The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-05-15
LOCAL
George Bolton is reported very

| In rnnt thursday.
Mrs. Rob. DAILY is visiting her par
ents in Petrolia, Ont.
w. H. Sargent had the misfortune to
lose valuable cow recently:
Mrs. Charles Stevens and daughter
were Flint visitors Thursday.
Mrs. 2. w. Tinker is in the village
for more or less extended visit.
E. L. May is having built, in Wright
& Co. s addition to the village, neat
frame cottage.
E. w. Leavenworth has purchased
the w. H. Stout residence property on
johnson street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Vaughan. of
Chicago, visited their sister, Mrs. Chas.
LaDue last week.
E. E Huyck has large and interest
ling ad in this issue. 1t means dollars
to you to read it.
Percy Erich, the enterprising milk
man, is making an extraordinary offer
to his patrons. Read his ad elsewhere.
Extensive preparations are under way
for the observance of Memorial Day in
Clio, full account of which will appear
next week.
Active operations were begun at the
brick yard last week Friday and every
thing now points to prosperous and
busy season.
We print anything printable, when
you want it, at reasonable prices. Ask
the man at the Clio Messenger Office
Job Department.
Several sportsmen of Clio have organ
lied gun club and blue rock shoots
will be held at frequent intervals dur
ing the summer months.
H. H. Richardson was taken i'll, Sat-
urday, and it became necessary on Fri
day for him to undergo surgical treat
ment. At present he seems to be slow
ly improving.
Mrs. w. c. Lewis went to Detroit,
Monday, where she will visit her foster
parents for several days. During. her
stay her father will celebrate his birth
day.
Elmer Hall was quite painfully hurt
in one Of his arms while helping to oper-
ate hay press on the Britton farm,
Wednesday. No bones were broken but
the arm was badly bruised.
There will be a special meeting of
Vienna Lodge, F. & A. M, next Tues
day evening, May 10, to confer the E.
A. and F. G. degrees. The attendance
of all members is requested.
The Epworth League social at Mrs.
Willetta Marvin's, Wednesday night,
was decided success. The house was
crowded to its utmost capacity and
everyone had delightful time.
Two good size audiences greeted two
performances of the Salvation Army
Band, of Flint, at Frost's opera house,
last Tuesday evening. The concerts
were fine and greatly enjoyed.
If you are troubled with kidney weak
ness carry Nyals Kidney Pills with you
and don't miss treatment. You can't
afford to neglect tiff you do it will
result in complication of diseases. Bo-
dimes.
The S. & F. ladies gave surprise
party for Mrs. AL Wilmarth and Mrs.
Rob Jewell, Monday evening, at the
home of the former. Each Of the la
dies was presented with set of hand
some bread and butter plates.
Mrs. E. A. Beden, enroute to her
home in Midland from Chicago, has
been visitidg number of old friends in
Clio this week. Mrs. Beden will be re-
membered by many as having run a
millinery store in Clio about sixteen
years ago.
Washington Gardner is seeking the
nomination for governor on the Repub-
lican ticket. Wash has been honored
by the people of Michigan on many oc-
casions and is old enough to know that
there is period when man can and
should retire with credit to himself.
Charlie Sturdivant is about to realize
his dearest wish. Very soon pranc-
ing, rantankerous running horse, bear
ing the broud cognomen of Leopold, will
be turned over to him for training and
management. Leopold may be depend
ed upon to make 'em all "hump some"
J. X. Frost, having sold his business
block, proposes to sell the remainder of
his different lines of stock and all his
store fixtures within the next fifteen
days. There are many articles in this
stock that would prove useful in the
household as well as in store. See the
large ad elsewhere in the Messenger for
particulars,
John Gammertsfelder had quite an ex-
citing runaway accident, Wednesday.