The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-02-26

Mrs E. R. May, of Saginaw, visited
her parents, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. C. Chambers. was in Flint,
Wednesday, visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Guy w. Selby.
Miss Evelyn Greene spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. H. K. Leach,
of Montrose.
Will E. Reardon, of Midland, for
mer resident of Clio. is candidate for
the Office of mayor of Midland, where
he has resided and been prominent in
business circles for many years.
Messrs. NJ. VanSlyke and L. Boomer,
of Flint, spent Thursday. last, with Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Williams. The latter
has been i'll of neuritis and under the
care of physician since Saturday.
There will be no full moon in Febru-
airy, this being the first time her lunar
majesty has failed to get full at least
once month since 1916. Look up your
almanacs and you'll see that we are
posted.
The exhibit made by the Clio Con-
densed Milk Co., at the dairy show in
Flint was one of the most interesting
and was always surrounded by crowd
of spectators B. w. Doyle was in
charge of the exhibit.
The work shop of The Messenger
Office has been neatly repapered, giving
us what we believe to be one of the
lightest, cleanest and best equipped
country print shops in the county. Dan
Woolson did the papering.
Geo. A. Lacure has commenced oper-
atoms on a new farm house to replace
the one destroyed by fire few weeks
ago. The house will be 26x26 on the
ground, two stories, with wing for a
Kitchen and an ample porch and cellar.
Earl McCrady, who has been the eff
cient manager of the local yard of the
May Lumber Co.. has resigned his
position and has been succeeded by H.
j. Reinig, who formerly held the posi-
ton and is well and favorably known
to the public here.
The Otter Lake Electric Light 4
Power Co has made application to the
villages of Otter Lake, Otisville and
Fostoria for franchises. The power
house will be located at Otter Lake if
the franchises are granted. as it seems
probable they will be.
Jep Skinner, of Argentine, candidate
! for nomination as County Road Com
missioner on the Republican ticket, was
caller at The Messenger Office, We'd
nesday. Mr.. Skinner says he feels
much encouraged at the support his
candidacy is receiving in all parts of
the county.
The Local Option Flying Squadron
will reach Clio at 1000 m. Saturday,
February q, and will be here for one
hour, leaving at IL. 80 o'clock for Mt.
Morris. The pupils of the public
schools will participate in the meeting
and sing several patriotic songs. as
well as several other special, songs in
which they are now rehearsing. See
the large ad elsewhere in The Messen-
ger.
Voters of Clio who have recently
moved into town, or who have not reg
istered and voted at some preceding
village election, should be very careful
to register Sat-, Mar. 6, in accordance
with the notice of registration printed
elsewhere. Registration as voter in
the township does not afford an elector
the right to participate in a village
election, as he must be registered for
that special purpose.
Prof. J. G. Chapel, of this place, is a
candidate for nomination to the Office
of County Commissioner of Schools on
the Democratic ticket at the approach
ing primary. Prof. Chapel does not be-
long to our school of politics, but he is
Genesee county boy, has excellent
educational qualifications and a splen-
did reputation as an educator and citi-
gen. If he should be elected to the
Office to which he aspires we are con-.
fident the interests of the schools of the
county would be well subserved.