The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-03-19

The Ladies, AID society OF the No. r.
Church will give 20c supper in the
church parlors next Tuesday evening,
beginning at 80 and continuing unit
all are served. The public is cordially
invited. ttt
Rev. Frs. Luby, of Mt Morris. and
Hewelt, Of Flint, were pleasant callers
at the Messenger sanctum, Wednesday.
The church and other parish buildings
at Mt. Morris have just been wired fol
electric lights.
Mrs. Cbas. G. Matzen, has, returned
to her studies at the Detroit School OF
Design. Several of the furnishings OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Matzen's beautiful new
homo were designed by the latter and
are very charmingly artistic.
Lloyd Hill will have an auction sale
of farm stock and tools on his farm one
mile south and three-fourths of mile
west of Clio. tomorrow, Saturday.
March 20. beginning at one O'Clock
sharp. See large ad elsewhere.
Mrs. Walter Bingham and Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Alexander spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Woolfit in
Mt. Morris, where they were also
joined by Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Curtis,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gillett and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Bruner.
A. S. Parker has been moving his
Photographic studio to part of the
lot occupied by his residence. The lot
formerly occupied by the studio is the
property of Lewis Ayliffe, who, we
understand, will erect A residence
thereon during the coming summer.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Blight came very near to destruction
last Wednesday morning. when the
ceiling and floor caught fire from a
stove pipe. Prompt effort, however,
saved the house, after damage amount
ing to about 500 had been done. In
sured in Farmers Mutual.
Vienna Chapter, o E. S. will go to
Saginaw, Monday evening, where the
ladies of the degree team will confer
the degrees for Saginaw Chapter. 1t
is proposed to leave Clio at 1921 in the
afternoon, and returning the car will
leave Saginaw at about 10:4o. All
members of the Order are cordially in
vited.
Percy Erich wishes to call the atten-
ton of the public to the fact that his
auction sale of farm stock and tools
and machinery, which was postponed
last Monday will positively be held at
the same place and hour next Monday.
Roast OK will be provided for lunch and
every effort will be made to compen-
safe those who came last Monday and
were disappointed. Read the large ad
elsewhere.
The following item, handed in some
time ago, was mislaid, hence it's publ
cation at this time:
"Among the Clio girls who attended
the party given in honor of Mr.. j. D.
Wilson. Friday, February 26, 1915,
were the following Misses: Frieda Con-
rad, Kate Goodwin, Gladys Tufford,
Jennette Parson, and Merel Montney.
Refreshments were served and fine
time was reported by ALL"
While Chas. Montague and Neil Carey
were driving the formers Ford car, near
Layton Corners, Wednesday. dog ran
out of farm yard and got directly in
the path of the machine. The result
was that the front wheels were taken
completely out from under the auto
while the dog was considerably ad-
vanced in the process of sausage manu-
facture. Neither of the occupants of
the machine were injured and it was
towed to Clio for repairs.
James j. Jones began his duties as
postmaster of Clio, Wednesday morn
ing, having received his commission,
duly signed by President Wilson, the
day previously. Mrs. Anna Becker will
be the clerk in the Office, although Miss
Marine Rice, who has served so eff
GENTLY and faithfully through Post
master Lacure's incumbency, will re-
main in that position a short time.
Mrs. j. j. Jones will be assistant post.
master. Here's hoping-and believing
that Postmaster Jones and the pa
irons of the.office find mutual pleasure
in his incumbency.