The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-06-18
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"six" auto.
Chas. Lincoln, who has been quite i'll,
is recovering.
Mrs. Harry Price is confined to her
bed by illness.
Mr.. Whitlock, of Iowa, is guest of
Miss Josephine Unbeham.
Mrs. Elmer Murphy, of Arbela, went
to Bay City, Friday, to visit her
brother.
All persons owing me are requested
to call and settle Immediately. o. o.
Forbush.
Mrs. John Leavenworth, of Now, will
be guest of her son, Warner, and
family, for time.
Miss Cecil Henderson, of Flint, visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Henderson, Wednesday.
Mrs C. N. Parker is visiting her par
ents and other friends at West Branch
and other northern points.
Mrs. H. E. Monroe, of Flint, was in
the village Monday and took dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Sargent.
One of the section hands who make
their home in car, south of town, has
been quite i'll this week of appendicitis.
Thomas diff and Eugene Jones left
for Houghton Lake, Monday, where
they expect to put in the week fishing.
The seven-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Allen, who has been
very i'll of bronchial pneumonia, is bet
ter.
FIR. Thomas Luby is having St. Mary's
Hall, at Mt. Morris, neatly decorated
in anticipation of commencement exer-
cises.
Big line of the latest books for sum-
mer reading. Glad to have you look
over the line. The Nyal Store-Bo-
dimes.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Burtis E. Woolfitt, of
Flint, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Meeks
motored to Grand Rapids and back, Sun
day, 237 miles.
The Messenger was in error last week
in stating that the council had bought
40, 600 gallons of oil; 1000 gallons was
the correct figure.
Lots of good things in jewelry and
silverware at our store. You will do
we'll to look over our stock before buy
ing. The Nyal Store-Bodine's
The little lads aid lasses of Miss
Haven's room had picnic yester-
day, as fitting finale to pleasant
and successful year of work in school,
Mesdames E. l.. Page and Roy w.
Carter, and the latter's daughter. Mil
dred, of Lapeer, are guests of the
ladies' mother, Mrs. M. Westover this
week.
During temporary absence from
her home, and while calling on neigh
Dor, few days ago, some one entered
the home of Mrs. Frank Rockafellow
and stole about four dollars in money.
Howard Field, of NJ. A. c., was
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
M. Field, few days this week. return
ing later to participate in commence
ment as a member of the class of 1915.
Mt. Morris is to have a fine, new
chemical fire engine costing $500. 1t
will have two tanks, each containing
90 gallons, either of which can be re-
charged while the other is being used.
On her return from Thetford, Ont,
where she went last week to attend the
funeral of relative. Mrs. Benz. Good
fellow was accompanied home by her
mother, Mrs. C. A. Brewer, who will
visit her for time.
Mrs. Grace Perrine is the only woman
| in America who owns and manages a
tent show enterprise. She is the owner
and manager of the Perrine Dog and
Pony show which will exhibit at Clio,
Wednesday, June %.
Mesdames Maud Goodfellow and Shan
non Scott, and the formers son, Cor
don, are in Olivet this week, in attend
ance upon the commencement program
of the college, Miss Mabel Goodfellow
being member of this years class.
Fred Green, of Vienna, and Ernest
Magnus, of Birch Run township, have
bought B. L. K. COW milking outfits
from Doyle Bros. during the past week.
These outfits are giving fine satisfac-
ton wherever installed.
The Perrine Dog and Pony Show is
the only show in the United States that
is owned and managed by woman.
Mrs. Grace Perrine is the sole owner
and manager of this enterprise, and the
show will exhibit at Clio. Wednesday,