The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-09-21

oIi'Ss III tnis vicinity lor the past three
months, returned to their home Tuesday.
0. II. Beckwith and wife entertained
on Friday evening p. H. Potter and
wife and son, Mrs. Edw. Campbell of
Saginaw, Verna Lembach and Mrs.
Vess Butler.
Mrs. Samuel Starr and Mrs. II. j.
Hinkley gave dinner at the home of
Mrs. Starr last Sunday in honor of E.
o. Starr and wife, who left for their
home Tuesday.
George Knickerbocker returned home
Monday from Battle Creek where he
has been taking treatment for anemia
at the santarium. His health is some
what improved.
III. S. Penoyer and wife and Mrs. S
S. Roby of Saginaw, Henry Carpenter
and wife, Miss Seeley and Master Wis
ner Penoyer of Flint spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ada Wisner.
Ed Corwin, soh of Isaac Corwin, en-
listed in the Engineer Corps as tele-
graphic lineman. He leaves today for
Detroit. from whence he will be sent to
a training station.
Miss Nellie Stephenson, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Stephenson, left
Friday for Boise, Idaho. where she will
teach in the public schools at that place
for the coming year.
The "Old Time Friends" met again
on Thursday. Sept. 13. at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Waite, where very enjoy,
able day was spent and one long to be
remembered by all.
j. 7. Daniels and wife of st. Johns
Mich. have been the guests of Rev
Stevenson, in this village. Mrs Dan
tells will be remembered as formerly
Mrs. H. A. Daniels of Clio.
II. Wade and wife and son Homer
Mrs. Fred Thompson and Mrs. George
Campbell and two children, Natalie anc
Alan, of Swartz Creek, spent Sunday
with Aaron Williams and wife.
Mrs. c. w. Jobson entertained the
Van lyle Sewing Club at her home or
Wednesday afternoon. The time was
spent in music and sewing, and pleas.
ant occasion was reported by ALL
S. j. Skinner called on friends and
relatives here this week. Mr.. Skinner
has been teaching in Warrensburg,
Mo-, the past year, but he is moving
back to Ann Arbor, where he will teach
in the schools.
Mrs. L. N. Beers of Detroit is visiting
Mrs. C. l.. Tobias of Clio this week
while Mr.. Beers is attending the l. o.
o. F. Grand Lodge meeting in Louis
vile, KY, as representative of Diamond
lodge of Detroit.
On Thursday, Sept. Is, occurred the
marriage of Miss Marie Ulshafer and
Edward Ash of Beaverton. The bride
and groom will reside in Flint, where
Mr. Ash is employed as tool maker al
the Buick auto works.
Mrs. r. ). Lathrop visited her hus'
band at the hospital in Pontiac last
week and was rejoiced to find that he
was greatly improved. Mr.. Lathror
has been steadily gaining for perioc
of nearly two months and the doctors
are very much encouraged.
Eugene Miller and wife entertained
at their home the latter's brother, A
". Hiscock. and his wife and daughter
Myrtle, Willie Hiscock and wife anc
family from Montrose, also Mr.. Lead
better and wife and family from Van.
derbilt Monday evening.
Perry Richards and wife entertained
the following relatives on Sunday: Mrs
E. j. Swart, Miss James, Grant Swart OF
Sault Ste. Marie, C. B. Royce and wife
of Grand Rapids, Mrs. c. G. Smith Of
Battle Creek, VIM. Alexander and wife
of Windsor, Ont, Frank Jones of De
troit. A. j. Drake and wife of Durand
Jas. Bullock and wife and son Donald
Chas. Smith and wife, H. G. Pound ant
wife and children, l.. H. Kehoe and wife
and daughter, the Misses Mary ant
, Saba Grant of Flint, w. II Wrigh
and wife. Mrs Jas. Grant, and William
Grant and wife of Montrose.