The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-12

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Miss Inez Field is spending her vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
r. Field.
Miss Eleanor Field is home for a few
weeks from Big Rapids where she is
attending the Ferris Institute.
Miss Thelma Dersnah, of Mt. Pleas
ant, attended the wedding of Miss Alice
Field and MIR. Eugene Dersnah.
Mrs. S. L. Etter and children, of Sag
NAV, were in Clio Wednesday to attend
the wedding of Miss Alice Field and
Mr.. Eugene Dersnah.
Mrs. Rosamond Beebe, who has been
visiting friends in this vicinity for sew
eral weeks left for her summer home
at Bay View, Tuesday.
Born, last week, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Phillips, of Flint, son. Mrs.
Phillips will be remembered by many
Clio friends as having formerly been
Miss Flora Haas. Our congratulations
to the happy parents.
The postoffice department at Wash
ington has just made ruling that post
Office orders are now payable at any
office most convenient to the holder.
Heretofore they were payable only at
the Office on which they were drawn.
John Cord, engineer at the Conden-
sary, has been i'll Of neuritis the past
week and unable to work. Milk and
cream are being taken in at present in
sufficient quantities so that the plant is
operated at night as we'll as in the day
time.
Mrs. Wesley Andrews, of Hastings,
! who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. E. G Hackney, for the past two
weeks, returned home Wednesday, be-
ing accompanied by her little grand
daughter, Annabelle, who will visit her
grandparents for some weeks.
Remember that today is Field Day at
the Clio Public School grounds. A fine
list of sports will be carried out and the
public can show its interest and help.
fulness in this important branch OF
school work by attending. 1t will dc
you good to "root " little.
Gov. Ferris has issued a proclama.
: ton, calling on the people to observe
Sunday. June 14th as Flag Day. He
says: Let the people of Michigan or
Sunday, June 14th, display this sacred
emblem and conduct such exercises as
will encourage our youth to love and
reverence the flag, and what it sym.
bolizes"
8 Clos growing popularity as trad
ing center was strikingly attested, Sat
urday night, when teams were hitched
along the street about as thickly as
they could stand. Our farmer friends
were very complimentary in their re.
, marks about the new hitching posts
and when our paving is completed, we
believe we are safe in saying that Clio
will have one of the most attractive
/ business streets of any village in Mich
igan.
, Gus Conkey brought the first lot Of
r Strawberries to market, Monday, ant
now they are being received quite plen
!, tifully. None of those shipped in, earl
t Ter in the season, can approach the ma
d tive berries in flavor, but the no
: weather of the past week has not beer
very favorable for the crop. There il
= plenty of moisture in the SOIL but tn,
!. heat has blasted great many bios
SONS, we are told, and burned much O.
: the fruit on the vines.
= On June 10th at noon, Miss Alic,
Field was united in marriage to Mr.
e Eugene Dersnah, of Mt. Pleasant, a
:. the home of the brides parents, Mr.
O and Mrs. /. R. Field, in the presence o
: the immediate families of the principals
i The ceremony was performed by tn
n Rev. C. w. Greene. The bride is
s well known young lady of this village
and a graduate of the Clio Publ
r Schools. The groom has been teaching
! at Hemlock during the past year. TIL
,. happy young couple left on Thursda
= for Battle Creek where they will resid
during the summer.