The Clio messenger., 1918-06-21

Misses Verna Lembach and Mable
Brass spent Sunday at Buell. Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ormsby, of Boyne
City. and Otto Ramlow and wife. of
Flint, spent Sunday with Clio friends.
John Buffum, of Buffalo, N. Y, spent
Sunday at the home cf his father, j.
w. Buffum.
Fred Anderson, wife and family, and
mother, Mrs. Harriet Anderson, motor
ed to Millington and Otisville, Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Mable McCumsey and Lester
Shimmel spent Sunday with Miss Ledah
Bowser, of Birch Run.
Miss Dorothy Hymen spent Saturday
morning in Flint.
Miss Rose Smith spent Sunday at the
home of her parents, G. w. Smith and
wife.
Miss Beatrice Palmer, with about
thirty of her pupils. held picnic in the
woods, Tuesday afternoon. A potluck
lunch was enjoyed and all had fine
time.
Miss Myrtle Peterson, of Flint. spent
Sunday at the home of her parents, Ole
Peterson and wife.
o. r. Webster, daughter, Margaret,
and Alice Goodrich spent Wednesday in
Flint.
The Detroit Creamery Company
wants bids for the furnishing of five
thousand quarts of red raspberries.
Full information may be had and bids
filed at the local condensary.
DR.. j. H. Wardle, of Mt. Clemens,
and Joseph Cobane, of Detroit, were in
town on business, Monday and Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. w. d. White, Miss
Della Thompson and Miss Alice Clark
were entertained at six o'clock dinner
at the home of VIM. Zimmer. Tuesday
evening.
Miss Isabel Tracy entertained sever
al friends at her home, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Tyler, and
family, of Clyde, were guests of Mrs.
Tyler's sister, Mrs. G. H. Reed, Sun
day.
Mrs. Emily Setchfeld, of Fenton.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
c. H. Reed, for the past week, return
ed to her home, Monday, being accom-
panied by Mrs. Reed. who will visit
at her home and with other relatives
for the next two or three weeks.
DR.. Deforest Hamilton, and wife, of
Grand Rapids, were guests of VIM.
English and family, Sunday.
Sam Williams has sold his residence
property in this village to Chas. DAILY,
of Birch Run.
w. A. Piper and family were guests
of Henry Steele and family. Sunday.
The surgical dressing workers of Vien-
ma Red Cross are requested to meet
next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Drake, of Adrian.
called on Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tinker, of
Pine Run, Tuesday. while on their way
to the soldiers encampment at Saginaw.
Mr.. Drake is cousin of Mrs. Tinker,
and they had not met for sixty years.
Captain B. T. Goodfelow, in a recent
letter to M. G. Doyle, discloses the fact
that he is suffering considerably from
rheumatism in his limbs. The many
friends of the genial doctor will be as
one in the hope that he may speedily
be restored ts health.
last Sunday. Mike Doyle and wife,
C. w. Taylor and wife, D. Wardell and
wife, d d. Meeks and wife, A. Little
field and wife, and Ed. Beeman and
wife motored to Long Lake, and en-
joyed two days visit at the summer
homes of G. w. Taylor and d. d.
Meeks.
Little Thomas Diff Matzen. son of
Chas. G. Matzen, was christened at
home, by Rev. j. Bradford Pengelly,
Of Flint, last Tuesday afternoon. Geo.
T. Hamilton and Miss Helen E. May,
of Detroit, were present at the ceremony
as godfather and godmother. esrect-
i've, of the infant. The immediate FAM
lily of the little boy. and few friends,
were also present.
The Misses Bernice Hymen, Florence
Richardson, Christena Smith, Mable
McCumsey, Shirley Harmon and Addie
Boodger will leave, Monday morning,
for Mt. Pleasant, where they will at
tend summer school for the next six
weeks. Miss Hymen has been valued
employee of The Messenger for a num-
ber of weeks and. of course, we find
genuine pleasure in wishing for her a
successful future as teacher. And
right here we're going to pass the good
wishes along and apply them to the en-
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