The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-11-27

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Simon, of Saginaw, entitled IAN
Aboard" will be given at the M. E.
church this friday evening. A fine
musical program will be given in con-
nection.
The West Vienna Ladies Aid Society
will hold their annual bazaar at the
home of David Eaton, Thursday. Dec.
3. Dinner will be served at 1900
O'Clock, and supper from 400 until all
are served.
Earl Howe, of Pine Run, made mis-
whack with an axe one day last week
and split the second toe of his left foot
for its entire length. A doctor effected
repairs that are likely to result in a
happy reunited toe.
Sam Brown, who underwent serious
operation at Hurley Hospital in Flint
few weeks ago, and who was seriously
i'll afterward, is now able to be out of
doors considerable portion of the time
and is improving nicely.
Saginaw is considering the sending
of carload of flour to the destitute
people of Belgium. The Saginaw Mill
ing Co. offers to furnish the -four at the
actual cost of production, besides Civ
ing 500. 90 worth, and it will be trans
ported to Belgium free of cost.
We have been informed that bag of
perfectly good ducks have been pur-
Joined from Fred Houghton at the ele-
vator. 1t is said that liberal reward
will be paid for the apprehension of the
thief and that several suspects will be
!. observed until after Thanksgiving.
Ralph and Lewis Hayes are the lucky
boys. They spent about ten days in
the north woods, escaped being shot
and killed two fine deer. Mrs. Ralph
} Hayes, who enjoyed visit with her
J parents at Inlay City, during her, hus-
bands absence. has returned home.
Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Greene enter
tanned the faculty of the High School
and Miss Bertha Yerden, Monday even
, ing. Games were played, Miss Yerden
) contributed several charming musical
numbers, and delightful luncheon was
served, all of which inevitably made up
: a very pleasant affair.
: While digging a sewer near the Fred
= Sturdivant residence, Tuesday, Allie
E Williams felt his pick strike some hard
. substance which on examination proved
to be five dollar gold piece. The coin
2 had been mutilated by hole being
S punched in one edge, but it is still worth
r about its face value as old gold.
Miss Inez Marshall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Marshall, the efficient
preceptress of the Pailthorp school,
met with quite painful accident, We'd
oesday morning, when she slipped on
D the steps of the school building and
s sprained one of her ankles severely.
D She will be unable to attend school for
a few days but is recovering as nicely
! as could be hoped for.
. B. S. Jennings was in Flint, Tuesday
in attendance upon the annual meeting
of Genesee County Mutual Insurance
Co. VIM. ID. Clark was elected Sec
A: Treas. for the ensuing year and provis-
ion was made to allow members owning
rodded buildings to enter a class by
themselves if they so desire. Frank
a Marshall was elected one of the vice
presidents and Geo. Pound director.
0 Losses during the year totalled about
4 So, 10000.
The Masonic Temple and Auditorium
f enough so to make it plain that it is to
y be an ornament as well as a very great
: convenience to the people of Clio and
vicinity. Not many places in Michigan,
, even of twice the size of Clio, have
9 anything of the kind that approaches
> it. The expense, of course. has been
o considerable and it is to be hoped the
public will be appreciative and liberal
In lts support.
! While descending the stairs of the
, family residence at Pine Run, Monday
: night at about eleven o'clock, Mrs.
Walter Frost in some manner lost hei
footing and fell to the bottom. An ex.
animation disclosed that she had sus.
tanned fracture Of both bones of hei
y left arm at the wrist, very bad injury
besides receiving several severe bruises
The fracture was repaired Wednesday
d afternoon. and at last reports the pa
n tent was progressing as fAvorably a!
o could be expected.
: We were misinformed last week il
regard to an accident reported to have
: been sustained by William Yesster, al