The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-06

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Mrs. Willetta Marvin was Flint Wis
itor, Wednesday.
A CHEEKY sound these days is the bas-
ket factory whistle.
A. d. Rundlet. we are glad to report,
is considerably improved,
Miss Alice Smith, of Detroit, visited
Mrs. j. w. Hurd, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Beeman are in
Detroit this week on business.
Samuel Heath. ST., of County line,
is confined to his house by illness.
Pruning saws, shears, pole saws and
tree primers, at Stuber's Hardware.
Mrs. Geo. A. Lacure and Miss Mabel
Blackney were in Saginaw, Saturday.
Mrs. Elvira Taylor has been confined
ty her horne by illness the past week.
Born to Paul Sabo and wife, Sunday
morning, a son. Good luck to the wee
man.
Mrs. j. G. Chambers and Miss, Eva
Smith visited Mrs. Guy Selby in Flint
this week.
z. w. Tinker arrived from Chicago
last week and will remain in Clio for
some time.
Mrs. Charlotte Sloan, who has been
confined to her house with pleurisy, is
recovering.
John Metcalf, we'll known resident
of Birch Run is dead, the funeral being
held early this week.
The fifteen months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brabazon has been
i very i'll of bowel trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Phillips, of Flint,
visited the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred'k Haas, oyer Sunday.
John Jones and daughter-in-law, Mrs
Geo. Jones, of Thetford, were callers at
at the home of Mrs. L. l.. Davis, Thurs
day.
News has been received in Clio of the
death, at his home in Vassar, of David
Halstead, formerly prominent bust
ness man here.
Fox e. Diamonds hardware store il
being nicely repapered and painted pre-
paratory to their opening.
Mrs. Louisa Barber has been quite i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. j
Valiquet, but is getting better.
Next Thursday evening Harry Good.
sell, famous English lecturer will ap.
pear at the M. P. church. The public
is cordially invited; admission free.
Farmers-If you are interested ir
fertilizer of dependable sort, and sole
on time, read the ad. of Geo. Knicker,
booker in this paper. Adv.
The whistle for the condensed milk
factory has arrived and is a whopper
When it tears loose people for miles
around will be apprised of the fact that
Clio is on the map.
E. l.. Powers, the auctioneer, is 8
busy man these days. He has -four
large sales on hand for the coming
week, two of which are advertised in
this issue of the Messenger.
Employees of the State Highway De.
; partment were in town the first of the
week procuring supplies with which to
make soundings at Mud Lake where
the state is preparing to erect new
bridge.
VIM. Houghton is making fine prog
ress toward recovery. His physician
thinks his limb will be as good as evel
| and it is likely that he will be able tt
get about on crutches in the course Of
a couple of weeks.
|. Geo. Knickerbocker is hauling logs tt
the mill preparatory to erecting barr
on his farm the coming summer. TIL,
building will be 36x100, with self sup
porting gambrel roof and full basement
and modern in every particular.
w. ]. Maginn and G. B. Marshall in
form US that they are receiving wor,
from different parts of the county in
dicating a record-breaking attendance
at the Cleaners Federation meeting t,
i be held in Clio tomorrow.
Miss Bessie Mott was quite painful,
. burned about the arms last week, whel
she opened heating stove in which
quantity of gas had accumulated. Al
she opened the door the gas suddenl,
exploded, severely frightening tn
young lady as well as burning her.
Among the friends from out of tow
in attendance upon the funeral of tn,
late VIM. Goodrich were the following
j. N. Goodrich, wife, and son, Lynne
deceased; Hon. Fred A Baker and Mrs
F. A. Cornell, of Detroit; G. B. Good
rich, of Fenton; John Goodrich an,
wife, Mrs. w. H. Russell and Mis-
Mary Franklin, all of Flint.
Albert Stuber received a telegram
Monday, announcing the sudden dealt
of his brother, Edward, at the latter
home in Akron, Ohio. Deceased was {
travelling man, known to some of tn,
citizens of this place, having visite,
here last summer. He had always beef
in robust health, but on the day of hi
death was seized with a succession o.
severe chills, followed by mania, which
speedily resulted in death. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Albert Stuber and John Stuber, o
Clio, and Geo. Stuber, of Flint, left TO
Akron, Tuesday morning, to attend tn
funeral.