The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-03-17

NiVc I1ouRnCOn YOUR orueT luz lertii-
izer and save $500 per ton. Just the
price of a new spring bonnet.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Stafford have re-
turned to their home here after spend
ing the past three months on their
farm.
Mrs. VIM. Smith, of Flint, was
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Allan Toby
and Mrs. John Green, from Thursday
until Tuesday.
H. G. Pound. of Flint, visited his
parents, Wednesday. His father, who
has been i'll for number of weeks, is
now on the gain.
Watch for the big ad next week.
Auction sale of jewelry at Robertson's
drug store, Saturday, March 25. E. l.
Powers, auctioneer.
! Mrs. r. L.. Scott and daughter, Bes-
sic, attended the Union Farmers Club |
at the home of Frank Frost, in Birch |
Run, last Wednesday.
The Messenger was in error last
week in the little item in regard to
Fred Goodrich. 1t should have read
Floyd instead of Fred.
Mrs. H. C.. Beardsley underwent an
operation for adenoids, Monday, at
Flint, returning home Monday after
noon, and is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Geo. Knickerbocker has not i'm
proved as rapidly as was hoped, in the
hospital at Ann Arbor, and it is ex-
pected she will come home some time
this week.
There will be big auction sale of
jewelry at Robertson's drug store next
week Saturday. Jewelry stock will go
for what it will bring E. l.. Powers,
auctioneer.
Mrs. Fisk Brown has returned home
from Hurley Hospital where She re-
Gently underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis. She is making very salts
factory recovery.
Mrs. Floyd McCrady has been in
Flint the past week, called there by
. the serious illness of her father, VIM.
Van Patten. He is reported to be i'm
e proving slowly at this time.
M. A. C. has provided for the carry
ing on of its engineering department,
!, the main building of which was des-
1 troyed by fire last week. Walter
Knickerbocker, who is senior in this
t department, will thus be permitted to
J, complete his course and get his sheep
skin.
: Editor and Mrs. T. w. Smithson, of
e Otisville, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. d. Meeks over Sunday, upon which
e occasion, also, Mrs. Meeks rendered a
|. birthday dinner to her sister, Mrs. N.
w. Mann, covers being laid for eleven.
. The affair was surprise and thorough.
ly delightful.
S. M. Bacon, of Flushing township,
:. has purchased from F. M. Houghton
= Co. and is hauling home this week,
= car loads of about 800 rods of No. /, 4
inch glazed tile; also 80 blu. of Wiscon.
e sin seed beans. MIR. Bacon contem.
J. plates under draining about 60 acres oil
IS land that he will plant to beans anc
sugar beets.
,. A visit to the condensary this week
ID disclosed to the editor the fact that thu
= equipment there is very much superior
to that which was in use in the ole
I'd plant. Everything is of the latest and
If most improved type, and Clio and thu
j. surrounding country may well be PROUD
of this industry, which is now estab
r. lished upon the firmest and finest basis
s. Mt. Morris held village election
j. after all and quite bit of additional
spice was injected into it because sew
Of eral who opposed the regular tickle
lie procured stickers and made race fo
lie different Offices. AS a result of thi
Geo. Mckenzie was elected assessor il
. place of Alfred J. Bache, the regula
' nominee. The balance of the regula
,o ticket was elected.
re Chas. H. Montague returned hom
Saturday from Battle creek, where n
n had been attending the annual thre
10 days. convention of the Michigan
> Thresherman Association. In the priz
a. drawing contest which took place Fri
day, Mr.. Montague was lucky enoug
to draw the first prize, which was
= Madison-Kipp oil pump given by tn
- Advance-Rumely Machine Company.
. The Boy Scouts of Clio will presen
the drama, "Down the Black Canon,
at st. Mary's Hall, Mt. Morris, Satur
- day evening. The young ladies an,
!" gentlemen who form the cast gave yer.
: commendable presentations of the play
III in Clio and we can commend them t,
p" the people of Mt. Morris. The boy
feel very grateful to Rev. FIR. Lub!