The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-02-02
LOCAL


Mrs. Alfred Mann is i'll of grippe. II
Mrs. Carl Botimer is sick with the
grip. II
| Geo. Barden was in Flint on business, II
Tuesday. II
Master Gilbert Gillett is i'll with an II
attack Of the grippe. II
Mrs. E. C. C. Benson has been some Il
what i'll the past week. IL
Mrs. w. H. Stout is. able to be out
after an att ack of the grippe.
Ezra Cleveland has been quite i'll and
confined to his home the past week.
Miss Naomi Pound has been absent
from school two days on account OF the
grip.
b. E. Conlee is in Grand Rapids this
week in attendance at the furniture
show,
John DAILY is getting out timber pre-
paratory to considerable enlargement
of his barn.
Miss Pauline Murphy has been absent
from school for three days on account
of the grip.
Rev. C. w. Greene has been on the
I sick list for number of days but is
| now improving.
Charles LaDue was in Flint, Wednes- |
day afternoon, to visit his mother who
has been very i'll.
/ Frank Alderman and friend. of Flint,
! visited at the home of r. c. Sanders
field over Sunday.
c. R. Robertson took in the auto
show at Detroit this week, remaining
| for couple of days.
i Miss Ruth Shelley, of Birch Run, was
] the guest of Miss Florence Richardson
I Saturday and Sunday.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
| Ford are recovering from severe at
tack of the la grippe.
l.. o. Sanderson and family have
moved into one of the new Taylor
houses on East Vienna st.
The "Sew and Sew" club met at the
home of Mrs. Albert La Due, Tuesday
afternoon. Luncheon was served.
II Mrs. o. B. Wilson of Vassar has re-
II turned to her home after visit of sew
II eral weeks with her son, Bert Wilson.
II Mrs. Ernest Raymond May enter
II tanned Wednesday afternoon for Mrs
II Jack Barnard, who has recently moved
II to Flint
II A young lady who could do local
II writing. keep books and make herself
Il generally useful could find employment
il at this office
HI MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Peek have re-
Ill turned to their home after a visit OF
HI several weeks with relatives in Detroit
III and Royal Oak.
HI Mrs. o. S. Pratt is visiting hel
III daughter Mrs Orpha FullH, and ex.
HI poets to return to her home in Milling.
III ton, Thursday.
HI Chas. G. Matzen, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
II Knight. Zene Knight and Robbins Jones
HI have been attending the big auto show
HI in Detroit this week.
DOIu, Ddlulday, W hii. o'sa AVA De "a
fred Peters, fine daughter. That sue
= cess and happiness may crown her lif'
\ is our sincerest WISH
" Mrs. Maud Butler has been engaged
III as clerk at Huyck's. succeeding to thu
HI position formerly held for seven years
III by Mrs. J. E. Barnard.
III Mrs. Frank Parry and two children
Ill Elihu and Zelma, together with Mrs
III J. C Chambers spent Tuesday in Film
III as the guests of Mrs. Guy Selby.
Ill Mrs. Benjamin Goodfellow under
III went an operation at Hurley hospita
III in Flint, Monday morning, and is a
III present reported to be improving nicely
III Prof. w. D. White received wor
III from the secretary of the U. OF M.
Ill Friday morning, announcing that eli
HI schools have been placed on the approx
HI ed list of that institution.
HI W. H. Stout has sold his grocer
III store to Jones & Haven and the latte
III firm has taken possession Mr.. Have
iii will manage the business and Fred Ar
III derson and Miss Rose Smith will act a
III clerks.
III Prof. and Mrs. w. D. White ar
moving into the house recently occu
. pied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Barnard
>, The Struble residence will be occupie
- by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bond in tn
near future.
- Kerosene oil has been an abser
quantity in Clio stores for number c
= DAVIS. It is said that drifted snow