The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-06-17
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Roy Conlee and son, Wayne,
Mrs. Chas. LaDue, two daughters,
Helen and Pauline, and Miss Anna
Smith made a business trip to Otis
vile, Monday.
Take a Florence oil stove 30 your
own home and try it for day or two.
If it is entirely satisfactory, pay us
for it; it not, return it ard no charge
whatever will be made. Sold in Clio
bv Jess LaDue.
Mrs. Hazel LaBar and the Misses
Eva Smith and Verna Lembach left,
Sunday morning, on motor trip to
Vincennes, Ind, where they will visit
Mrs. William Beach, daughter of Mrs.
Anna Houghton. The ladies were ac-
companied as far as Lansing by Miss
Mabel Brass and Mrs. Maude Butler
We must acknowledge the kind
ness of two friends this week. First,
Mrs. D. Raby, who favored US with
a can of delicious sweet corn of her
own preparing, and our old friend,
Gustav Kohnke, who brought us
nice lot of strawberries grown on his
gardens in the northwest part Of
| town.
Rev. Joseph Dibley gave the ad-
dress to the graduating class of Fos-
| toria High School Wednesday evening.
The reverend gentleman preached in
Fostoria for five years and to receive
a commission of this kind after his
removal is certainly complimentary
to his popularity and standing in that
village.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the
West Vienna church will give an ice
cream social at the home of Don Bur-
ton, June "a, in honor Of Homer
Vette, candidate for sheriff. Clifton
Wheeler, candidate for Register of
Deeds, Rev. Pengelly, Of Flint, and
other prominent speakers will be
present.
A Curtis airplane circled the vii
lage, Tuesday, and came to tbs
ground on the Geo. Walker property
in the southwest part of town. The
.aviators in charge of the machine
Messrs. Backstrom and Routledge
gave passenger carrying flights, Wed
nesday and Thursday, and quite 9
number of our citizens viewed moth
err earth from heights they, perhaps
had never thought to attain. AS fol
ourselves, we prefer mothers bosom
! to her heir.
1 Frank Green, former sheriff Of
Genesee County, is again candidate
t for the office. We acknowledge
4 friendship for Frank and any mar
who will not stand up for his friends
S if they are worthy, is lacking in I
proper spirit of loyalty. And so, viii
n or lose, we are for Frank. We be
leve he made clean and forcefu
record as sheriff, he knows the dutie
of the office, and we believe his char
= acter as a man and citizen is abov,
I reproach.
8 Errors are liable, if not likely, t.
occur in the publishing business, n
matter how much care is used il
avoiding them. A case of this kind
particularly embarrassing. occurre,
last week when we published wed
ding notice in which it was states
that Miss Ruth Palmer had been mar
ried to Earl Pennifield. AS a matte
of fact the lady's name was Mis-
Leah Palmer, sister of Mrs. Rut
Finn, whose name was mentioned i
the article we have referred to. TIL
facts in this notice were stated in
slip which was laid on our desk b
: someone unknown to us at present
and who made the error innocently
in all probability, which we copied i
the paper. We extend apologies t
= the ladies whose names were men
. toned, and would caution our friend
to be sure of names when writing fo
publication.