The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-06-07
Mrs. d. Sutfn is i'll.

Miss Elizabeth Yonka. of Detroit,
spent Monday with Mrs. Thos. Carter.
Harry Davis, daughter Iva. and John
Scherping and wife. of Flint, spent
Decoration with H. Scherping and fam
ilv.
Jessie Cummings, Naomi Holmes.
Ralph Jones and Clarion Reed spent
Sunday evening in Montrose.
Naomi Holmes, Ledah Bowser, Clay
ton Scott and Clarion Reed spent last
Thursday afternoon and evening in
Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. e. Eastman and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lewis
and family were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Mccormick, Sunday.
Miss Lucille Ridgman. of Vassar, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Stevens, and will remain
a week or more.
Hiram Chase is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. w. X. Frost, and family. after
spending the winter at Port Angeles,
Wash. He says that business is very
active on the coast but that he prefers
the climate of Florida to that of Wash
ington.
Ralph Bunker, of Flint, visited Mrs.
Ina Bunker, Thursday.
Mrs. l.. B. Crawford is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Paul Kimmel.
Elgis Berkman wife and children, of
Flint, and A. j. Holden, and wife of
Mt. Morris, spent Sunday with Otis
Cook and wife.
Miss Iva Hawley spent the week end
with Miss Beatrice Gates.
Miss Mabel Cook received word, this
week. from MIR. Riegle that she had
passed the eighth grade examination.
VIM H. Gilmore went to Byron, Sat-
urday, to attend reunion of his old
schoolmates, returning by the way of
Gaines, where he visited his mother
over Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. Butler spent Sunday in
Flint.
Mrs. W. H. Gilmore and daughter
Nina, went to Flint, Wednesday, for a,
few days visit.
Mrs. j. c. Scherping was Clio visit.
or, Wednesday.
Mrs. F. E. Butler and daughter, Be.
: atrice. spent Wednesday in Flint.
Mrs. Harry Scherping and son we've
Flint visitors, Wednesday.
Gala Maxwell and wife, Rob't Jewel
and wife, and daughter, Beulah, motor
ed to West Forest, Sunday, and called
on Byron Ferguson and wife.
Mildred Jewell, Mary Lowell, Laurs
Marvin and Lieut.. Russell Runnells wer,
guests at six o'clock dinner. Wednes
day evening, given by Miss Annah Hab
] Kirk, in honor Of Lieut.. Russell Run
nells.
Misses Margaret Webster, France
( Utley and Gladys McKillop, spent Sun
day afternoon in Mt. Morris.
Mesdames Elmer and Floyd Utle.
3 spent last Wednesday in Flint.
Mrs. Sarah Hall went to Melvin, las
: Wednesday, where she will remain TO
an indefinite time, caring for her moth
n er, who is quite i'll.
t Mrs, j. c. Cunningham, of Kingston
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. L. Davis
Naomi Holmes spent Saturday after
: noon in Flint.
Mrs. John Cunningham, of Kingston
!, who has been caring for her sister, Mrs
l L. L. Davis, this last week, has bee
: called home on account of the illness o
y her husband.
r. K. Lowell. son of Mr. and Mr..
Ed. Lowell, fell, Monday, while playing
striking his forehead on his little WACO
: and cutting it quite bad. 1t took tw
stitches to close the wound.
n Rev. C. w. Stephenson was called I
Saginaw, Thursday of this week,
!. attend the funeral services of Mrs. l
Fisher, a member of the First Meth,
dist Protestant Church for the pa.
thirty years, and most intimate ar
% valued friend of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephel
. son,
Thos. Carter has received word frol
his son, Ray. that the latter has arrive
in Macon, Georgia. He says it is
u city of about $1,000. About five mile
. from Macon are the camps with 6O,0(
% boys. In that section farmers ha,
i their wheat and oats all cut and peach,
and cherries are ripe, 1t is very war
r, there.
% Lieut.. r. A. Runnells has returne
J. to his command after visit with h
parents while on furlough. The doct'
J. likes the service very much and has Il