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

Bessie Hansel spent Sunday with her
sister
Harry Price was in Detroit on bust
ness Tuesday.
Howard, Hobson was on the sick list
the past week.
Mrs. John Dunbar. who has been very
i'll, is improving.
o. H. Dykeman and wife were Flint
callers Wednesday.
f. X. Warner and Fred Secor were in
Flint Tuesday on business.
w. G. Hoff and wife were business
callers in Flint Wednesday.
Chas Taylor and Bert Conlee spent
Tuesday fishing at Long Lake.
Mrs. Eva Armstrong of Flint spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ada Wisner.
Miss Emily Mccormick spent Satur-
day at the home of Earl Douglas.
A. N Stuber was in Lansing Monday
attending the funeral of friend.
Miss Mabel Blackney and Mrs. Geo.
Lacure spent Saturday in Saginaw.
Frank Richards of Alma was bust
ness caller here the first of the week.
d. ID. Meeks and wife spent Sunday and
Monday with friends at Wenona Beach.
Caryl Ives and wife spent Wednesday
and Thursday fishing at Lake Nipissing.
Mrs. Chas. Monte and daughter, Mrs
Edwin billy, were in Flint the past
week.
Thomas Wadsworth of Flint spent
Sunday visiting his uncle, F. H. Wads-
worth.
Miss Lucy Hiscock of Bad Axe Wis
tied at the home of Eugene Miller over
Sunday.
Marie and May Victoria Douglas of
Mt. Morris visited Ruth Wadsworth on
Saturday.
Many from here were in attendance
at the plymouth Fair Wednesday and
] Thursday.
The infant son of Fred Loveless and
wife. who has been very i'll. is much
improved.
Mrs. A. Miller of Flint, formerly a
resident of this village, was caller in
town on Monday.
Benz. Hobson and wife and children
of Birch Run called on A. Cummings
and wife Sunday
Harry Graves anhwife and daughter
Emma of Flint visited Andrew Vincent
and wife Sunday.
Judd Gray and wife of Birch Run Wis.,
tied the formers parents, Mr.. Vincent
and wife, Sunday.
C. P. Miller of Detroit and Arson
Miller and family of Flint visited Eu-
gene Miller Tuesday.
Mrs. S. earn and Ed. Starkweather
and wife of Birch Run spent Tuesday
with Mrs Albert Chase.
The new shade of KoKo Brown for
mems dress shoes, on the English last,
will be found at Taylor's.
Mrs. Ralph Gillett very pleasantly
entertained the Sew-and-So Club at her
home Tuesday afternoon.
Elmore Culver and wife of Iowa have
gone to Saginaw to visit the formers
uncle, Simeon Etter and wife.
Steve Hopkins leaves tomorrow for
Chicago where he will attend the Chica-
go College of Dental Surgery.
Eva Smith, who has been employed in
the Valley telephone Office for some
time past, has resigned her position.
Mrs. Albert Vincent and children have
returned home after spending the week
end visiting Montrose and Clio relatives.
Albert Chase and wife and daughter
Pansy motored to Saginaw Sunday and
spent the day with w. H. Dent and wife.
Peter Carroll, who has been confined
to his home with an attack of lumbago
for the past week, is able to be out again.
John Vincent and wife and children
of Flint visited at the home of the for
mer's parents, Andrew Vincent and
wife.
Woolson Bros. have painted and dec
Grated the store fronts of NJ. C. Doyle,
Mrs. N. w. Mann and Caryl Ives this
week.
Garrett Snyder and Leroy Shoemaker
of Elkhart, Ind, were here spending q
Snyder.
Elmore Culiveur and wife and child
rem of Hampton, Iowa. are visiting An.
drew Vincent and wife and F. H. Wads.
worth and wife.
All knitters and sewers of the loca
Red Cross are requested to be present
at the meeting To he held in the Grange