The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-05-08

N. j. Dunn, of Saginaw, called on his
father, Marshall Dunn, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Davis. of Rogers
vile, visited in town Saturday and Sum
day.
Mrs. Martin Montney. who was so
seriously i'll last week, is now rapidly
recovering.
John Green and wife were entertained
at dinner on Sunday, by DR.. and Mrs.
B. Goodfellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Meeks were in
Flint, Wednesday, in attendance upon
the Masonic fair.
o. o. Forbush is preparing to have
extensive repairs made to the front of
his store building.
Mrs. Anna Donaldson was called to
Attica, last week Friday, by the death
of her grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis, of Flint,
visited at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Mary Davis, Sunday.
Mrs. j. G. Chapel is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. George X.
Baker, of Flint.
Mrs. F. M. Houghton spent Wednes-
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Davis, at Pine Run.
Mrs. R. Kampfert attended the we'd
ding of her niece, Miss Lucretia Hall,
Tuesday evening, in Flint.
The dwelling recently occupied by the
late Mrs. Elizabeth Cody is being re-
paired preparatory for rental.
Norman Carey, of Flint, is sick at the
home of his son, Glen, in Pine Run, be-
ing afflicted with catarrhal jaundice.
Thomas Moshier and wife, who were
in the village for a week, returned to
their home in Tuscola, Tuesday.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. AL
mon Hewitt, son. Our compliments
to the parents and best wishes to the
young man.
E. Ormsbee is having a new well
driven on his residence property in the
village. 1t is now down considerably
more than 100 feet.
1t was expected surgeons would oper-
ate, yesterday afternoon, on Mrs.
Charles Barker, who for a long time
has been a great sufferer from neural
gia.
Keep Nyal's Kidney Pills in the home
take them often-keep the kidneys in
healthy condition-impaired action
means serious trouble for you-guard
against it. Boline's.
Winnie Teachout, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ollie Teachout, who has been very
i'll with lobar pneumonia, is conval-
escing. The family are new corners in
Clio, we understand.
Mrs. Geo. Bero is seriously i'll at the
home of Chas. Barker. Her sisters.
Mrs. Jennie Fowles, of Ohio, and Mrs.
Eta Brown, of Indiana, are here and
assisting in her care.
The famous Salvation army band, of
Flint, will give a concert at Frost's
opera house, next Tuesday, May IL.
Admission zoe; children 10c. A talented
reader will take part in the program.
If you are troubled with kidney weak
ness carry Nyal's Kidney Pills with you
and don't miss treatment. You can't
afford to neglect tiff you do it will
result in a complication of diseases. b.
dimes.
Prompt and effective treatment is re-
quired in even the. slightest of kidney
ailments. Start early and use Nyal's
Kidney Pills. They strengthen the kid
neys and cleanse the blood of impuri-
ties. Bodine's.
Boosters and others will find Hurd s
show windows very interesting this
week. 1t is display that shows what
great variety of useful articles can
be purchased at low prices in first
class variety store and also affords
boosters rare chance for more coup
ons and better show for the grand
piano.
B. F. Yerden and family have moved
into the property recently purchased by
Mr.. Yerden and until lately occupied by
c. A. Arnold and family. The latter
moved to their new home in Saginaw
this week, and the best wishes of the
many warm friends they made during
their six years stay in Clio will follow
them.
Governor Ferris, in proclamation,
and the State Fire Marshal, by circular,
have fixed upon next week Friday,
May Is, as day to be generally OBJ
served for the cleaning up of all kinds
of rubbish that constitutes menace to
health and property. Space does not
permit us to publish their papers en-
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