The Clio messenger., 1915-10-08
LOCAL

VIM. Halligan spent Wednesday in
Saginaw.
Mrs. M. E. Smith was Flint visitor,
Thurday.
Earl McGinness has been sick the
past week.
Russell Runnells was home from nj.
A. C. over Sunday.
Geo. Swihart is confined to his home
by an attack of lumbago.
Miss Ada Haligan and Mrs. d. F.
Anderson spent Thursday in Flint.
Mrs. N. w. Mann and Miss M. Byrne
were in Saginaw, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs M. T. Herman, of
Flint. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
l.. Bowren, Sunday.
Howard Moody has been confined to
his home by illness for several days.
but is now improving.
Mrs. l.. r. Willard and Mrs. G. J.
Willard visited with the formers sis
ters, in Flint, last Friday.
Born, last week Thursday, September
80. to Mr. and Mrs. Rob't Stafford.
fine son. May fortune smile upon him.
Owing tn the illness of our compos-
itor The Messenger is a day late. this
week. We ask the indulgence of our
readers.
You are cordially invited to attend
dancing party at Auditorium, Thursday
evening, Oct 14th Amidon's orches-
ira. SOC couple.
Don't forget the dancing party at
Auditorium, Thursday evening, Oct.
14th. If YOU don't dance come out and
hear the fine music.
Dancing party, Auditorium Thursday
evening, October 14th. Splendid music,
good floor. SOC couple, extra lady. 25c.
Don't forget the date.
Mrs. f. Tuman went to Flint. Satur.
day, expecting to remain in that city
for some time as a guest of her cousin,
Mrs. H. F. Congleton.
"Nick" Leach, an employe at the
garage was "kicked" bv refractory
motor. one day last week, and sustained
badly sprained wrist.
Lamont Fisher. of Detroit, Miss Edna
Hinkley. Ray Rogers and Miss Eva
Benjamin. of Flint, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Schlosser.
A gold ring, found on the streets, has
4 been brought to this office where the
owner may recover it by describing il
and paying for this advertisement.
Mrs. w. J. Lucas, of Gloversville, N
Y, with her little son and daughter
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. A. Haven, and other relatives.
Parties needing engraved name cards
wedding or correspondence stationery
should call at The Messenger office and
zee the beautiful line we are showing.
Edgar Lunt. of Cleveland Chic, anc
the Misses Myrle and Myrtle Howell
of Goodrich, have been the guests o.
their uncle, William Howell. this week
Mrs. H. F. Bodine has returned from
Leslie, where for a number of weeks
she assisted in the care of her mother
who was i'll of typhoid. The latter i
now convalescent.
The manv friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Manasseh West, who have resided fo
the last year in Royal Oak, will be gla,
to learn that they have moved back ont
their farm north and west of Clio.
Chesaning's field days, which wer
postponed few weeks ago, will b.
held next week wednesday and Thurs
day, October 13 and ID. Aeroplan
flights and general good time is prom
ised.
Silver leaf maple shade trees hav
been bought and will be set out. w
understand, on the entire tract recentl
plated and sold on West Vienna st
This will make the plat very beautifu
in time.
Mrs. Julie Cunningham, of Kingston
who came, Saturday. to spend fey
weeks with her sister, Mrs. L. l.. Davis
accompanied her neice, Mrs. j. c
Scherping, of Flint, home, Monday, fo
- few days visit.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chase and MI
! and Mrs. Lester Pickering attended tn
County Grange at Flint, Thursday, a
| delegates from Vienna Grange. Mr.. an
Mrs Chase were elected delegates t
| the State Grange to be held at Muske
| gon about the middle of December.
| ]. G.. Chapel is building new res
dence in Flint which he expects to OF
cupy in the near future. Prof. an
Mrs. Chapel and little Rosalynn hav
many friends in Clio who will regre
their departure, but will wish thei
every success and happiness in the
new home.
o. o. Forbush is building moder
residence on West Vienna ST.. whic
will be occupied, when completed, by h
father and mother who now reside |
Oxford. The house will be heated wit
a furnace and will contain all othe
modern conveniences.
Uncle Jimmie Brewer. aged 81, an
handicapped by broken hip is som
! champion athlete for all. Last wee
he stuck his crutch in the ground an
! cut corn to beat the band, establishin
10 record. we believe for eighty-sever
- year-old's in Michigan.
n Clyde Willard. proprietor of tn
r Birch Run Leader, is quite i'll, and fo
time it was thought was threatene
with typhoid. At present he is some
what improved, but is still confined
his bed His many friends in Clio wi