The Clio messenger., 1914-01-30

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Thurday.
Mks Bertha Yerden was Flint Wis
itor nturday.
E.Nrmsby is recovering from re-
cent tttack Of the grip.
Mr. Dora Brown visited her par
ents ne day last week.
MI. John Greenly, of Flint, called
on Co friends Saturday.
Sch Hotchkiss and wife, of Mont
rose, were in town Thursday.
Sevices will be held at the F. M.
churih next Sunday at the usual hour.
Ms. E. S. Lathrop and Mrs. Andrew
Chapell were Flint visitors Thursday.
Wlnted to Buy-40 acres land, part
ly cash. part time.
VIM Edwards, Clio.
Gov for Sale-No. young grade
Holstein due Feb. 1st.
@A B. M. Beeman.
MIS-. Meyer Sines, of Flint, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs Fred Sturdi-
vanl h,r
YIN. Brown, of Thetford, has a
sicl horse, which, however. is getting
better.
Ms. VIM. Schofeld, of Saginaw,
speb Tuesday with her mother, Mrs
c. I Rice.
NJ. and Mrs. C. Clay, OF Arbela, Wis
ite, 1er brother. David Eaton and fam
ily,sruesd sday.
l. Parry, of Vassar, visited his
,gr, ndmother, Mrs. G. C. Rice, Monday
ana Tuesday.
Hiss Edna Matzen, cf Flint, was in
town Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Miss Clara Rice.
fred Houghton fell while loading hay
into car one day last week, and was
slightly injured.
I. w. Tinker, and Dan Rogers, of
the Clio condensed milk company, are
in Detroit this week.
"A. D. Runlet, who has been sick for
some months, is reported to be grad
u'lly growing weaker.
! Kew. E. C. C. Benson is holding reviv-
Al meetings in West Wanna and re-
ports gratifying results.
VIM. Stafford, of Montrose, called on
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Staf-
ford, one day last week.
Mr., and Mrs, J. B. Underhill, of Rol-
| lin, are here visiting her mother, Mrs.
r. Eaton, and other relatives.
M. F. Chamberlain, of Saginaw,
syent Sunday with his cousins. E. d.
Smith and Mrs. j. G. Chambers.
Mrs. E. G. c. Benson is spending the
week at her fathers home in Howell,
tnd visiting her sister, who is i'll.
Mrs. Arthur Amidon returned Wed.
nesday from Ann Arbor, where she
had been tsaing medical treatment.
!, Mrs. Ray ,Ford and little daughter,
Evelyn, Of flint, visited with her par.
ents. Mr.. afd Mrs. Frederick Haas.
| Caleb Smith, pioneer of Bridgeport
and one of its best known citizens, wa.
found dead in bed one day last week.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Green and Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Green, of Flint, spent Sun
day with Mrs. j. Green in Mt. Morris
Wanted Furnished farm to work OF
shares. 100 to 160 acres. Recommend
ton. VIM. Edwards,
i Sig Clio, route 8.
Ed Hyman and wife are the happ,
parents of daughter, born recently
: May happiness and prosperity ever at
tend her.
Next Wednesday evening the Clean
ers will hold meeting for initiation a
, Pine Run, and a large attendance
desired. Refreshments will be served
Mrs. C. C.. Beeman went to Grac
hospital in Detroit Monday where sh
underwent surgical treatment. He
present condition is regarded very ia,
orably.
Robins have put in an appearance 9
2 Pine Run according to reliable inform
6 ton. Let us hope the brave fellow
5 will not have use for their winter ovel
5 coats.
y Chas. Dennis and Jesse Scram an
? wife, Of Flint, were in town On bus
5 ness Wednesday. Mr.. Dennis has bee
, i'll for long time, but is now gettin
' better.
Y Anti-saloon meetings held in tf
churches here last Sunday were well a
: tended. Rev. IF. Rutledge, of D.
: troit, and Attorney Edwin Rawdin, ,
Ann Arbor, were the speakers.
!. Chas. Begole. living one mile sout
and one mile east of Clio, is having tv