The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-04-03

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Saginaw, were Clio visitors, Monday.
G. R. Warren of M. A. c.. spent
Tuesday with Walter Knickerbocker.
After months struggle with the
grip, H. Tobias is regaining his health
Ed Lothrop has been little under
the weather of late because of a severe
cold.
Mrs. j. Totten and Mrs. John Rot
tiers, of Birch Run, were Clio callers
Friday.
Mrs. John Haffner, returned Monday
from weeks visit in Saginaw anC
New Lothrop.
Mrs. Benz. Briggs and Mrs. j. c.
Teachout, of Mt. Morris, were Clio
visitors Monday.
Emil Hanke is confined to his home
with the measles, and his daughter j:
i'll with the humps.
Mrs. C. c. Beeman has display ad
in this issue that will be of interest tt
the ladies'. Read it,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson
Saturday, a ten ID. boy. Congratula
tions and best wishes.
Miss Mary Bohns and Miss REQ Gebo
of Flint, are guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. John Haffner.
MIR. and Mrs. ] B. French returned
Friday from visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Walter Rix, in Detroit.
The editor is entertaining his better
half this week and is glad to make
this plain statement Of fact.
Mrs. Eva Cowles and family living or
the Isaac Gillet farm, have moved to
Wolverine, their former home.
Miss Evelyn Larabee arrived in town
Sunday night to take up her work as
trimmer at Mrs. N. w. Mann's.
Henry Ford, wife and little daughter,
left Wednesday for two weeks visit
with relatives near Chesaning.
Miss Martha Bundt, who has beer
her arm is able to be out again.
Walter Knickerbocker, Howard Field
and Russell Russell have returned from
M. A. c. for the spring vacation.
Misses Catherine Close, Marguerite
| Close and Evelyn Green attended the
teachers meeting in Flint Saturday.
The new kidney Heel" shoes in pat
ent leather and gun metal, for women
at the "Walk Over" store-Taylor's.
| Manassah West and family, after
the holding of the auction sale on their
farm, expect to go to Royal Oak to re-
side.
VIM. Burley and family have moved
to Flushing, having formerly lived on
the Mary A. Pailthorp farm in w. vi
emma.
One of the windows in Chown's res
taurant was accidentally broken Tues
day by some boys who were playing
ball nearby.
Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. thinner
and daughter Isabelle, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Madden at
Birch Run, Sunday.
Ladies, have you seen the new "Kid-
ney Heel shoes Taylor is showing in
'Walk Over" quality? We will be
glad to show them to you. 9
Mrs. Robert Scott, Sr. who has been
suffering with broken wrist, and frac-
tured hand, for the past six months,
has not fully recovered as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Haven are the
happy parents of a son, born March 20,
weight 9 lbs, name Harold Arthur.
May he Give long and prosper"
Mrs. Lyman Boomer, of Flint, and
Mrs. Hannah Buzzell of Holly, were
guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
Aaron Williams, Wednesday night.
August Yeaster, Bion Bibbins, Ern-
est Hurd, Oliver Stanley, Floyd Good
fellow and Roy Lenbach attended the
masquerade at Birch Run, Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Maggie HINT, of Lake Orion,
visited her sister, Mrs. John Green, this
week. All Mr.. and Mrs Green's child
dren and grandchildren were present
at dinner during the lady's visit.
Two brood sows belonging to Will
Price, of Thetford, are doing their best
to realize the Rooseveltian theory, hav-
ing recently given birth to family of
tYenty-seven pigs all at one time.
A team of horses belonging to Alfred
Mann ran away Saturday, throwing Mr..
Mann out, but not .injuring him. They
ran into a tree near Hopkins livery and
stopped. The damage was slight.
Vienna Grange will hold its regular
meeting on the afternoon of April 10,
instead OF the evening OF that day, in
order to accommodate the Republican
banquet which will be held in the hall
on that evening.
The attention of our readers is called
to ad of w. S. Arnold which appears in
this issue. Mr.. Arnold is well known
as mechanic in this vicinity, and is
equipped to turn out the very best of
work in his line
We are glad to announce that Meeks
a. Wirth vii h"-eafter be represented
in the ad. Columns of The Mes
senger. They carry an extensive and
splendid line of goods and our readers
will find it advantageous to read their
ads. regularly.