The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-08-07
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Silver Family Tent Show, Tuesday
August IL.
H. d. DAILY was in Detroit on business
last Friday.
Miss Hazel Briggs spent Sunday with
Miss Neva Cone, of Otisville.
Mrs. z. j. Cox, of Evart, spent Sun
day with her brother, N. w. Mann.
Think of it. beautiful Hammocks at
Huyck's, 90c to $4. Scout rate prices.
Mrs. j. e. Chambers spent Thursday
with her daughter, Mrs. Guy Selby, in
Flint.
Mrs. F. N. Seiby, of North Star, is
visiting Mrs. Isaac Corwin and other
friends in Clio.
F. d. Eastman, of Chicago, has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mccormick
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reid and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of plymouth, were Clio
visitors, Wednesday.
VIM. Ash and family, of Lansing,
were guests of d. ID. Meeks and wife
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Lola and Viola Hake, little nieces of
Mrs. Elizabeth Tuman, have been visit
ing the latter for some days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas DAILY, of Birch
Run, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. DAILY, of
Clio, motored to Bay City Sunday. =
Miss Laura APPEL, of Pittsburg, Pa,
/ mill cyapd har four xuaakc e. vacation qs
the guest of her cousin, j. F. Wirth.
and wife.
Fifteen members of Clio L. o. T. M.
NJ, in three autos, took trip to Long
Lake Wednesday. They report splen-
did time.
The condition of A. N. Stuber, i'll of
typhoid, is practically unchanged. his
temperature being very high. The lit
tie daughter, Alberta, is improving
slowly.
Miss Neva Duvall, of Coloma, Miss
Grace Brown, of Union City, and Mrs.
Daisy Wells, of Detroit, are spending
the week with Miss Harriet Lowell, in
Thetford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Phillips aud son.
Jack D., of Flint, spent Sunday in Clio
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Haas. Mrs. Phillips and son will
stay tor few weeks.
The M. P. and M. E. Sunday schools
have arranged to hold Sunday School
picnic at Wenona Beach on Tuesday.
Aug. Is. An announcement of rates
and other details will be made next
week.
A sixteen-months-o babe at the
home of Jerome Stevens developed a
case of lock jaw last week as result
of an injury to its knee. Anti-tetanic
serum was administered and the little
one recovered.
VIM. English held the winning num-
Der on the kitchen cabinet given away
| by Percy Erich in connection with his
milk business. The cabinet is beau
tiful one and will be great conven-
fence to Mrs. English. f-~
Mrs. l.. j. Conger and Miss Jeane
| Bates left Thursday morning for North
port, a summer resort on Grand Tray
erse Bay, where Mrs. Conger will re-
main for a couple of weeks and Miss
Bates for longer period.
j. K, Jr., Evan and Gerneth Frost
went to Chicago, Tuesday, for two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. I. p.
White, parents of DR.. P. E. White.
The young people will stop at LaPorte,
Ind, enroute, for short visit with
| friends.
The rural carriers of the Clio post
office are now enjoying raise in salary
that went into effect the first of this
month. The carrier of route No. /, will
get 500 per month more than formerly
and the others somewhat smaller
| amounts.
Gene Jones knows how to- make the
cucumber do some strange stunts. He
placed small one in milk bottle early
in the season, which grew until it nearly
| filled the bottle and made so perfect a
cork, that water, of which there is a
quantity in the bottle, cannot escape.
An automobile. containing two ladies,
giving their names as Teddems, of st.
Louis, and gentleman, Fred Morrow,
of Wheeler, was struck by the south
bound p. M. passenger train at County
Line crossing, Thursday noon and the
machine was quite badly smashed. The
occupants jumped and escaped injury.
The Silver Family Show will make its
annual visit to Clio, Aug. IL. Mr.. Sill
| yer says he has the best show this sea-
son be has ever carried. He has more
people, more acts, and more shows than
ever before. A brand new, strictly
waterproof tent has been added to the
outfit. Remember the date is Tues
day, Aug. IL. Admission same as al
ways, 25c and l0c.
Mrs. A. N. Stuber wishes, through
The Messenger, to ask anyone owing
an account at the hardware store to
call at the store and pay. Some ac-
counts have run long time, much
longer no doubt than the parties at first
intended. To such we would say, Mr..
Stuber accommodated YOU when you
needed it; please show us that you ap-
preciate it by paying now that WE need
| it.
w. X. Frost wishes to announce to
his friends and the public that he is
now located in the store the first door