The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-19

luck supper was served and a very en-
joyable time is reported.
For that cold take Laxacold-t tablets
anyone can take-no quinine, no buzz
ing in the ears-relief in day and
night. We guarantee them. Bodine's.
Drugs and Kodaks.
Rev. G. w. Baldwin. the new district
superintendent of the M. E. Church,
made his first appearance in the local
pulpit and that of the church at West
Vienna last Sunday. He is very force
full and logical speaker, and left most
pleasant impression with all who heard
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ayliffe entertained
on Sunday, Clarence Beebe, wife and
family, Allie Beebe and Mrs. Flora
Burbank, all of Owosso, Wade Will
Jams and wife, of Arbela, and Mrs. c.
l.. Ayiffe, of Clio. A fine dinner was
served covers being laid for sixteen and
a splendid time was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scherping and
children. Mrs. L. l.. Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Scherping were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Davis, of Flint, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, and daughter, Iva, spent Tues
day night with her mother and on
Wednesday they started for their new
home in Evart, making the trip by
automobile.
Mrs. Rosamond Beebe is visiting
friends in this vicinity, having left her
summer home at Bay View last week.
She says this season has been the cold
est and most unpleasant within her rec
objection at the Northern Michigan re-
sorts. After concluding her visit
here, Mrs. Beebe will spend the winter
with friends in Manchester and Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Lewis have fav-
ored the editor with gift of persim-
mons. part of quantity that was sent
to them by friend living in the South.
Persimmons grow only in the Southern
states and when dead ripe are sweet
and delicious, but when even a trifle
green are very puckery and unpleasant,
They grow on trees, some of which are
as large as our largest pear trees, but
resemble wild cherry tree more close
ly in foliage and shape.
Frank Richards, of Alma, was in
Clio, Friday, having been called to
Saginaw to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Dibble. The lat
ter was buried in Grand Blanc. and it
was while enroute home from the latter
place that Mr.. Richards stopped for an
hour or so here. Mrs. Dibble was the
mother of DR.. Wealthy Dibble, the
well-known woman physician of Sagi-
nav.
Leland Bodine's many friends will be
glad to know that he is recovering
from the operation he underwent last
week as nicely as can be expected and
the prospect is that within week or
so he will be well enough so that he
can be brought home. 1t takes consd-
cradle courage for boy willingly to
undergo such an ordeal as Leland went
through and everyone will join the
hope that his reward may be permanent
good health.
The Detroit Creamery Co. paid out
over $4,000 for milk received at this
station during October. The conden-
sery buildings have been practically
completed and as soon as the machin-
cry is received and installed the plant
will be put into full operation. The
equipment will be great improvement
over that formerly used, so that an era
of unprecedented prosperity seems to
be opening before the dairying interests
of this vicinity.
Will Habkirk. of Pine Run, brought
box of freshly picked strawberries to
town, Monday, which he presented to
the ladies employed in the bean picking
department of the elevator. This is an
awful good record, but it may be, if
Mr.. Habkirk keeps right on, he will be
able to induce strawberries to grow on
the ice. The next step after that would
be to induce ice to grow on the straw
berries thereby doing away with the
necessity for cold storage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Buell. left for Los
Angeles, California, on Monday last,
where they will spend the winter as
guests of their niece, Mrs. M. E. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buell. were joined on the
trip by four cousins. Mrs. P. d. Phil.
lips, of Mt. Morris, and three Others
from Ohio. They are going over the
Burlington Route from Chicago which
will enable them to enjoy many scenic
wonders in Colorado and other western
states. The many friends of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Buell. will join in the hope that
they may have good health and enjoy