The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-13
Den MOODY was in town Wednesday.

| itor, Wednesday.
Miss Emily Mccormick was Clio
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Green, of Flint, was
Clio visitor Tuesday.
The condition of A. D. Rundlet is re-
ported about the same.
Mrs. Clarence Eagan is visiting
friends in Flint this week.
Mrs. S. Hotchkiss, of Montrose, was
business visitor in town Tuesday.
VIM. Foamer returned from an ex-
tended stay in Florida, Wednesday.
The whistle on the Milk Factory was
blown for the first time Wednesday.
Walter Wilson was called to Rock
ford, Saturday morning, by the death
of sister.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Jones were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Cox, in Saginaw,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. thinner and
daughter, Isabelle, visited relatives in
Saginaw, Sunday.
Feed grinding every day. Highest
| u.
son. Tinney Bldg.
Mrs. A M. Rathbun and Miss Julia
Rathbun spent few days with Mrs Geo.
Swihart last week.
Miss Hazel Griswold visited her aunt,
Mrs. Hattie Myers, in Kalamazoo, from
Sunday until Tuesday.
Mrs. F. Bixby. of Burt, and Mrs.
Mckay, Of Clio, were guests of Mrs.
Ed Woolfit, Saturday.
Miss Delta st. Clair found the Boost
er Button and secured the gold watch
given by Hurd's Variety Store.
Drs. White and Goodfelow and Glenn
| Williams are owners of new Ford autos
purchased of Warren & knight.
Having bebome a Booster in the
Booster Club, would thank my friends
and schoolmates to save their coupons
| for me. Bessie Day.
Mrs. Harry Hudson and little daugh-
ter. of MontrC Sc, are guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Sargent, this week.
About forty members of the Orange
lodge went to Montrose. Wednesday
evening, where a new lodge with ten
charter members was instituted.
Fer Keeps" is good old game, pop
ular with the kids just now, and consid-
cradle property is changing hands.
Stockings and trousers are very much
out at the knees.
Mrs. John Green entertained about
fifty friends and neighbors, Tuesday
evening. Cards and other games were
enjoyed and delicious three course
luncheon was served.
Meeks & Wirth have just received
their new spring line of Keith "Con-
queror" shoes for men. than which
there are none better made. Sold the
world over, $3.50 to $500.
C. G. Beeman went to Detroit, Mon
day, and accompanied Mrs. Beeman
home. The latter is much improved in
health through the treatment she re-
ceived in the hospital and expects to be
able to get down to her place of bust
ness within the next two weeks.
Glen Williams and Ed Bartholomew,
under direction of the Probate Court,
have appraised the personal property
of the late Clara A. Rice and the same
: will be sold at auction later. The farm
property belonging to the Rice estate
has been let to Jones & Hayen for the
coming year
We are informed that a commit
tee representing the creditors Of the
2 Clio Manufacturing Company fiav,
recommended that n settlement b,
made with that concern on basi:
{ of SOC on the dollar. Such an Offcl
G is said to have been made, and ir
case it is accepted, which is MOI
: improbable, it is likely the factor!
2 will again be put in operation. Ev
: eryone will hope that the affairs o
the company may be smoOthed on
and that it may enjoy Il prosper
! Gus future. 1t is a concern such a.
! Clio can i'll afford to lose.
g In this hard workaday world
s sentiment is surely being pushed
e off the map. You can't get by will
i it anywhere now. It's only the coli
G that counts. These reflections ar
the result of recent personal CORES
pondence between the writer anl
' his better half. OF course the writ
: er's letter contained some little sen
!, timental expressions and this i
, what he got in reply: If you hav
: any money to spare | wish yol
would send me some; what | neet
! is soft coal instead of soft SOAP
= jeff never handed Mutt anything
worse than this.
4 From the Tuscola County Time
: we learn that David s. Halsteat
died in the General Hospital a
!. Saginaw whittier he had been takel
= for operative treatment on Tuesda,
! March 5. Mr.. Halstead was post
! master here for many years ant
: greatly respected. He was an enthus
: iastic member of the Masonic order
being a past master of Clio lodge
+ and was buried with full MasOni
s honors at his home in Vassar, las
o Friday. He is survived by his wife
: one daughter, Mrs. III. H. TOWNSEND
Y of Algonac, son Talbert, at home
t, and an aged sister, Mrs. 0. ID. Pei
D ry, McGraw, New York.
y The Messenger finds itself alliet