The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-01-12

uIudy.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Adams visited
his mother, Mrs. Harriet Adams, in
Saginaw, Monday.
Miss Beatrice Butler is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Craw-
ford. in Flint
Hazel Mcdowell, of Flint, visited
friends here last week.
A purse, containing a sum Of money,
was found on the streets last Saturday
evening. Owner may recover same at
this office by proving property and pay
ing for advertising.
Ezra Rust, pioneer and millionaire
lumberman, of Saginaw, died Wednes-
day.
Captain Angus MacKay entertained,
for a couple of days this week, his
brother, Alex, and cousin, VIM. Nor
rison, both of Canada. The. captain
had not seen his cousin in ID years and
as they had been boys together they
had famous visit.
Mrs. Mercen c.. Hurd and children, of
Houghton, arrived in Clio, Wednesday
night for visit with relatives and
friends. Mrs. J. w. Hurd met them
in Saginaw and accompanied them here.
Albert Williams, who is employed on
the farm of Clark Hill in Thetford, had
his leg broken inst below the knee,
Wednesday morning. The fracture was
the result of kick foom a steer.
DR.. w. R. Cox made business trip
to Detroit Monday.
Edwin Ormsbee's many friends will
be sorry to learn that he has suff cred a
serious return of heart trouble during
the past week.
The freshmen of the High School
held a very enjoyable social at Cleaners
Hall in Pine Run, Friday evening. The
sophs did their best to make the fresh
les smart through the use of cayenne
pepper.
Leslie Runnells visited friends in De-
troit Sunday.
Mrs. E. M. Rhodes and Pauline An
drews, of Flint, were the guests of
Mrs. Robert Jewel during the past
week.
Mrs. William Rice has been i'll but is
now somewhat improved.
Marshal Best was in Freeland on
business. last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bunker were
made happy, Sunday, by the birth of a
son, who has been named. Milton Lee.
Mother and child progressing nicely.
Our sincerest congratulations and best
wishes.
c. w. Jobson> and wife and C. r
Robertson and wife attended the
theatre at Flint, Monday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Buffum, who has been i'll
for number of months, remains about
the same.
The X-ray examination made of the
injury to Miss Alice Doyle's arm,
showed that the fracture had been
nicely adjusted and it is expected she
will make speedy and favorable re-
covery.
Ed Smith, whose illness has been
somewhat prolonged, is improving slow :
ly but surely.
The many friends of Fred Carter will
be glad to know that he has so far re-
covered as 70 be able to get about the
house.
Geo. Downs, of County Line, is quite
seriously i'll.
B. F. Yerden is confined to his bed
by illness.
| Mrs. Geo. Bowden, who has been very
i'll of pneumonia, is convalescent.
Born, Tuesday evening, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rose, son. Bon voyage,
young gentleman.
VIM. Lyons is suffering from an at
tack of shingles.
Harry Beardslee, who left for Florida
several weeks ago, going by automo-
bile, has written his parents here to
say that he is now employed as over
seer in large fruit packing house
where he directs the efforts of con-
siderable number of negro laborers.
Close contact with the colored popula-
ton has not increased-Harry's este EN-
for them, to judge by the tenor Of his
letter, but he says the climate at
Miami, where he is now located, is
lovely.