The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-04-02
LOCAL

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Mrs. A. j. Amidon, who has been i'll
of pleurisy for a number of weeks is
recovering slowly.
Cough and cold remedy for horses
and ca tie, Soc per bottle. w. X. Cox,
veterinarian, Clio.
Mrs w. H. Stout has been quite i'll
of tonsilitis the past week. but is now
somewhat improved.
Carol and Martha Best, of Holly, will
visit their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Best, until after Sunday.
Mrs. H. C. Newton, who has been
visiting friends in Flint and Fenton.
during the past four or five weeks, has
returned home.
Mrs. J. j. Jones was the recipient
last week of box of beautiful Cali
fornia oranges from Mrs. Emma Heath,
who resides in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will VanTifflin, of I'm
Law City, spent Thursday with their
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Hayes, and called
on Mr.. and Mrs A A. Williams.
A large number of students, both
bows and girls, are ION strike" be-
cause of the resignation of Superinten-
dent Chapel The strikers paraded
Monday morning and called at the resi-
dence Of MIR Chapel, who made them
an apprecative speech and advised
them to return to school.
The Birch Run Leader. which sus-
pended publication several weeks ago,
has resumed and presents very cred
| ,tahl IL
Hanna is the editor of the reorganized
newspaper and Clyde Willard, publisher.
Here's hoping the new firm meets with
the success it undoubtedly merits.
S. G. Hopkins, we understand. has
leased the building now occupied as
post office and as soon as suitable re-
pairs can be made will occupy the same
with first class restaurant. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins are well known to Clio
people as restaurant proprietors, and
! will doubtless run place that will be
credit as well as convenience to the
town.
A horse belonging to H. d. Gage he
came frightened at an auto, following
Sunday School at the M. +. Church,
last Sunday, and wheeling suddenly
overturned the carriage, from which he
the Young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gage,
and Keith and Gordon Chapel, who
were in the buggy, very fortunately
i escaped without injury. The horse was
II unframed but the harness and carriage
II were considerably broken up.
II Postmaster Jones wishes us to say
II for him that he is in no wise personally
II responsible for the moving of the post
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II Temple. A numerously signed petition
Il was sent to the Post Office Department
ii at Washington, and the office location
II was changed in accordance with direc-
II tions of the department. However,
Il we shall all hope that people will fine
III the new Office convenient when they
become accustomed to the change.
II Members of the Masonic order in this
vicinity should bear in mind the ap
preaching visit of Grand Master VIM
day evening, April next week.. Al
$50 D. m a banquet will be served tt
II members of the Order, at which P. M
E. E. Huyck will officiate as toastmas
ter. Following this, the third degrees
| will be conferred by the past master
of Vienna Lodge. The whole occasion
II is anticipated with much pleasure ant
II the attendance will doubtless be yer.
| large.
II A contract for painting fine set o
II scenery for the Auditorium stage ha
II has been let to the Washington Scener.
II Co., of Detroit, a concern that paint
ii nearly all the scenery used in the larg
theatres of that city. There will b
II several drop curtains, the asbestos dro
being of a very artistic kind, while tn
stage settings will include the usus
II parlor, kitchen and forest scenes. Tn
II whole outfit is expected to be thor
II oughly modern, and to fittingly cele
II brate it's installation the o. E. S. wi
II put on home talent play some tim
during April.
II A bicycle belonging to Howard Jones
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jones, wa
taken from the S. & r. waiting room
one night last week and for day &
two it looked as though its recover
ii was very doubtful. Then Howard wa
told that young lad who lives in Birc
Run had strange wheel, and went U
there to investigate. He found h
wheel in An upper room of the boy
house, the rims having been part
painted in an effort to change the al
pearance of the wheel. On account (
the boys age, he was given a goo
talk, instead of being arrested, whit
it is sincerely to be hoped he will pro
erly appreciate and profit by.
We have received numerous commu
ications from agricultural colleges, etc
asking us to give various formulas f
spraying fruit trees and impressing Il
necessity for such procedure. We a
not complying because every farme
we believe, who is DESTROYS of harves
y ing a crop of fruit in this country
familiar with the fact that he mu
spray properly in order to have a
~ chance of success. and because the