The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-05-01

Mrs. F. M. Houghton visited her par
ents in Pine Run Thursday.
Mrs. Edith Hurd-Sergeant, of Flint,
visited Clio friends Tuesday.
Mrs. John Richardson, of Mt. Morris,
was Clio visitor Wednesday.
Bargain day for letter paper and en-
velopss at Messenger Office next Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Pagan, of Mt.
Morris, spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred
Green.
Mrs. Martin Montney, living west and
north Of Clio. has been very i'll during
the past week.
Miss Nellie Devereaux, of Flint, was
a guest, Tuesday and Wednesday, of
Mrs. VIM. McKillop.
George Tinker and family are now es-
tablished in their new home, recently
built by w. A. Haven.
Martin-Senour's House paint 100 per
cent pure. See our colors before you
paint. Stuber's hardware.
Going to have new spring suit?
Better see Taylor about it.. Our made
to-measure suits are guaranteed to fit.
Ralph Gillette, a member of the Mont
rose Record staff, was pleasant caller
at the Messenger sanctum Wednesday.
If you are going to buy blue serge
suit this year it will pay you big to
read our ad elsewhere. Meeks & Wirth.
Clio high school base ball team goes
to Mt. Morris for game with the high
school team of that place next Wednes-
day.
Have you seen those new style Pumps
for ladies in Walk Over quality at Tay-
lor's? They are just the thing for
style and comfort.
Fred Lindsay, former well-known
resident of Thetford, died last week
Thursday night in Vassar. He had
been in i'll health for years.
eve Never Disappoint. Order your
Job Printing and get it when promised.
There's twenty-fours in. day and we're
awake all the time. Clio Messenger
Job Printing Department.
The high school entertainment at the
opera house last evening was well pat
ronized and very enjoyable. The musi-
cal numbers by pupils of the school,
large and small, including those of the
string orchestra, were especially pleas:
ing.
| Boosters, watch the show windows of
Hurd's Variety store next Monday for
big miscellaneous display. The per-
son making the most complete list of
the articles displayed will get Apiece
dinner set, and there will be minor
prizes.
c. G. Matzen is having laid the foun-
dation of brick bungalow, 35x35. The
residence will be occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Matzen, is located on Pine street,
will be two stories in height, and when
completed will be one of the finest and
most convenient homes in Clio.
Through service from Flint to Bay
City on the S. & F. electric line will
begin tomorrow morning. This will re-
suit in a general change of the time
table at Clio, details of which are not
now obtainable., We are, therefore,
emitting the S. & F. time table from this
weeks issue.
Our special grocery sale has been a
hummer, trade coming to us from all
parts of the county. Saturday evening
closes the deal. however, and those who
wish to buy sugar and other staples at
the lowest prices in Michigan will have
to make their purchases this week. R.
Jones, Clio. ADV.
Mrs. Mercen C. Hurd and little son,
of Duluth, have been spending couple
of weeks in Clio, as guests of the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Buffum, and other relatives. On SUM-
day last Mrs. M. G. Hurd, Mrs. j. w.
Hurd, and Miss Alice Smith were
guests of friends in Flint.