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

DR.. Fred Gates has commenced
to build his new home on Johnston
Street.
Mrs. Otis Cook visited her sister in
Flint, Tuesday.
F. NJ. Houghton, Floyd Pratt and
Caryl Ives attended The DAWSON fair
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Single, Mr.. S.
Ulrey, Mrs. Moore and Miss Enrich
of Saginaw, visited at the home OF
Dan Ulrey, Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Page, of Standish, and
Mrs. Lyman Weaver, of Flint, visited
Mrs. William Peters, Sunday
Mary Murphy, Anna Smith, Lloyd
Blaine and Francis Smith visited in
Otisville, Tuesday evening"
Fred Carter and wife called on
their nephew, Truman Smith and
family, Sunday
A beautiful bouquet of gladiolus
and basket of nice tomatoes brought
to The Messenger Office, were gifts
from Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Benjamin.
Thanks very sincerely.
Mrs. Frank Matthias, of Pittsburg,
Pa, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H.
G.. Jones.
Alfred Mann, of West Vienna, is
i'll, at his home, with stomach trouble.
Howard Gere is seriously i'll at his
home in Clio, with typhoid fever.
Master James Conquest, of this
village, picked up $500 in bills on
the streets, a few days ago, and
promptly turned the money over to
Marshal Chas. l.. Best, who ascer-
tanned that to belonged to Arthur
Mann. Master Jimmie was reward
ed with two dollars, which, it he has
proper appreciation of the circum-
stances, will do him whole lot more
good than the entire sum would have
done had he kept it from the right
full owner. He did the honorable,
brave, high grade thing and any boy
who does that-makes it the rule of
his life-is sure to win. He will win
not only wealth, but what is more, a
respected place in society and an ap-
proving conscience.
Edison re-creations and machines
at Reid Bros.
+. l.. Mark, of Chicago, was a
guest of his nephew, Fred M. Hough-
ton, Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Mark
was one of the early residents of Clio,
having been proprietor of the elevat-
or here twenty-five or thirty years
ago. He is also an eX-president of
the village and was instrumental in
its progress in the early days. He said
that he had noted with pleasure the
finely paved streets and other i'm
provements in the village and pre-
dicted prosperous future for us.
Charlie and George Mcneil, of
West Vienna, spent Friday, Saturday
apd Sunday at tho State Fair
Mrs. Shannon Scott, formerly of
Clio, is reported to be very seriously
i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs.
White, of Evart, Mich.
Mrs. L. B. Crawford spent Tuesday
in Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haas returned
last Friday from a three weeks trip
through Canada, in the course of
which they visited relatives and
friends in Preston, Gait, and St.
George, Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stevens have
received letter from their son, Clin-
ton, now in a military hospital at San
Francisco, the same being dated Sept.
Z. in which he says that he has been
in the hospital for eight months, dur
ing the greater part of which time
his injured limb has been in plaster
cast. His leg was badly crushed in
a railroad accident, necessitating the
removal of sections of the bone and
the grating of other bone to replace
it. Clinton says that while the doc
tors are hopeful that he eventually
can use his limb, in case that proves
true he will yet be somewhat crippled
for the remainder of his life. Clinton
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country faithfully and all who know
him will be saddened at his misfor-
tune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hackney, of Clio,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Hackney,
Buell. Lake, fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wilcox are all
settled in their fine new home at Pine
Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rathbone, Of
Flint, and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Will
cox, of Pine Run, were at Buell. Lake,
Sunday.
Mr.. Ted Hackney and son, Floyd,
visited the old homestead folks, Mon
day evening. Mrs. Hackney hav-
ing spent the day with her daughter
in Pine Run.
Miss Ethel Austin, of Detroit,
spent Thursday with relatives, in
Pine Run.
Mrs. Don Burton has been quite i'll
the last two weeks, her sister, Mrs.
Francisco, and her daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Trier, have been caring for
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Vette visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Burton, Sunday.
A. Mcclure visited his wife, at De-
troit, Sunday.
J. C. McKillop and Howard Jones
made business trip to Flint, Tues
day forenoon, and Saginaw in the af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and
Mrs. Anderson, Sr., and
Mrs. Fred Yeaster spent Sunday
evening at the home Of j. d. Ander
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caryl Ives entertain