The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-02-19
LOCAL NEWS

booker are i'll Of flu.
Miss Marguerite Helfrich spent
Sunday visiting in Flint.
Paints and varnishes of depend
able quality at Reid Bros. \
Mrs. Alma Hoff is recovering from
a severe attack of bronchitis.
Eldon Fuller and Howard Willer
spent Sunday evening in Flint.
Miss Nina Fuller and Vera Yeas
ter spent Sunday evening in Flint.
Mrs. Harry West and Mrs. Ivan
Richardson spent Tuesday in Flint,
on business.
Harry Gillett has been very sick
of flu and pneumonia, but is now inn
proving nicely.
Mrs. Marshall Potts of Croswell
visited her nephew Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Vincent this week.
Mrs. Daniel Ulrey, who has been
very i'll of pneumonia, is reported to
be somewhat improved.
The Misses Pauline Helfrich and
Henrietta Kuehl spent the week end
visiting friends in Flint.
Chas. E. Scholl, who has been very
i'll of pneumonia, is reported to be
gaining nicely at present.
Miss Pearl West has returned to
her work in Flint, after spending a
weeks vacation at her home here.
The basket ball game, played Fri
day evening at the Grange Hall, be-
tween Montrose and Clio, was won
with a score of 40 to 32 in favor of
Clio.
If any article you have bought at
our store is not satisfactory, we
want to know about it and right the
wrong before it is ,tPo late.-Reid
Bros.
Leonard j. and Chas E. Scholl suf-
fered severe bereavement, about
two weeks ago, in the death of their
brother, who passed away at his home
in Pontiac, as result of pneumonia.
He was but forty years of age and
had been i'll only few days.
The Messenger has been fortunate
in securing the services Of Theodore
Hartman, of Hillman, who will, we
expect, assist us in the mechanical
work of the office. 'sTed" comes we'll
recommended, both as to character
and competency, and we trust and
believe he win find Clio pleasant
town to live in.
At the Board of Commerce meet
ing, Wednesday evening, several
out of town speakers presented i'm
portant propositions regarding a
home building campaign in Clio. and
Charles Arnold, former superintend-
ent cf the S. & F., gave some advice
that might lead to improvement of
the service over the electric lines.
In acknowledging assistance in get
ting out The Messenger, the week we
were ill, we did not have the oppor-
tunity of including the name of Geo.
N. Garrett, of Flint, who left his
work in that city and came down to
Clio to help US out. 1t certainly was
very kind of Mr.. Garrett to do this
and we are very grateful to him.
The editor and family are under
obligation to number of friends
for kindness during the time illness
has existed in the family. We can't
attempt to name these friends, lest
we might unwittingly omit someone,
but we are certainly grateful to them
and glad that it is our lot to live in
community composed of such as
they.
y II. G.. Jones has become the sole
owner of the grocery and confection-
cry business heretofore conducted by
William English and desires to an
nounce that he will keep a first-class
stock, in all lines, and will also sup
ply light lunches and coffee, as Mr.
English used to do Mr.. Jones invites
attention to his display advertise
ment appearing in another column of
this paper.