The Clio messenger., 1914-11-06
LOCAL

Clio friends, Monday.
Service at the Montrose Brick Church |
at o'clock Sunday evening.
B. +. Sitter, of Detroit, visited j. H.
O'Rourke, Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Cobbledick, of Royal Oak,
spent Sunday with friends in Clio.
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Bodne and Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Jobson motored 20 La
peer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bacon, Of Flint,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Stout.
During the month of October the Clio
Milk Condensary bought a total of
1888, 528 pounds of milk.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Myles, of Sagi-
nav, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
F. Bodine, Wednesday.
Mrs. J. C. Chambers went to Wixom,
Thursday. for few days visit with
VIM. Chambers and family.
Joseph Bacon moved this week into
Mrs. Valiquet's house. recently occu-
pied by Fred Pomeroy and family.
Mrs. Geo A. Lacure and son, Hilton,
were in Kalamazoo last week where
they were guests of Mrs. Lacure's
aunt.
Rev. Clark Turbin, pastor of North
Jackson M. P. Church was a guest of
Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Greene one day last
week
A. M. Keiser, of Wasta, S. D., was
visitor at this office Tuesday. He is
visiting his sister, Mrs. F. o. Russell,
at Flint.
IN. Ault and family, of Sandusky,
Ohio, are moving to Clio this week. Mr..
Ault has been engaged as foreman at
the condensary.
Mr.. A. E. Kelsey and family, of Sag
inaw: spent Saturday of last week with
Mrs. Kelsey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. M. Beeman.
Mrs Ida Bingham entertained Mrs.
c. w. Green and Mrs. Geo. Armstrong,
of Flint, last week Wednesday after
noon and evening.
Mesdames Fred Sturdivant, Charles
Dyball and Robbins Jones spent Thurs
day with the latter's brother, Colin
: Moran, and family, in Montrose.
Genesee County Association, o. E S
meets at Linden next week Wednesday
evening. Several members Of the Or
/, der in Clio expect to attend.
If you are looking for big bargains in
groceries read r. Jones' ad. in this is
sue. Special prices for butter and eggs.
Adv.
Mrs. Aaron Williams went to Flint,
Thursday, to visit relatives. Mr.. Will
liams went Saturday to join N the visit
and both returned home Sunday even
lug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund O'Rourke and
A. E. O'Rourke, of Richmond, motored
to Clio and spent Saturday and Sunday
with the formers son, j. H. O'Rourke,
and wife.
,, Mrs. Ethelind O. 'Rourke attended the
, Oakland County Association Of the 0.
r E. S., at Holly. last week Thursday and
? paid visit to her sister who resides in
, that place, at the same time.
Sam Brown, who underwent a very
serious operation at Hurley Hospital in
Flint. few weeks ago, and who has
, been quite i'll since, is now improving
t nicely and is able to get down town and
to ride out some.
Our Fall and Winter line of Walk
Over Shoes for men and women are now
5 on display. If you want real style and
comfort it will pay you to inspect them.
: Taylor's.
? DR.. Ben Goodfellow is reported to
! have been injured in some sort of acci-
! dent with his automobile, Wednesday
r forenoon. He is said to have sustained
/; couple of fractured ribs and other
!, bruises, but was able to get down town
for short while Thursday.
We have been informed of the death
= of Miss Anna Eagan, which occurred
n in hospital at Jersey City, N. j., a
: few days since, The remains were
? brought to Mt. Morris for internment
! Ocpber 81. Miss Eagan's father, VIM.
: r. Eagan, died about a year ago.
:. DR.. P. E. White writes us from
: Chicago that he is convalescing slowly
9 but surely, and that he expects to re-
I turn to his work here about the 18th of
. > the month. He says the weather has
s been fine there, and desires us to ex-
h press his kindest regards to all friends
s Gordon Goodfellow was struck by
t some mail thrown from one of the fast
!, trains, Monday, and for time was
: rendered unconscious. Later he recov-