The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-01-28
LOCAL

1
Bert Francisco is reported as i'm
proving.
Mrs. Fred Sturdivant has been quite
i'll the past week.
Jess la Due was in Saginaw on BUSH
ness, Wednesday.
Henry Adams is again confined to his
home by rheumatic trouble.
Martin Montney has position in one
of the auto factories in Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Hayes were
guests of friends at Chesaning, Sunday.
John Diamond, whose illness was
noted last week, is improving some
what. 4
Two new pupils in Mrs. Whites
room are Mable Alley and Walter
Blaine.
Howard Smith, of Detroit, is the
guest of his parents. MIR. and Mrs. M.
E. Smith.
Born, Monday, to John Pierce and
wife. 10 ID. boy. May his be USE
full and happy life.
B. w. Anthony, d. d., l.. l.. D.. ex-
president of Adrian College, called on
Rev. c. w. Greene, Wednesday.
Guy Selby, Edw. Black and DeHull
Travis. attorneys of Flint, were in
town on legal business, Tuesday.
A. A. Williams has sold his forty
acre farm in Thetford, known as the
Ramsdell place, to c. ID. Doane, OF
Otisville.
Mrs. Herman Dohrman and son, OF
Sebewang, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Franklin and family. The ladies
are cousins.
Prof. Maher, of Flint, will open a
dancing school at the Masonic Temple
next Monday evening. See large ad
elsewhere.
Ernest Hurd has resigned his posi-
ton in 4. j. Wilson's store and has
taken a position in one of the auto fac
Y tories in Flint.
A pocket purse containing small
! amount of change has been picked w
H on the street and brought to this Office
II weere the owner may recover it.
II A. d. Spangler, of Saginaw, calico
II to see his brother-in-law, John Dia
H mond. who is ill, last Sunday. and or
/ Tuesday Mrs. Spangler visited hel
brother.
II S. S. Clum has purchased from Mrs
A. B. Hathaway about three acres OF
land on the west side of town and ex
II poets to build residence on the prop
erty next year.
II This friday evening will be enroll
Il ment night at the night school. AL
ii who wish this course of instruction
II should see Prof. White, at the schoo
II house this evening.
II The Knights of Birmingham will give
dancing party at the Masonic Temple
in Flint, this evening. A cordial invi
II tation is extended to all Clio Masons
II and their ladies'.
III J. Bacon, who has been i'll for num-
IL Der of weeks past, became quite alarm
II ingly so early yesterday morning, but
II his condition has since shown consider
III able improvement.
III Revival services at the M. P. Church
II are being we'll attended. The Rev. Mr.
II Erskine is preaching some very effect
II i've sermons and the singing by thu
HI chorus choir is splendid.
HI If you haven't already subscribed tt
HI our club of magazines do it now. YOU
III will enjoy reading these magazines
Ill We will sell you four magazines ant
hi The Messenger all for 81. 80.
III Mrs. V. B. Butler received message
III yesterday, summoning her to Saginaw
to the bedside of her brother, Logan
Beckwith, who is in one of the hospi
II tails there dangerously i'll of peritonitis
XII Thomas Henderson and family ar
II moving to Flint. Their many friend
III in Clio will regret their departure an
II will join in the wish that they may b
III prosperous and happy in their neN
home.
III Next Wednesday evening, at |. 0. c
III F. Hall, joint installation of the off
III GERS of that body and of the Rebekah
III will occur, the ceremonies to be TO
il lowed by a banquet. The attendant
of all members is requested.
= Mrs. Geo. Gregway, of Hope, VIII
has been a guest of her sister. MIR:
Carl Beeman, for several weeks, Tue:
day morning became the mother of
beautiful boy. Mother and child ar
progressing nicely. Congratulations an
best wishes.
Miss Eva Smith has returned from
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