The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-06-30
LOCAL

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Connorsvlle. Ind.
Mrs. II. E. Monroe. of Flint, is visit
ing friends in Clio.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
ETaylor is quite i'll.
1 I Robertson carries complete line of
fcandies-always fresh.
Perry Richards, of West Vienna, is
reported to be quite i'll.
Roes s,,,o, :. soda .s. . f1oont\ getting
Mrs. A. Goodfellow entertained the
Needlecraft Club on Thursday.
Mrs. Hopkins homeNSkde baked
goods of all kinds at EnglishN>-
Miss Margery Henderson, of Flint,
spent several days in Clio this week.
Mrs. Tom Henderson and son, Archie,
were guests of Mrs. Hoff on Saturday.
Miss Mabel Goodfellow spent Thurs
day as guest of Miss Alena Green, of
Flint.
Mrs. James Moody and daughter,
Marvel, visited in Flint several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hayes are visit
ing friends in Inlay City and Lapeer
this week.
Frank Harper has commenced the
erection of new residence on New St.,
south of the residence of Mrs. A. B.
Hathaway.
Frank Shaw and daughter, Grace,
visited Mrs Grace Knight, Of Pontiac,
on Sunday.
w. w. Blackney and DR.. H. A..
Stewart, of Flint, were Clio callers,
Wednesday.
John Covert has been quite i'll this
week from an attack of pleurisy but is
now improving.
Mrs. l.. T. VanWinkle, of Grand Rap
ids, spent the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. Ada Wisner.
1 Mrs. Ina Robinson, of Flint, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gilett
II and family last week.
II Fred Johnson, of Flint, was guest
\ of his mother, Mrs. Clara Johnson, of
S. w. Vienna. last week.
N. Gilett and M. E. Smith are
getting out oak finish for new houses
they contemplate building soon.
Mrs. Ida Bingham returned home
II Wednesday after visit of eleven
II months with friends in the East.
II John Bowren, his son Arthur, and the
latter's wife were guests of Mr.. and
Y Mrs. Chas. Bowren last Sunday.
Miss Ella Guild returned to Ypsilarti,
Sunday, where she is attending school,
II after weeks vacation at home.
Mrs. u. Henderson and son, Archie,
II of Flint, were visitors at the home of
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hoff, Saturday.
John Beardslee and wife and Rev.
and Mrs. C. w. Greene were guests in
the home of VIM. Margeson, Wednes-
] day.
Rob Jewell and Art Jewell, of Clio,
and Clayton Cox, of Saginaw, spent
Wednesday in Argentine on fishing
trip.
DR.. Russell Runnells has been admit
ted to practice as veterinary sur
geon See his professional card else
where.
Bees attacked AL Roby's dog one
day last week and stung him so seri-
ously that he died from the result of
the injury.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Daniels, of De-
trolt, were guests of Mrs. H. A..
Daniels and Miss Marian Daniels over
Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Houghton, Mrs. Fred
Houghton and children, Will Houghton
and Mrs. Maggie York visited in Capac,
Tuesday.
C. r. Robertson has had his residence
newly painted, which has added very
greatly to its appearance. Dan Wool
son did the work.
Fred Houghton motored to Franken-
muth, Sunday. A number from here
attended the ball game played by Sagi-
nav and Frankenmuth.
Mrs. Ella Rockwell returned home
! Friday after a visit of couple of
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. S.
Alexander, in Bay City.
Postmaster j. j. Jones underwent an
operation for the relief of catarrhal
trouble, at Saginaw, last week. The
operation was very successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Louer, of Lam
sing, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Richardson this week and are now visit
ing relatives in Genesee township.
Miss Mae Hoff. of Detroit, and Miss