The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-08-14
LOCAL

Vienna st. will be open for traffic
Saturday morning
Mrs. Sam'l Cooper is i'll at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. j. Fedens.
Fred Douglas, of Petrolia, Ont, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Robert DAILY.
Naomi WILDER, of Flint. is spending
the week with her aunt, Mrs. Swihart
Miss Cara Haven is spending the week
with relatives and friends in Evart and
Glare.
Miss Blanche McCumsey went to Au-
burn, Wednesday, where she will visit
friends for several days.
Marshall M. Frisbie, the genial cir
cult court commissioner, of Flint, was
Clio visitor, Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Erke, formerly Mrs.
Fred earns, of Detroit, called on Clio
friends Tuesday forenoon.
Born to Floyd McCrady and wife,
Congratulations and best wishes.
Mrs. s. Covert and daughter, Eleanor,
went to Otisville, Thursday, for a
weeks visit with the formers sister,
Mrs Clyde Ridley.
Sheridan Maher and Miss Effie Hayes,
both of Flint, were married by Rev. G.
w. Greene, at the home of the latter,
Monday afternoon.
There will be meeting at Pine Run
Church Sunday afternoon at 2, 90 o clock
to organize Sunday school. All chill
dren and older people are invited.
Mrs. C. A. WILDER and two children,
Clyde and Wayne, and Mrs. A. M.
Rathbun, of Flint, spent Friday and
Saturday with Mrs, Geo. Swihart.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles England, of
Birch Run, and Mrs. Chas. DAILY and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Redfeld, of Flint,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Robert DAILY.
In returning to her home in Flint,
a suit case belonging to Mrs. Guy Selby
was opened on the car and one Of her
gowns taken.
The Misses Grace H. Brown, Neva j.,
DuVall and Mrs. d Wells, who were
the guests of Miss Harriet T. Lowell.
in Thetford, returned to Detroit, Mon
day, Miss Lowell accompanying them
for weeks visit.
Tender and swollen joints are greatly
relieved by the use of Nyals Rheuma-
tic Remedy-you will feel the effect of
the first few doses and its continued
use will work wonders. We personally
recommend it. Bodine's Drug Store.
1t is said that an oat field on the
farm of Roy Pailthorp has yielded 70
| bushels per acre this year while Jones
| q Haven report 60 bushels as the yield
of one of their fields. These are the
largest yields recorded in these parts in
many years.
E. L. Powers and family started,
Thursday, for Spafford, N. Y, where
they will spend two weeks visiting
among relatives. 1t will be their first
vacation in ten years and their many
| friends in Clio will join in the wish that
they may have wholly delightful time.
A Saginaw real estate agent is said
to have swindled John Raub, an aged
farmer. living three and half miles
southwest of Clio out of two cows,
which he took as commission on a real
estate deal that he never put through.
The matter, we understand, is in the
hands of the authorities.
Bert Silver's Model Shows exhibited
to packed canvas Wednesday evening.
AS usual with this attraction, every
thing was high class and first class.
The musical features, especially, were
| fine but it was all good from start to
finish and insures liberal patronage for
the show on its next visit to Clio.
Prices of foodstuffs of all kinds are
soaring as a result of the European
war. Perhaps the government ought
to place an embargo on the expectation
of goods of this character, as the stu
alton may soon resolve itself into a
question of feeding the starving in
American cities or the soldiers of for.
eign lands.
Reports from several farmers in this
locality indicate that this years bear
crop will be considerably damaged by
authracnose or blight. This is said to
be due to infected seed or soil and
constitutes a rapidly growing menace
to the bean industry in Michigan. The
growth of vines this year is reported
excellent but the blight threatens the
quality of the crop.
On Monday evening Miss Eva Smith
assisted by Mesdames c. G. Matzen,
Ernest May and Bert Conlee, at the
home of Miss Smith, entertained ir
honor of Mrs. VIM. Beach, of Vincennes,
Ind. At six-thirty o'clock an enjoyable
pot luck supper was served, following
which the evening was delightfully."-
spent in visiting by the ladies who are
intimate friends and former school.
mates.
Parties who design to take advantage
of the Sunday school excursion tt
Wenona Beach are requested to pur.
chase their tickets early, so that ar.
rangements can be made for the
requisite number of cars and comfort.
able seats provided for all. If the
weather should prove stormy on the
18th, the day set for the excursion, any
money paid for tickets will be refunded
and the excursion will be deferred to 9
more favorable time.
A china shower for Miss kathryn
Rice was given by fifteen young lady
friends at the home of Miss Gladly.
Blackstone. Wednesday evening. Games