The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-05-29
LOCAL

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tbs sick list.
Mrs. Zach Whaley is suffering from
severe attack of quinsy.
Fern Davis and Verna Lembach spent
Sunday afternoon in Birch Run.
See our prices and goods before decid-
ing on commencement gifts. Stuber's.
VIM. Houghton has so far recovered
as to be able to get about on crutches.
Philip VanPatten, of Pine Run. is re-
covering from an attack of heart trou-
BILE.
Mrs. John Falls, Sr., of Mt. Morris,
who has been seriously i'll of pneumonia,
is recovering.
Mrs. Abe Miller, who fell and broke
her wrist couple of weeks ago, is re-
covering nicely.
Frank Whitcomb's children, of Far
ranville, who have been i'll of measles,
are recovering.
Mrs. A. M. Rathbun, of Flint, came
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
George Swihart.
| The assessment roll will be turned
over to the village treasurer for collec-
ton next Monday.
S. NJ. Hotchkiss reports that he
shipped another carload of stock from
Clio this week Wednesday.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs Roll
and Covert, a seven pound daughter.
May good fortune ever attend her.
John E. Barnard has resigned his po-
sition with the Clio Condensed Milk Co.
and is now clerking in R. Jones' store.
Lou Brady. Chas. Lembach, James
Taylor and Clarence Reed have recently
purchased Ford autos of Warren &
Knight.
Geo. Brewer is the new "Watkins
Man" for district comprising nine
townships. He began to cover the ter
ritory, Monday.
Little Rethea Covert was slightly bit
ten on the face by neighbours dog,
Wednesday evening. The dogs owner
promptly had the animal killed.
DR.. w. R. Cox has now established
his family in the Carter house near the
M. P. church. Mrs. Cox and infant
daughter came over from Millington,
Tuesday.
Harvey Collar seems to be making
satisfactory progress toward recovery,
though the fracture of the collar bone
which he sustained is very difficult
one to repair.
Percy Erich, whose ankle was badly
fractured last week, has been consid-
erably under the weather since the &C
cident, but was obliged to get down
town on business Wednesday.
The attending physician informs us
that Hazen Worden, son of the man
who has been suffering from small pox
at Thetford Center, is now i'll from the
disease. Mr.. Worden, ST., is GONZALES
cent.
B. B. Bibbins is once again conduc-
tor on the S. & F. and will begin his
regular run next Monday. AL Will
marth will succeed Mr.. Bibbins as pro-
prietor of the Searchlight bowling
alleys.
Regular meeting Of Vienna Lodge, F.
& A. M. next Tuesday evening. Work
in M. M. degree. Prior to or following
the regular session an important meet
ing of the Temple Association will be
held. The attendance of all brothers is
particularly desired.
Sale of remnants of the Frost stock
is still continuing. There are Ladies,
Gents and Children's Shoes, Under
wear, Mems Hats and Caps, small
quantity of Clothing, Collars, Etc, all
going at prices to clear them out as we
must positively vacate the building
within short time. J.. X. Frost.
Geo. Thompson's team became fright
ened at DIR. Ben Goodfellow's automo-
bile, at Farranville, last Saturday and
ran away, demolishing the carriage.
The auto was standing still at the time
of the accident and Mr.. Thompson was
at the horses heads tryingto hold them,
despite which they managed to get
away.
Blinded by the street light or by
shadows thrown upon the street, E. w.
Hymen, occupying a carriage in COM
pany with his wife and infant daughter,
collided with rig driven by David
Wing, on>Vienna st. near the P. M.
tracks, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hy-
men and the baby were thrown from
their carriage and painfully though not
seriously bruised.
Kelly & Brennan have been playing
to fair sized houses each night this
week and vet the attendance has not