The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-07-21

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Field, left for
her home in Mecosta, Tuesday. On her
way home she will visit relatives in Mt
Pleasant.
Mrs. Adah Wisner went to Saginaw,
Wednesday, for few days visit with
friends. Last week Friday and Satur-
day she was in Worthwhile, where her
granddaughter, Miss Villette Struble, is
at present visiting her father, John
Walker.
The Delta Alpha class of the M. P.
Church held their business meeting at
the home of Miss Frances Utley on Fri
day, July Ia. Following the business
session social hour was enjoyed by
the class. About eighteen members
were present. The class spent Wednes-
day July 10, at Flint River.
At the reorganization of the school
board the old officers were reelected
for the ensuing year. The board has
secured an instructor in music and
drawing, the same being Miss Paul
ger, of BEDFORD, a graduate of the
same school as Miss Uptegraff. Fred
Carter was appointed janitor at year.
ly salary of $550.O0.
Mrs. Alexander Hunt, of Detroit, has
been guest in the home of her brother
Rev. c. w. Stephenson, for the past
week. On Thursday DR.. Stephenson
was called to Detroit to officiate at the
funeral of young lady, member of
his congregation when he was a pastor
in that city, and his sister returned
with him to her home at that time.
Mrs. Albert Shaw was slightly hurt
last Sunday, while driving with her son,
Frank, in the grounds of the Deaf and
Dumb Institute at Flint The auto
skidded and ran against curb stone,
throwing Mrs, Shaw against the
top of the machine and bruising her
head somewhat. About SIS 90 in dam
age was done to the machine.
Many Republicans have the idea that
Frank B. Leland, of Detroit, candidate
for the Republican nomination for gov
erpor, is a motor car manufacturer.
This is not true Frank B. Leland is an
Oakland county farmer who became a
lawyer and is now engaged in the bank
ing business in Detroit. He is not re-
lated to Henry M. Leland, Of Detroit.
A national farm tractor demonstra-
ton will be held at Indianapolis, Ind,
the week Of August 2S, at which time
hundreds of these machines which are
fast coming into common use on farms
will be exhibited. The International
Harvester Co. will have specially CON-
plete showing of it's famous "Mogul"
engines, for which Doyle Bros, are
local agents.
During the storm last Sunday light
ming struck and killed fine heifer on
the farm of Geo. E. Rathbone. A sing
ular coincidence in this connection is
that four years ago Mr.. Rathbone' S
team of horses were killed at about the
same spot on the farm, Thus we see
that lightning, contrary to the old say
ing, does occasionally ''strike twice in
the same place"
VIM. Bone, of Pine Run, had the
pleasure of entertaining, one day last
week., Grin Guiles. an old army com.
rade, whom he had not seen since the
close of the war. Both men served ir
Co. B. Fifth Michigan Cavalry, anc
that they had delightful time in 60
ing over the stirring scenes of theil
army life we may be assured. Mr.
Guiles' home is in Florida.
Mrs. c. w. Jobson entertained the
Sew and So Club very delightfully."- al
her home on Tuesday afternoon. A
delicious luncheon was feature of tn.
event. Mrs. H. D. Gage was awarded
pair of scissors as winner of a buttor
J hole contest and Mrs. j. H. O'Rourkt
was given prize in guessing contest
The next meeting of the club will be a
Lakeside Park on Aug. Is.
Mrs. Chas. Lembach and daughter
Verna returned Saturday from thei
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rich
at Dayton, Ohio. While on their tril
: they visited Fort Thomas, Kentucky
where troops are being modified TO
service on the Mexican border, ant
came home by way of Cleveland, from
which city they took the splendid pass
enger steamer. Eastern States, t.
Detroit.