The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-11-10

Mrs. p. f. White underwent surgi-
cal operation at Hurley Hospital, in
Flint, yesterday morning. She went
through the ordeal nicely, and her pres
ent condition is considered favorable
Miss Verna Lembach will be hostess
at granite shower to be given at her
home, this evening, in honor of Miss
Pernie Davis. A dinner will be served.
covers being laid for sixteen young
ladies who will constitute the company.
II. H. Davie. of Pottervile, Eaton
county, was guest Of his sister. Mrs.
A. NJ Stuber, and family, Tuesday. He
came mainly to see his beautiful twin
nephews, and it was his testimony that
they were worth coming long way to
| see.
The Epworth League of the M. +.
Church will give Dutch supper at the
home of j. X. Frost, in Pine Run, Fri
day evening, Nov 18th, at which time
a short program will also be given.
Price for supper 25c. The public is in
vited.
Fred Brewer, of Arbela township
will hold an auction sale of farm stock
and tools, Tuesday, November IA, for
details of which see large adj elsewhere.
Mr.. Brewer and his family expect to
move to Flint, shortly, where he will
work in the auto shops.
Mrs. Lee Davis, of Pine Run, gave a
birthday dinner in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Pernie, last Sunday, at which
nine young ladies were present. A de-
lightful menu was served and the
guests presented Miss Davis with a
handsome table mirror.
w. II. Beeman and family are mov-
ing from their former home at Boyne
City to Detroit, in which latter city
Mr.. Beman is engaged in the real es-
tate business. Miss Eula l.. Beeman is
a guest of her grandparents here while
her family is engaged in moving to
their new home.
Born, Monday, Nov. 6, to Mr.. and
Mrs. lack Whaley, of Vienna township,
an eight pound son who has been named
Daniel Elias, after his two grand
fathers. That he may grow up to in
herit the many sterling qualities of
these gentlemen is as good wish as
we can make for him.
Mrs. R. c. Sandersfield entertained
at dinner, Wednesday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. b. S. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Corwin and Rev. and Mrs. G.. w.
Greene. 1t was the pleasure of the
party to celebrate the birthday of Mr.
Sanderstield and Mrs. Corwin, which
occurred on the same date.
After an illness of eight weeks, of
typhoid fever, during which time he
was cared for at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. WILDER, of
Thetford, Clay WILDER has so far re-
covered rs to be able TO resume his
duties in the law office of Brennan.
Cook & Gundry, in Flint. in which city
Mr.. WILDER and his family have again
taken up their residence.
We have been favored with an inter-
esting sample of early journalism in a
copy of the "Vienna Sentinel" pub
lished at Clio in 1880. The pages are
six by nine inches in size, and are print
ed on pink paper. The market quota
tions show that potatoes were selling at
that time at rs cents per bushel; butter,
20 cents per pound; eggs, 20 cents per
dozen; corn, 40 cents per bushel; oats,
80 cents per bushel; wheat, SO cents
per bushel
After visit of several weeks with
friends in Toledo, Dundee and Detroit,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. McCrady returned to
their home, Monday. While in Detroi,
they had the privilege of listening tc
Rev. Billy Sunday several times, anc
. describe him as man of remarkable
power. In Toledo they saw the ''hu
. man fly" climb sixteen story building
t and in Dundee, they were guests of the
Messrs. o. E. and j. L. Mott, WHIT
were formerly residents of Clio. The
/ latter are now engaged in the manu-
facture of line of gents furnishing: