The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-09-16
LOCAL NEWS

Sargent, last week, has returned ia
his home.
Mrs. M. Chamberlain died sudden
ly, Sunday, at her home in Saginaw
Interment Tuesday in Mt Morris
cemetery. Mrs. Chamberlain was a
cousin of Mrs. VIM. thinner, Mrs. j.
c. Chambers and Miss Eva Smith,
and had many friends here.
Kelly Stock Company opens at the
Auditorium, Monday, Sept. 20.
Lyman Hendershott and wife at
tended the Dawson fair, Thursday.
Mrs. James Edsall visited her sis
ter-in-law Mrs. Ada Wisner on her
way home from Penn.
Mrs. Ed. Hervey had charge of the
Social Service Society, at corn
roast Tuesday evening, at the Col
well farm in Thetford.
Elizabeth Richardson came from
Otter Lake, last week, to make her
home with her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Nit
chell.
Anna Smith and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell
visited friends in Flint, Tuesday.
At Wirth's-Stripe and Plaid Silks,
good ones, $500 values, at 1928 per
yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Eccleston at
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brother, Sylvester, in Saginaw, Tues
day. Mr.. Eccleston was born and
lived for many years in Pine Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cornell visit
ed friends in Saginaw, Friday.
Mrs. H. Stanley is visiting her chill
dren, this week, in Detroit.
Mrs. +. C. Tucker returned to her
home in Indiana, having spent few
weeks visiting at the home of B. F..
Yerden.
Property is moving fast, If you
have any to sell list with Hopkins
and Littlefield and get results.
William Halligan raised new barn
Tuesday, it taking the place of the
one destroyed by the cyclone last
spring.
Mrs. Dan Woolsor visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Ida Wood, in Toledo, Ohio,
the first of the week.
Mrs. Raymond Peters, of Detroit,
is spending two weeks as guests Of
her cousins, Edwin and Sidney Tuck
err, of West Vienna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Fraser,
Howard and Emory Parke, of De-
troit, made up a motor party that
came to visit their cousins, Edwin
and Sidney Tucker, of West Vienna,
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Westfall, of Bridgeport
Mr.. Fred Hubbard and family, of Sagi-
nav. John Fisher and family, n of
Birch Run, Mrs. Eaton, of Flint Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wiltse, of Thetford,
visited Walter Kyser, Sunday
Mrs. G.. A. Lacure and Mrs. G.. w.
Hoff visited the formers aunt, Mrs.
M IL
the week end.
Good For Nothing Husband" big
roaring comedy, at the Auditorium,
Monday, Sept. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gala Maxwell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jewell motored
to Detroit Friday, returning Sunday.
While there they visited at the home
of George Maxwell.
Lawrence c. Hamilton, of Flint,
moved Tuesday into the house pur-
chased from Robert Jewell.
Wallace Buffum, brother of Joseph
Buffum, died Friday at his home in
East Aurora, New York. Mr.. Buff
fun built the home, now owned by
Mrs. +. S. Cleveland, and lived there
for some time.
James Blight and wife, Ed. Lowell
and family and Earl Rosenberg visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Tom. Carter and
family, Sunday.
See Speck Leitch, the funny man
at the Clio Auditorium, week of Sept
20.
Mrs. Jane Jennings, of Flint, is Wis
ting her nephew, George Palmer
Her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Glae, of
Atlas, accompanied her to Clio, the
old lady being ninety one years old
Hopkins & Littlefield purchased the
Sarah Rogers place in Pine Run and
are making extensive improvements
on the buildings.
Mrs. Alvin Hustler, Of Birch Run
visited Mrs. Ray Carl, Monday.
John II. Judson, of Alpena, and
Ernest Judson, of Otisville, are visit
ing. their sister, Mrs. Arthur Jewell
this week.
Mrs. Marion Ryno, of Detroit, Wis
tied Mrs. Arthur Jewell, Friday.
Mrs. Mary Loveless returned from
her sons homes, near Flushing, &c
stay for a while with her daughter
Mrs. George Palmer.
Miss Mabel Blackney was in Flint
Saturday, on business.
Mrs. M. C. Doyle is much improved
after her recent illness.
Harold Berry returned to his home
in Detroit, having spent the summer
with friends, in Clio.
Miss Mabel Brass was in Saginaw
Monday, on business.
Miss Eva Prowse was visitor al
the Meeks' cottage, at Long Lake
Sunday.
Miss Melvina Alley and Mrs. Will
lam Nixon spent Tuesday in Detroit
Mrs. Ernest Winger and son visited
at the home Of o. +. Hempsted the
past week.
Floyd McCrady and wife motoreC
to Sage Lake, Tuesday. Mrs. Nc
Grady, who is troubled with hay
fever, was obliged to return to the
north for her health.
Mrs. Nellie Beckwith is visiting hel
sister, in Park Hill, Ont.
George Brown and wife, of Ypsil
anti, visited his sister here, Saturday
O. H. Beckwith and wife motorec