trip taken by Clio High
School students ITO M. A. C. The same
will appear next week.
Wesley Henne, of Toledo, O., was a
guest of his mother, Mrs. ]. F. Arnold,
for a couple Of days last week. Mrs.
Arnold also entertained Mrs. Mabel
Rumsey, of Owosso, several days.
A NEW assortment of bracelets, golc
beads, lockets and chains, brooches,
hat pins, watch chains, coat chains
cuff links, tie clasps, and many other
novelties at Stuber's.
Harvey Cummins went to Detroit
Sunday, to see his brother-in-law, Bert
Pinkham, who is very seriously i'll anC
not expected to survive. The unfortun
ate man has cancer of the stomach.
While Clio, in common with the res
of Michigan, has been feeling the eff
fects of blistering heat the past week
it is interesting to note that Idaho il
having the coolest summer in her his
tory. At Boise, Friday, snow fell AM
the "mean" temperature was the sam,
as that recorded on the first of January
Mr.. and Mrs B. S. Jennings went t,
Adrian, Monday, where they will at
tend the annual commencement of AID
rian College, from which institution
their son, Harley, will graduate thi
year. While in Adrian Mr.. and Mrs
Jennings will be the guests of thei
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Obee, whose hus
band is a member of the college faculty
. On getting too familiar with KEITH,
of boiling water. one day last week
Geo. Steinhoff badly scalded one of hi
hands. It's dangerous for man t,
|
handled for ages with perfect safety t,
themselves. Most allus its man tina
gets scalded.
Earl Maltby, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G
B. Maltby, of Clio, is member of tn
freshman class of Flint High Schoo
and was one of those selected to com
pete with the sophomores in the recen
annual oratorical contest. For the frs
time in the history of the school tn
freshmen won over the more advance,
: class.
Clio Masonic Temple Association nell
a meeting, Monday evening, and de
cided to employ an architect at once t
formulate plans for the rcmodeling o
the building lately purchased from Mr.
e Frost. All of the affairs of the Asso
citation were found to be in the mos
satisfactory shape and it is hoped t.
have the auditorium ready for use at al
aarlv date