The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-07-31
LOCAL

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Flint.
Hammocks at cut prices at Huyck' s
Drug Store.
Miss Jennette Parsons has returned
from months visit in the East.
Mrs. ]. H. Schlosser and Mrs. H. S.
Schlosser were in Flint, Tuesday.
Mrs. E. S. Cleveland went to Sagi-
nav Tuesday for several days visit
with friends.
4 Marcus B. Terry, of Toledo, has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. j. j. Par
sons, for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Montague
and daughter, Helen, were Flint visit
ors, Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. E. Kelsey and son, Leon, of
Saginaw, spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. M. Beeman.
Two wool fibre rugs for sale, 9x12,
good condition. will be sold cheap. Mrs.
j. c. Chambers; phone central.
l.. B. Fuller reports the beet crop as
being one Of the finest he has seen
since being connected with the business.
Roy Lembach threshed his wheat this
week, the yield being forty bushels to
the acre. Stub Hewitt did the thresh-
ing.
Pickle Growers-We have on hand
and for sale, quantity of crates made
especially for handling cucumbers. Gil
lett Mfg. Co. 26
c. w. Taylor and Arthur Amidon
have been having their porches equipped
with screens, which will provide fine
sleeping quarters if they so desire.
Mrs. S. Shaft. of Flint, gave talk
before the local w. e. T. U. Tuesday
afternoon and while here was guest
of Mrs. H. C. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Valiquet and the lat
ter's mother. Mrs. Louisa Barber, are
attending the Michigan State Holiness
campmeeting at Eaton Rapids.
Edwin Ormsbee and cousin, Miss
Ormsbee, who were visiting relatives
in Indiana for several weeks. returned
to Clio last week. They report splen-
did time.
Uric Acid in the blood is known to
be an important factor in the cause of
Rheumatism-NyaPs Rheumatic Rem
edy rids the system of the acid and
does it promptly. Bodine's Drug Store.
The condition of A. N. Stuber and
daughter is practically unchanged. The
little girl is still unconscious, though
able to take considerable liquid nourish-
ment. and Mr.. Stuber's temperature is
very high.
wish to announce to the public that
have returned from my trip and par
ties having watches or clocks in my
possession are requested to call at my
residence at once and get their prop
erty. Edwin Ormsbee.
Bert Silver, proprietor of the famous
! Silver Family Show, writes us to say
that the show will be in Clio, Aug. II,
or thereabout. The show is one of the
cleanest and best now on the road ir
Michigan and is justly popular where.
ever known.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Lewis and Mrs
Geo. Aplin, of West Bay City, visited
Mrs. S. E. Sissins, their sister, Friday
night, motoring to Flint, Saturday
morning, to call on an aunt 80 year:
old, taking her for ride and returning
home in the afternoon.
Horace HI. Baker and Mrs. Anna j
Clink, of Flint, personal friends of Rev
and Mrs. E. c. c. Benson, were mar
ried by the former at the parsonage
Friday afternoon. July "a. The bride
is most estimable lady and the groom
is connected with the Flint water work.
department
Mrs. /. M. Beeman and grandson
Edward, nave gone to Boyne City, To-
a couple of weeks visit with the for
mer's son, w. H. Beeman. They wer,
accompanied by Miss Eula Beeman
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Beeman
who has been visiting relatives in thi
vicinity for several weeks.
Louis N. Sheardy and wife, of Cor
unna, spent Sunday with the latter,
sister, Mrs. B. w. Doyle. and family
Mr.. Sheardy is editor and proprietor o.
the Corunna Independent. one of thu
best country papers in Michigan. HI
returned home Monday but Mrs. Shear
dy remained until Wednesday.
MRS. Edith Mann and little daughter
Thelma, of West Baden Springs, Ind.
and the formers friend, Miss DIV,
Ellis, were guests of Mrs. Mann.