The Clio messenger., 1918-06-14

| AA' 'A~Ahi'io, VI riint, spent Ouuudy
with his mother. Mrs. Emma Morrison.
Miss Cecile Richardson spent Satur-
day with her cousin, Miss Delight Rich
ardson.
Mrs. Mary Ormsby is visiting friends
in Otisville for few days.
NJ. Il. Smith and wife spent Sunday
in Flint, with friends.
Mrs. Frank Douglas, of Birch Run,
called on friends in Clio, Saturday.
Delight Richardson, of Clio, spent
Friday with her parents, Bert Richard
son and wife.
Chas. Buckley and wife, of Flint,
were guests of Elmer Utley and wife.
Sunday.
Miss Emma Hitler spent Saturday
in Flint.
! II. r. Joyce, of Flint. spent Sunday
with l.. ID. Hayes and wife.
! The Messenger was in error last
week in stating that Miss Mary
Lowell had graduated as a nurse from
st. Mary's Hospital, Detroit. We
should have stated that she graduated
from Grace Hospital.
The worms have gotten most of the
radishes this year. This has made
them a luxury Consequently when
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Hitler made the ed
itor and family gift of a whole lot of
splendid ones they had ought to be thank
ful and here's acknowledging that they
are.
viii Knickerbocker, of Dawson, and
brother Charles, of Clio, Ruth Knicker-
booker, of Clio, and nurse, Mrs. Clara
Stanley, motored to Saginaw, Monday,
and brought home George Knicker-
booker, who has been in the General
Hospital there for a number of months.
His condition remains unchanged.
Beulah Petit, Inez Walker, Hem
rietta Kuehl, Edna Benjamin, Harry
Stuber ard Herman Pierce expect to
take part in a recital, given by Miss
bertha Yerden, at the NJ. P. Church
in Flint, Friday evening, June IA.
Miss Ruth Cbappell entertained the
seniors and faculty of the G. II s., Fri
day evening, June 7. The house was
charmingly decorated in blue and gold,
the class colors. The evening was
J spent in playing games and music. A
dainty luncheon was served.
Austin Cummings and family, ano
Mrs. Mary Cummings motored tc
!. Owosso, Sunday, where they visited the
latter's son, j. d. Cummings, anc
wife. Mrs. Cummings will spend the
, week there and then expects to spend q
few days in Bay City.
Clio Rebekah Lodge met in the |. O.
o. F. hall. last Saturday night.
. large crowd was present. One cadi
date was initiated, and officers were
elected as follows: Inez Bowman, N
c.; Hattie Blakeley, V. G.; Saral
letters, Sec; Pearl Sparks. Treas.
and Grace Hamer, d. D. P. A socia
hour was enjoyed by all.
Leo. NJ. Church and w. w. Blackne,
were Clio visitors, Wednesday, and re
NAMED to attend the Red Cross auction
sale. Mr.. Church is prominent amorj
: the younger attorneys of Flint and i
d a candidate for nomination as. circui
: court commissioner, an office which h
has filled with ability for a year o
= more past. Both gentlemen wer
cheerful boosters at the sale.
d Earl Tufford has favored us with
d card saying that the weather is fine /
France, now. and that he is in splendi
% health. Earl is a member of the ,27t
. Motor Truck Co., Base Section No.
= and we'll just venture to say that he
giving as good service as any one in hi
outfit. Here's wishing Earl The best {
= luck in every way.
70 Are you going TO the lunch box s,
cial, sale and withdrawing to he hel
at The Pine Grove schoolhouse, June /!
:" at 500 o'clock p m 1t is given t
the ladies' of the Mutual Improvemel
l. Club, for the benefit of the Arbela RE-
Cross fund. Any one wishing to 81,
I'd articles for the sale can leave them
iy the home of Mrs. c. L. Algeo