The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-26
LOCAL

Elmer Neff, of New York City, called
on Clio relatives. Sunday.
Thos. diff was in Alpena on business
the greater part of the week.
Mesdames Mary Barber and ]. Vail
quet were in Flint, Thursday.
See the new enameled ware on the
5, 10 and 25c tables at Stubers.
Mower plates and sections for all
makes of machines. Fox & Diamond.
Mrs. G. A. Lacure and son, Hilton,
are guests of relatives in Lansing, this
week.
Mrs. Fred Loveless is recovering
from the effects of very painful car
buncle.
Asa Tinney, of Spokane, Washington,
was guest of j. H. Loomis and wife
last week.
Miss Gladys Mann has returned to her
home after a two weeks visit with
friends in Dawson.
] A new assortment of enameled ware
just received for our bargain tables.
Stuber's Hardware.
John M. Hughes was in attendance
upon the wedding of a niece. at Wallace
burg, Ont. this week.
The Misses Dawn Rogers, of Detroit,
and Laura Jobson, of Thetford, called
on Clio friends, Monday.
Margretta and Hazel Hunter, of Sag
inaw, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
+. Bodine, Wednesday evening.
j. H. Roberts, of Jackson, was arrest
ed by Marshal Best, last week, for
speeding" 1t cost him $500 for his
fun.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Huber, Of West
Mansfield, o., are visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Wilson,
of Mt. Morris.
Mesdames C. w. Taylor and w. S.
Arnold entertained the Needlecraft
Club at the home of the former, Thurs
day afternoon.
]. F. Loomis, who has been i'll of
paralysis at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. ]. F. Wirth, passed away at $3.50
this morning.
Mrs. C. w. Jobson attended the grad
uation exercises at Flint, Friday even
ing, her niece, Beula Haskell, being a
member of the class.
Get 'em quick. Mower plates and
sections for all makes of machines,
while you wait at Fox & Diamonds.
See the large ad for good news about
hardware.
Miss Tina Arnold, who has been Wis
iting her grandparents, on West Vienna
street, and who has been i'll of measles,
is improving and expects to return to
her home in Saginaw Saturday.
Prof. J. G. Chapel is engaged in the
work of remodeling the residence
recently purchased by him. He will
build an addition to the house 18x28 ir
size, together with a spacious porch.
Last week Thursday D. D. Meeks,
Bob Jones, Earl Proper ana Charlie
Pryor made raid on the finny tribe OF
Nipissing lake. Eleven black bass anG
six pike made up the catch, and two Of
the bass weighed 81 lbs. each.
Mrs. J. D. Halliday and daughters
Ruth and Frances, have just returned
from Urbana, Illinois. Miss Ruth fin
ished four years course at the Uni
versity of Illinois on June 18th, at which
time she received the A. B. degree with
honors.
Deputy Sheriff Powers is seeking
John Letzson, a man who was sen
fenced to prison about year ago fol
stealing a gun from Thetford farmer
He was paroled and is charged by the
warden of the prison with having VIC
lated his parole.
George Armstrong. a homeless man.
was arrested Tuesday, by Deputy Sher.
iff E. L. Powers on complaint of the S.
and F. Ry.. charged with having useo
the County Line depot as bed room
for the last two weeks. He was i'll anc
was taken to the county hospital
Mrs. Caroline Guyle, aged 70, who fol
the last ten years has made her home
with her nephew, Alfred Peters, dice
Thursday morning of heart failure, fol.
lowing short illness. She is survived
by one daughter, Miss Ella Guyle, 9
teacher in the schools of Flint. Fun.
eral arrangements had not been com.
pleted at the time of our going to press
P. G. Defines claim against the vii.
lage for injuries he claims to have re.
ceived while acting as village marsha
on the night of the hotel fire, which in.
juries he claims resulted in paralysis,
has been settled. The village council
, has allowed Mr.. Define $1,000 and Q
full release from any further liability
has been secured. This was considered