The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-05-29


Wednesday.
2. W. Tinker left for Chicago We'd
nesday morning.
Commencement gifts for our girls
will be found at Stuber's.
c. c. Beeman is having porch built
on to the north side of his residence.
Mr.. Will VanSlyke. of Flint, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. A. A. Will
liams.
F. M. Houghton is identifying his
residence by the application of new
coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lapworth, of Flint,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Haffner, visited
friends at New Lothrop Sunday.
Officials of the u. S. weather office in
Detroit say that this has been the hot
test May since official observations have
been taken.
More than 10000 lbs. of milk are be-
| ing received daily at the condensary.
This week new storage tank for the
economic handling of skim milk has
been installed.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Tinker has been very i'll of measles
and trained nurse has been employed
to assist in her care. The little patient
is now recovering.
A NEW assortment of bracelets, gold
beads, lockets and chains, brooches.
hat pins, watch chains, coat chains,
cuff links, tie clasps, and many other
novelties at Stuber's.
]. H. O'Rourke is preparing to erect
new smoke stack on the lighting
plant. The old stack, though built. of
good iron, was destroyed by the gases
of the coal in three years time.
Rev. C. w. Greene preached very
eloquent and thoughtful memorial SER
mon last Sunday, from which we had
hoped to make number of quotations,
but which we have been prevented from
doing by lack of time.
The Messenger is indebted to Mrs.
Mary Stevens for a beautiful boquet of
lilacs and to another considerable lady,
whose name our employees failed to
note, for an equally fragrant and beau
tiful bunch of fleur de lis.
A bright little girl was an interested
spectator of the operations of the job
printing press at The Messenger Office
one day this week. After watching it
for some time she remarked "Well,
that's the comicalest printer ever did
see."
Thrubble, bedad, in phnty has been
brewin' at Blarney castle, the home of
Hugh Mulholland. All the childer, siven
in number, have been havin' the meas
les, and one young son is now suffering
from rather mild attack of pneumonia.
All, however, are now getting better.
A portable saw mill has been installed
on the site of the basket factory and
the work of saving the logs purchased
by Mr.. Smith for use in the factory was
started Wednesday morning. The Gill
lett Manufacturing Co, will get the
hardwood lumber, the Eastwood and
elm going to outside concerns.
The yards about the residences of
Thos. diff and G. H. Matzen are very
beautiful just now with great masses of
snowy spirea blossoms. Mrs. Matzen
is planning quite an elaborate system of
flower beds and gardens about the two
residences that. when carried to COM
pletion, will make them one of the show
places of the town.
W.. j. Maginn, the hustling superin-
tendent of Mt. Morris schools. was a
business caller at the Messenger office,
Tuesday. Between his duties in con-
nection with the approaching COM
mencement exercises of his school, en-
gineering Cleaners rally at Goodrich,
and participation in national fraternal
banquet at Flint, all of which will occur
in the next twenty days, Bro. Maginn
is bound to be tolerably busy. Only an
ancestry trained to strenuosity could
have produced scion able to Withstand
such program, but you can't kill the
Hebrews.