The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-04-17
THE CLIO MESSENGER

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poison in one Of his hands.
Mrs. E. E. Huyck is confined to her
bed by illness.
If you are particular about your
toilet preparations, we advise you to
use Jonteel for satisfaction.-Reid
Bros.
The Messenger editor is indebted to
r. N. Gillett for whole lot of help in
getting our new folder into operation
this week. AS he is very busy man
and took this time from other pressing
duties we are, We hope. as grateful as
we ought to be. The folder is a mod
ern adjunct of printing Office and we
hope it will be of much service to us.
Mrs. Winnifred Pease informs US that
she had the privilege and the pleasure
of voting against the liquor traffic on
her 5lst birthday. twas good way
indeed to lend distinction to birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E l.. Scale, of Swartz
Creek, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| " ~. DSott rhoiludys oSdlC, WIN
recently underwent serious operation,
is now recovering nicely and expects to
be in shape for a successful years
work on the farm.
Paints and varnishes for interior
finish; the easy to apply kind, at
Huyck's.
Mrs. Rob't L. Scott has been very
i'll of the flu, but is now improving.
The Eastern Star will give their
Annual Easter Tea, at the banquet
room in the Masonic Temple this,
Friday evening, from five o'clock on.
You are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Hazel LaBar, Miss Rose Smith,
Miss Eva Smith and Mrs. Maud Butler
motored to Saginaw. Tuesday
Mrs. Ella Jones left Tuesday evening
T r California, where she expects to
make her home. Her son. Harry, is
now there and expects to reside there
in the future.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Williams visited
MIs dUu WITS. OhIl dIIICh, TlluI,
Sunday. Mrs. Patrick is seriously i'll.
Sets of dishes? Sure! They are
something new for our store, but we
have some beautiful sets in AZ and
100 pieces which we would be glad to
show you.-Reid Bros.
} MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Stout have NOV.
ed into part of the residence of Mrs.
j. Bacon.
Friends here have received word of
the death of Mrs. Geo. Golf, at Cass
City. MIR. and Mrs Golf were residents
of this village for great many years
and Mr.. Golf kept harness shop. Al
though it has been great many years
since she left here, Mrs. Golf has many
friends in this vicinity who will mourn
deeply at her death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Best, of De-
troit, spent Saturday and Sunday with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l.. Best.
Mrs. r. Lonney, of West Branch,
who has been visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Austin Cummings,
has gone to Detroit for short visit
Are you troubled with chapped
hands or lips? Rexall Almond
Cream is guaranteed to heal them up.
Reid Bros.
Miss Iva Butler spent Sunday in
! Flint.
We want to direct the attention of
, our readers, particularly, to the ar
ticle on thrift, published in the adver-
Using space of The Clio State Bank.
Aside from its value as an advertise
ment, it is rich in thought and
couched in splendid language.
The poem we are printing this week
is one of the finest we have ever
printed. It's worthy of place in any
e scrap book or to be committed to
!. memory.
Clare Scott, son of Mr.. and Mrs
r Geo. Scott, who has been receiving
I treatment for wound in his arm
!. at Camp Custer, has been transferred
/. to the general military hospital al
Fort Sheridan, Ill. His condition is
reported to be good.
Miss Frances Halliday is spending
her Easter vacation at the home OF
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. d. Hal.
liday, of West Vienna.
: Miss Ruth Halliday is spending the
week with her sister, Mabel, in Ur
ana, Ill.
!, See our display ad on the frs
h page of The Messenger, Mr.. Farmer
= 1t will put you right on a matter that
will save you money!. E. Huyck
y Mrs. E. Tuman has returned hom'
after q visit of several months will