The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-03-16
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measles.
Mrs. Frank Miller visited relatives in
Flint, Sunday.
Miss Verna Lembach was Saginaw
caller, Monday.
S. S. Clum and Merrell S. Clum were
in Flint Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Palmer spent Saturday
and Sunday in Flushing.
Mrs. Edwin Dilly visited Flint rel
atives Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Iva Butler and Miss Grace
Fisher spent Sunday in Flint.
Floyd McCrady and Fred Miller were
in Detroit on business, Wednesday,
Mrs. C.. Jobson attended sewing
club, in Flint, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Lutz, of Flint, spent Sum
day with her father, Philip Van Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Clum visited MIR.
and Mrs. Pierson, of Saginaw, Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Jewell is spending a few
weeks visiting relatives in Elkhart,
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't. Jewell visited
the latter's parents in Forest, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Persis Fox, of Highland. visited
Mrs. Geo. Swihart and Mrs. 5. S. Clum,
Saturday.
Mrs. Albert LaDue spent Wednesday
with her sister, Mrs. Marshall Irving,
of Flint.
Carl Williams and Noel Burris, of
Flint, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Curtis and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Loomis of Arbela.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Tiff and daughter
Viola, spent Sunday wsth Mr.. and Mrs.
Vern Woolston, of Fordney.
Mrs. M. C. Doyle and Mrs. David
Wardei spent Wednesday in Flint, at
the home of Mrs. Geo. Hubbard.
Mrs G. w. Hoff was called to Perry,
Wednesday, to attend the funeral of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. c. G. Hoff.
1t is time to think about your new
spring hats. Call and see my up-to-
date stock. Mrs. c. G. Beeman. Adv.
A birthday surprise was given in
honor of Mrs. John Hummer, Friday
evening. A social evening with refresh
was enjoyed.
Albert Carr sold his residence in this
village, early this week, to Mr.. Laird,
Flint. Mr.. Carr will give possession
the first of April.
Call and see my line of new spring
hats, in all the latest styles and all the
popular colors of the season. Mrs. c..
G. Beeman. Adv.
Following is list of the nominees on
the tickets that will be presented to the
voters of the various townships in this
vicinity on Monday,
Miss Sarah Rice left for Midland,
Tuesday, for few weeks visit with
relatives. after which she will go to
her sisters home in Holyoke, Mass.
Turnkey Don Burton and wife, of
Flint, visited Clio and West Vienna
friends. last Friday. Mr.. Burton was
here on official business as well as on a
visit
A large delegation of ladies' from
Flint came to Clio Thursday afternoon
,and assisted in the institution of a
local branch of the Ladies' Orange
Lodge.
r. Jones has bought the entire groc-
cry stock and fixtures of B. j. Wilson.
The purchaser has moved the stock to
his own store and will dispose of the
| fixtures to outside parties.
About sixteen gentlemen of this place
attended the Republican banquet at
Flint, Wednesday evening. Senator
Borah was unable to be present, but
Congressman Kelly and Fess gave
magnificent, patriotic speeches.
A horse, which was tied in front of
Fred Sturdevant's 5 meatmarket, Monday
afternoon, became frightened and jump
ed against one of the street lights,
breaking it off about six inches from
the ground The horse was uninjured.
We are compelled to omit some news
matter this week because it was re-
ceived too late for publication. The
fact that we have to take our forms to
Chesaning to have them printed makes
it absolutely necessary to close them
early
Vienna Grange entertains Genesee
Pomona at the Grange hall this after
noon and evening. Judge Mark w.
Stevens will deliver an address in the
evening on Marriage and the Divorce
Evil, '" The public is cordially invited
to attend the lecture.
E. w. Leavenworth, of Walled Lake,
was Clio visitor, Friday. Mr.. Leav-
onworth was formerly agent for the
P M. r. r. in Clio and has a host of
| friends here He is now engaged in
farming and reports his family as be-
ing in the best of health.
Morning papers announce the over
thro of the Russian government, the
abdication of the car and the supremacy
of the duma or representatives of the
people. If this be true. and the people
retain their supremacy it will constitute
the most benefcent result of the great
war up to the present time.
Pearl Odell, of Pine Run, was
operated on at his home, one day last
week. for appendicitis, coming through
the operation nicely and now being on
the road to recovery. The Odell family
have been sorely beset with illness of
late and their many friends will rejoice
with them when better days dawn.