The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-04-17
LOCAL

| prove IN health.
Our stock of brushes is complete.
See them, Stuber's.
David Turnbull is spending the week
with his brother in Capac, Mich.
Mrs. Chas. Barron and sister, of
Ithaca, are visiting friends in Clio.
Mrs. Angelina Knapp went to Flint
Tuesday, to visit Mrs. Jake Groves.
Car load good cedar fence posts for
sale. Harvey Cummins.
Harry Davey, of Durand, was guest
of his mother the fore part of the week.
E. r. May and Miss Josephine Huyck
were guests of friends in Grand Ledge
over Sunday.
Herbert Eastman, of Freeland, Mich,
has been spending a few days with
friends in Clio.
Jas. Hannah and Miss Hazel Fordyce,
of Flint, visited Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Scherping. Sunday.
Use Chi-Namel for refinishing wood
work, linoleum, iron beds or porch fur
niture. Stuber's hardware.
James R. Brewer, who has been i'll
the greater part of the winter, is i'm
proving somewhat in health.
Let US repair or recover your UNI
brellas. 1t does not cost much and they
will be ready for the next rain storm.
w. S. Arnold.
Let me clean and repair your gaso-
line stoves now, and have them ready
for warm weather. A good job guar
anteed or no pay. w. S. Arnold.
Duncan Macarthur, who has been
spending the week with his cousin. Hugh
MacCormick, has returned to Buffalo to
begin work on the lakes as soon as navi-
cation opens up.
1t requires fifteen hundred feet of
water main to bring water from the
creek to the Condensed milk factory,
but it is all now in place, practically,
and the company is anxiously awaiting
the arrival of the pumping machinery.
Mesdames N. w. Mann and d. D..
Meeks will be guests of their sister,
Mrs. J. T. Jones, of Detroit, on Thurs
day. 1t being Mrs. Jones' birthday,
she will give dinner and theatre party.
Guests will be present from Flint, Fen
ton and Chicago.
Adam and Chris Schmitzer, of Birch
Run, have bought the Hotel Central at
Chesaning, and will take possession
about May LIST. They expect to re-
model the hotel and make it first-class
in every particular and the business has
a good chance to be very prosperous.
A troop of boy scouts in Clio would be
a grand thing. 1t would afford the boys
an opportunity for a lot of healthful and
wholesome recreation, and some man
who has the time and qualifications
would find in the Office of scout master
an opportunity for the most helpful and
valuable service.
After two weeks visit in Clio Mrs.
c. H. Reed returned to her home in
Chesaning, Saturday. Because of re-
luctance to take the little sons out Of
school when the end of the school year is
so near at hand it is probable that the
family Of the editor will not arrive in
Clio until after the sumner vacation be-
gins.
Hiram Chase returned to Clio, We'd
nesday, after a visit of some months at
Dungeness, WASH, and at other points
in Idaho and the west. Dungeness is
on Puget Sound and Mr.. Chase says
the winter climate IS delightful, roses
being in bloom out of doors continually.
Industrial conditions, however, are not
at all favorable, some of the largest
mills being shut down and hundreds of
men being out of employment.
Miss Ida Wadsworth, who has been
ill at the home of Miss. Marian Daniels
for number of weeks, vas the recipi-
ent of many calls Sunday, among those
who came were Mrs. H. J. Hinkley and
Mrs. Ella Barnard, of Afbela. Mrs.
Edw. Burns, Of Mt. Morris, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. l. G. Berry, Of Dawson, and
the Misses Edna and Geneva Monroe,
of Flint. Mrs. Mable Deyo, pf Davi-
son, was caller on Tuesday. We are
glad to state that Miss Wadsw0rth is
now improving rapidly and expects next
week to go to the home of her sister.
in Arbela.
Pursuant to action taken by the conr-
Gil at its last meeting, Highway COM
missioner Chas. Best and large force
of men and teams started in Wednes,
day morning to remove the surface dirt
from Vienna street and at the time of
our going to press enough of the dirt
has been taken off so that the energetic
Mr.. Best is giving Col. Goethals a race