The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-02-20

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Morningstar and Mr.. and Mrs. Buck,
were in Flint last week Thursday.
VIM. Houghton has returned home
from the hospital at Flint and is max
ing fine progress toward recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Griswold, of
Pine Run, were rendered an enjoyable
surprise party Wednesday evening.
The justice court case Of Shannon
Scott VS.. Fred WILDER, for assault, was
adjourned from Feb. IL to Feb. 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gillett and Mr..
and Mrs. o. M. Field attended the
Farmers Institute at Flint, Tuesday.
Ed Bartholomew team took a little
run on Vienna st. Wednesday but were
stopped before any damage was done.
Pine Run Cleaners held well attend
ed and pleasant meeting Wednesday
evening. Initiatory work and refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rogers entertain
ed several friends, Wednesday evening,
in honor of Fred Whipple, of Bay City.
Games were played and refreshments
served.
Mrs. G. C. Beeman is conyalescing
rapidly in the hospital at Detroit and it
is thought she will be able to return
home within two or three weeks.
A meeting of the Masonic Building
Association has been called for this
evening to consider the feasibility of
buying portion of the Frost block and
converting the upper floor into tenn
pie.
Miss Anna Habkirk was given a de-
lightful surprise party by a company
of boys and girls of the high school, at
her home, Tuesday evening. Games
were played, light refreshments served,
and all had jolly time.
John Bufin, son of Mrs. Joseph Buff
in, is at the home of. the latter recuper-
ating from the effects of an automo-
bile accident. His home for several
years past has been at Elmira, N. Y,
where the accident took place.
Mrs. J. Fedens, of Thetford. who
went to Detroit last fall to visit her
daughter, Mrs. d. A. Mead, and was
taken seriously i'll shortly after her ar
rival, being confined to her bed for sew
eral months, has returned home con-
siderably improved in health.
Miss Ida Wadsworth, who was taker
suddenly and seriously i'll while visiting
at the home of Mrs. r. Ladue, last
week, has been removed to the home
of Miss Marion Daniels where she will
remain for time. Miss Wadsworth is
thought to be improving nicely.
j Mrs. VIM. Arnold entertained the
Needlecraft Club Thursday afternoon
The ladies were attired in the quaint
costumes of the long ago and most
delightful occasion is reported. Specia
decorations were artistically employed
and dainty luncheon was served.
Willard VanPatten, of Flint, was ,
Clio visitor Wednesday. He is employ
ed in the Buick factory and says The
business is flourishing, the company EN-
ploying full crew of men night ant
day and turning out $50 to 100 complet
ed cars every twenty-four hours.
Cards have been received in Clio an
nouncing the birth, on Feb. 6, of sol
to Rev. and Mrs. Clifton w. Scott, O.
East Tawas. The young man weighed
lbs. and has been christened Clifton
w. Scott, Jr. That he may be an un
alleged blessing to his parents and tn,
world will be the wish of many friends
Mrs. Warren Leayenworth and littl,
daughter are visiting the former,
mother, Mrs. A. d. Hood, in Carroll
ton, this week Mr.. Leavenworth will
visit friends and relatives in Now unit
Saturday, meanwhile his mother, Mrs
John Leavenworth, will keep the home
in Clio running until the return of hel
son and daughter from their visits.
Henry Bambury, who was adjudgec
insane some time ago, but who has
since been confined in the county jai
because of lack of room in the asy.
lum at Pontiac, became so i'll that il
was no longer possible to care for him
at the first named institution, and or
Monday deputy E. L. Powers was or
dered to take him to the asylum al
Kalamazoo.