The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-09-17
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DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Neelands re-
turned from their visit to Canada last
Friday.
VIM. Weir visited his daughter, Mrs.
Herman Knowles, in Linwood, over
Sunday.
o. E. Hampstead and Martin Brown
motored to Columbiaville on a business
trip, Tuesday.
House and lot for sale. Good loca-
ton. Price right. Enquire at Taylor's
Clothing Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shaw, of Cali
fornia, are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bacon.
New fall millinery now on sale at
Mrs. N. w. Manns We will have no
formal opening this year.
Ladies, you are cordially invited to
attend our millinery opening. Thursday
and Friday, Sept. 16 and II. Mrs. C.
G. Beeman.
Mrs. G. w. Greene and Miss Bertha
Yerden were guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Saxby, of Genesee, from Saturday
until Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. B. Goodfellow and H.
F. Bodine were state fair visitors, Mon
day and Tuesday. B. S. Jennings took
in the same big show, Friday.
An auto license tag, No. CO37O, has
been left at this office where the owner
may recover it. License tag 90S69 may
also be recovered at this office.
Chas. Stevens is incapacitated for
work because of accidentally receiving
shoch from 500 volts of electricity
while working in the Buick factory at
Flint, last week.
We have never shown handsomer
line of hats and trimmings than we
shall have on display this week. Fall
opening, Thursday and Friday of next
week. to which all are invited. Mrs.
c. c Beeman.
William Giberson, of Saginaw, was a
pleasant caller at The Messenger sane
tum, Wednesday. He and Mrs. Giber-
son have sold their home in Saginaw,
and have not, as yet, determined ex-
actly where they will locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Stafford, of Clio,
Mrs. Sanford Smith and little son,
Eden, of Alpena, Mrs. VIM. Brown, of
Thetford, Mrs. William Root, of Otis
vile, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Mcknight, of Dawson, Tuesday.
While standing on big tin can, Sat-
urday, and possibly trying to emulate
the great VanNorman. who rode the
ball to the top of the spiral tower dur
ing home coming, little Cora Pillen fell
and sustained a severe fracture of one
of her wrists.
Everyone knows that no better brick
have ever been made in Michigan than
those turned out at the local yard, and
this fact has received striking recog-
milton this year in the fact that con-
tracts for both the state and federal
governments are being completed with
brick supplied by Mr.. diff.
A two-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson Spickler fell down the
cellar steps of the family home, Tues
day, and striking large crock at the
bottom, cut severe cash in her fore
head. The force of the blow broke the
crock in pieces and it is remarkable
evidence of the elasticity of youth that
the little girl was not killed.
The new bungalow home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vess Butler, on Critics street, is
completed and makes very handsome
and convenient home. The interior fin
ish is in dark oak with hardwood floors
and there will be hard and soft water
and a bath available in the house.
Messrs. Wright and Carter built the
house, which is certainly a testimonial
so their careful and efficient workman
ship.
! Things are booming in the table fac
tory where twenty-five men are now
employed. The goods turned out by
the company are proving very popular
and there is an increasing demand for
them. 1t has taken extraordinary pa
thence and courage to get the factory
on its feet and now that it has beer
done we feel like complimenting the
company and congratulating the village
at large, of which the factory is large
and increasing asset.
Ed. l.. Beeman and wife are sojourn'
ing at Mackinac Island for few
weeks. 1t almost seems as though we
should be willing to have the hay fever
in consideration of the privilege of be-
ing cured at Mackinac Island, which
is undoubtedly one of the most beauti
full and picturesque spots in the world
The island, with its majestic cliffs
crowned with trees, upon whose tower
ing heights are perched the pretty cot