The Clio messenger., 1917-03-30


Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John. Green.
Mrs. C. G. Lillibridge, of Detroit.
while visiting her sister, Mrs. C. C.
Beeman. was taken i'll with pneumonia.
A nurse from st. Mary's Hospital in
Saginaw is caring for her.
Seth Morgan is very i'll with typhoid
fever.
Hugh Mccormick was in Flint on
business Wednesday.
DR. E. A. Stevenson of the depart
ment of Geology, University of Chi
cago, with his wife and daughter, we're
visitors this week with his father and
mother. Rev. and Mrs. C.. w. Stephen
son. This is the first visit DR.. Steven
son has paid his parents in seven years.
He left Thursday morning for Ann
Arbor to make a short visit with his
brother, o. w. Stevenson.
The Juniors of Clio High School are
to give an ''unsight and unseen" social
at the home of Clayton Underhill this
(Friday) evening. Those who attend
are expected to come masked. Every
body invited
Edward Little, of Detroit, will speak
at Cleaner Hall in Pine Run. Tuesday
evening, April 3. A potluck supper
will be served and the general public as
well as Cleaners is invited to attend.
Every body plan to attend the Easter
Tea to be given by the Eastern Star
ladies at their dining room in the Mas
onic Temple, Friday evening, Adril 6,
beginning at five O'Clock. The price
will be 25 cents and everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
James 2apley has sold his residence
on Vienna st. to Albert Carr, who ex-
poets to occupy the same about April
1st. Mr.. Rapley and family will oc-
cupy the living rooms over the pool
room.
The Messenger is in receipt of a
postal from Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Currier,
stating that they are on their way home
from Florida, expecting to spend few
days with friends in Chattanooga while
enroute.
Mrs L. Parish, of Detroit, visited
her grandmother, Mrs. e. Tuman, over
Sunday, returning home Monday.
E. A. Woolftt entertained about
thirty friends and neighbors from Clio,
Mt. Morris and Flint. Thursday even
ing, at his farm one mile south of Mt
Morris. Warm maple sugar and bis
cults were among the enjoyable feat
ures of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Clum were in
Saginaw, Wednesday, on business.
The little Helpers Glass of the M. E.
church will hold a Bake Sale at Nc
Cormick & Conlee's store, on Saturday,
March 3lst.
Miss Nina Tice attended the play
"Ben Hur" at the Detroit Opera House,
in Detroit, Saturday.
Mrs. John Hummel and daughter,
Brigitta, of Saginaw. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. DAILY.
Mrs. E. E. Huyck spent Thursday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. R.
May, of Flint.
Miss Mable Goodfelow is spending
the spring vacation with her mother,
Mrs. A. Goodfellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ayliffe, of Flint,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Ayliffe.
w. H. Stout has sold his automobile
to Glenn Carey.
Ground was broken, Wednesday
morning, for the new Messenger Off
ice, Gilbert Raymond Roll Curtis and
Orlando Zeiter being the crew that did
the eXcavating. We anticipate with
much pleasure our occupancy of our
new home, but realize that there are
busy times ahead ere that becomes
possible.
Mrs C.. H. Reed is quite i'll of an at
tack of muscular rheumatism.
Mrs. Geo. Young, who suffered a
paralytic attack. a few weeks ago. and
was subsequently, taken to the home of
her sister in Montrose, for care, sus-
tanned another slight stroke Monday
afternoon. Her condition at present is
about as it was before the second attack.
John Stuber is tearing down the old
frame store next the Giberson Block,
having sold the lot on which it stands
to his brother, Albert. The latter will
build fine business block on the site
during the summer, which he expects
to occupy with his hardware stock.
John Stuber will use some of the lumber
from the old building, of which it con-
tains large amount, of splendid quality.
in the erection of two new dwellings tc
be located on his plat in the south
eastern part of town. The old building
which is being demolished is one of the
land marks of Clio, having been occupi'
ed by all sorts of business concerns
during its forty or more years of ex
istance. For long time it was known
as the New York Store.