The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-11-13

Saturday.
Mrs Marshal E. Smith was a Flint
visitor, Monday.
Miss Sarah Hitler spent Sunday with
Miss Daisy Durham in Flint.
Music at the Booster Store Saturday,
evening will be furnished by Ruth
Chappell.
Fred Smith and sister, Miss Mary, of
Tawas, visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Wood over Sunday.
Hot air furnaces have been installed in
the homes of Dr. Ben Goodfellow and
A. j. Littiefield this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rathbone have
sent cards to Clio friends announcing
their safe arrival in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and fam
lily, of Flint, have moved into the resi-
dence recently occupied by j. j. Bacon.
The Monday Study Club met with Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Reed, Monday evening.
The interesting topic of discussion was
Charlemagne.
Miss Ella Smith spent Sunday in De-
troit with her parents and on Monday
received visit from her brother, Law
renee, of Bay City.
Walter Wilson expects to go to Al
bany, Indiana, soon, where he will sing
during a series of revival meetings
which will be held by noted evange-
list.
The Loyal Orange Lodge held a pleas
ant session Monday evening and con-
ferred the degrees upon two candidates.
The work was followed by light
luncheon.
The dreaded hoof and mouth disease
I has broken out in Almont, Lapeer coun-
ty, and forty head of cattle have been
destroyed. The township has been
placed under quarantine.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Arnold were
taken by auto last week to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Baker, at Otter
Lake, where they expect to visit until
the latter part OF CnlS week.
4. Miss Marian A. Daniels, who has
s. been nursing Mrs. Harvey Trimper. of
y Birch Run, for the past three weeks,
n has returned to her home in Clio. Mrs.
8 Trimper is convalescing nicely.
= wish to announce to the public that
Q have opened shoe repair shop in the
I. building east of the Masonic Temple.
e All work neatly and promptly done and
!" at reasonable prices. A. H. Thomas.
Miss Grace Montney visited Mrs. Earl
Parks in Flint, Sunday. The latter is
in Hurley Hospital slowly recovering
from the effects of an automobile acct
n dent of which she was victim few
IT weeks ago.
IS DR.. Lewis Albert Banks, a speaker
q of national fame, gave a magnificent
:. lecture in favor of nation wide prohibi-
n ton at the M. E. Church last Sunday
N evening. He said he believed that end
ID would be reached within the next five
a years.
Our village water works system un-
doubtedly constitutes a splendid addi-
ton to the means of protection against
fire in the business section of the vii
e lage and some steps ought to be taken
,s to secure advantage from it in a reduc-
o ton of insurance rates.
e The fine, now homes of c. G. Matzen
d and DR.. Ben Goodfellow are rapidly
y nearing completion. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
:, zen expect to get into their home with
n in the week and Mr.. and Mrs. Goodfel.
!. low hope their home will be ready fol
ID occupancy within a month. A com.
modious garage is being erected on the
Doctors lot.
F. M. Houghton went to Saginaw,
Friday, and accompanied home his
brother, Will, who has been in the hos
pital there for some weeks. The doc
tors are quite encouraged regarding
the condition of Wills limb but the
operation that was performed upon il
was of so serious nature that it will
be necessary to keep it in cast fol
three months longer.
Louis Mueller and family are pre-
pairing to remove to one of the subur
ban towns near Detroit, where they
will be more conveniently located neal
N. Mr.. Mueller's office in that city. The
Muellers have been esteemed and valued
m. residents of Clio for a number of years
e their intended departure will be noted
Is with much regret and the best wishes
of many friends will follow them t.
their new home.
1t is with profound regret that we
NJ report the condition of L. Brown, Of
Thetford, as being very critical. Mr.
Brown grew to manhood in this vicin
ity his entire life has been spent here
and he has ALWAYS been esteemed b,