The Clio messenger., 1918-06-21
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Mrs. j. j. Bacon spent Sunday will
her son, Archie Bacon, and family, o.
Mt. Morris.
DR.. A. ]. Blakeley, wife and family
and w. ]. McGillivray and wife. OF
Elkton, spent Sunday afternoon in Mt
Morris.
Mrs. S. Loupe aud daughter, Mrs
Harvey Nye, of Flint, spent Friday al
the home of Mrs. ]. j. Bacon.
Richard John and wife, of Flint, anc
Fred Kerr and wife, of Arbela, spent
Sunday at the home of E. S. Cleveland
and wife.
N. j. McGillivray and wife, and j.
l.. Hoffman, of Elkton, spent Sunday
with A. J. Blakeley and family.
Miss Eleanor Acheson spent Tuesday
in Flint.
Roy Newberry, of West Branch, call.
ed at the home of A. J. Blakeley anc
wife, Monday.
Miss Eleanor Acheson spent last Sat
urday in Saginaw.
Miss Helen Acheson, who has beer
attending college at Ypsilanti, has re.
turned home for the summer.
Mrs. E. S. Robinson. of Toledo. Ohio,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs j. w. Hurd.
Miss Frances Utley was the guest OF
Miss Dorothy Zimmerman, of Flint,
Monday and Tuesday.
Harold Snyder and Albert st. Clair
spent Monday in Flint.
Mrs Claude Warner and Mrs. James
Rye, of Flint. visited the formers par.
ents, Floyd Utley and wife, Monday.
Mrs. Wheeler and son, Donald, OF
Detroit, are spending the summer al
the home of Otis Shaft and wife.
Mrs. Ruth Stevens and granddaugh
ter, Gladys, spent Tuesday in Flint.
P. l.. Chown and Geo. Scott spent
Sunday at Buell. Lake.
Mrs. Bertha Woolston and daughter
Gerneth, were guests of Rude Craw.
ford and wife, Sunday.
Frank Bartkowiak, wife and children,
of Flint, Vincent Kuper, wife and
daughter, of Montrose, VIM. Ribar ano
wife, of Detroit, Mrs. P. l.. Chown anc
children and Elmer Yaster were guests
at the home of julius Yaster and wife,
Sunday.
F. NJ. Smith, of Stanton, Michigan,
was the guest of his daughter, Mrs,
Henry Steele, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Mr.. Smith had been attending
the G. A. R. state encampment at Sag
inaw and stopped here while on his way
home.
Clio is honored by two or more of hel
young married men who have enlisted
in their country's service, these being
o. H. Beckwith and Louis Lather
The boys expect to begin active servic'
soon.
The chairman of Vienna Red Cros
wishes to have the May quota of sweat
ers in by June 25. Garments should b,
left at r. C. headquarters in Clio.
o. R. Webster, first class quarter
master, u. S. NJ, is visiting friend
and relatives here this week. He ha
lost track of just how long he has bsel
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long enough.
Ray English has been charged wit
the duty of selling smilage books fo
the soldier boys. in this vicinity. Thes
books are presented to the soldiers an
entitle them to admission to. theatre
which are established at all importan
army camps. Ray will start his cam
paign next week and it is to be hope
that he will find cordial assistance a
the hands of everyone who can help.
We have been obliged to curtai ou
news column ssmewhat this week ow
ing to unavoidable circumstances. Tn
indulgence of any who may have sen
in items that do not appear Is asked.
w. C. Lewis is seriously i'll at tn
home of his daughter in-law, Mrs. Min
ME Lewis. in Flint. He is afflicte
with hernia and it is reported that h
underwent an operation, Thursda
morning.
Lieut.. Russell A. Runnells has bee
placed in charge of the veterinary serg
ical hospital at Camp Meade, Md, an
also of the camp canteen. These ar
responsible positions and are indicative
Of the esteem in which the lieutenau
is held by his superior officers.
Mrs. Chas. Montague and two chill
dren, Helen and Howard, Mrs. Ed
Bingham, Mrs. VIM Winchell, daugh
ter. Margaret, and Mrs. Clara Kings
bury motored to the latter's home, j
otter Lake, Tuesday. A very pleasan
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