The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-04-24
LOCAL
See Ivanhoe at the opera house. Apr.

Miss Clara Beebe visited Miss Ruth
Sandersfield Sunday.
Miss Ida Bingham went to Saginaw,
Saturday, to visit d M. Hunters fam
lily.
Martin-Senour's House paint 100 per
cent pure. See our colors before you
paint. Stuber's hardware.
Rev. j. d. Halliday was called to
Holly on Thursday to preach the funeral
sermon of former parisioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Monroe. of Flint,
were in Clio Saturday, in attendance
upon the meeting of the G. A. r. and
W. r. G.
Let us repair or recover your UNI
brellas. 1t does not cost much and they
will be ready for the next rain storm.
w. S. Arnold.
Parties having watches or clocks at
Ormsbee's Jewelry Store are requested
to call for same at once, as Mr.. Orms-
bee is contemplating change. Adv.
Owing to the inability of the prose-
cutor to be present the assault case of
the People VS.. John McGarvey, was adj
journed from last Saturday to Saturday,
May 2.
Mrs. S. Ssson went to Detroit Sun
day, to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Clarence Johnson, a niece, who was
known to several Clio people and who
died few days since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Daily spent Sun
day at the General hospital, in Saginaw,
, with Oscar Lee, who underwent seri-
= Gus operation about three weeks ago.
q and who is convalescing very slowly.
The senior class of Mt. Morris high
school will present a comedy entitled
"The Hand of the Law" at st. Mary s
hall, Friday evening, May LIST. The
production may be depended upon to be
a mirth maker of the first class.
L d. Gillett has the sales agency for
the famous Overland cars again this
year. He also keeps in stock a full
line of accessories and will operate a
repair shop, An interesting ad apper-
tanning to his business appears else
where in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hill, of Vienna,
moved last week to a new home at
Sunnyside, WASH, where their sons and
several other relatives reside. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill have been good neighbors and
good citizens and will have the best
wishes of many friends for success and
happiness in their new home.
H. E. Newton has a Duroc-J ersey
brood SOW that is certainly doing hei
part to reduce the high cost of living,
having given birth, one day last week,
to twenty little piggies, all living. Mr.
Newton says the old animal was so con.
fused over her numerous family that
she was nearly distracted and hardly
dared move about for fear of stepping
on some of them.
On Friday evening, May 8, the Chris
tian Endeavor society of the M. P.
church, will give an entertainment, in
that building, consisting of vocal and
instrumental music, recitations, May
: pole drill, etc., etc. 1t is planned tc
make the entertainment thoroughly en-.
joyable and the public is cordially in.
vited to attend. Admission 10c. Pro.
gram will be announced later.
Chas Ladue and family returned tt
Clio, last week, after residing in West
Virginia during the winter months, Mr.
Ladue being employed there at his trade
as a glass blower. He brought Chas
Sturdivant glass cane that certainly
is work of art. The large tank of mol
ten glass in the factory where he worked
is 4ox20x12 feet, holds $50 tons and re-
quires three weeks to become sufficient
. ly hot.
The Clio Condensed Milk Company
has been having considerable trouble
with furnace attached to the POW
dered milk equipment, in fact, the frs
furnace proved wholly failure ane
was destroyed in few hours by the
excessive heat. They are now installing
an extensive set of steam radiator.
which they are confident will do tn,
work successfully. When this worl
is completed and the new water system
is in working order, all of which it il
expected will be the case shortly, the
factory will be in shape to run t.
capacity.
: The determination of O. o. Forbusf
not to repair clocks is quite well known
and some weeks ago DR.. Hamilton, Of
Grand Rapids, brother of Mrs. VIM
English, and practical joker, sent {