The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-06-30
LOCAL NEWS

Jergens soaps for toilet use are
pure and best-Huyck's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Frappier, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Frappier attended the fun
eral of VIM. Pratt, who was killed
in an auto accident near Linden, Fri
day. Funeral Monday and burial in
Linden cemetery.
Mrs. A. d. Rundlett met with an
accident in front of her sons home
near Saginaw, Friday. She fell upon
the railroad track striking her face
and causing a painful but not serious
accident. Her face was badly swollen
and discolored. She was brought
to her home in Clio, Sunday, and is
doing as well as could be expected for
lady 80 years Of age.
Joseph Lewis of San Diego, CAL,
arrived in Michigan, Sunday to visit
his father, Fred Lewis of Clio and
his son, Everett Lewis of Saginaw.
He expects to remain about two
months.
Miss Nellie Maddaugh is spending
her vacation in Ypsilanti and for the
convenience of her fri9Sds who may
wish to write to her may state
that her address in sos Brewer St.,
that city.
Twenty-Five young ladies of the
Camp Fire Society of the South
Washington Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Saginaw, are spending ten
days at the Presbyterian manse, Tay-
1 nd ~
river
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Yeaster and
son, Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. Rose Will
son and children and father, Fred
Wilson, all of Montrose, visited at
the home of Fred Yeaster, Sunday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. French
were also visitors at the Yeaster home
on Sunday.
" Sybel Conlee, Beatrice Woolson,
Elsie Martin, Lola Newman, Jessie
Cummings, Dorothy .Hymen, Clara
Hathley, Mabel Shaw and Evelyn Gill
lett left Sunday for Mt. Pleasant
where they will attend summer
school. -
Oscar Pomeroy and son, Myron,
Geo. Ferguson and son, Myron, John
Ferguson, Mrs. King, Oscar Arnold,
Ed. Raquepaw and Leonard Arola,
are camping and fishing in Iosco
County, and may remain a week.
The historians of this bunch will
probably be hard to compete with.
Clinton Stevens, whose experiences
in a military hospital in San Fran
cisco are well known to our readers,
is expected to arrive at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Stevens, today. On behalf of the
citizens of Clio we extend the soldier
boy a most cordial welcome.
The Cummings reunion was held
at the home of Harvey Cummings,
Friday. Forty-five relatives and
friends were present. A most ex-
cellent pot luck dinner was served in
a large tent on the lawn. Guests
were present from Kenosha, Wis,
Flint, Swartz Creek, and Watertown
Center.
Reports from the seven boys of the
M. P. Church, who are in camp with
Rev. Mr.. Dibley at Miller Lake, La
peer County, are to the effect that
they are having the time of their
lives. Mr.. Dibley is an experienced
camper and sportsman and thus the
boys have just the sort of leadership
that insures a good time while in
camp. Wish we we're boy again
ID. B. Helfrich and family motored
to Leonard, last Sunday, and spent
the day with II. L. French and family
Mr.. French being a brother of Mrs
Helfrich. Mr.. Helfrich, after dinner
and accompanied by his host, con-
tinued the trip to Washington, where
he visited his mother, 90 years OF
age He found the latter in excellent
health considering her advanced age.
This week Saturday evening, al
the Gem Theatre will be shown one OF
the greatest films presented to the
public within the past year, "Hearts
of Men," Don't Miss this one.
With the opening of the good road:
to Lake Orion and the advent of hot
weather, Park Island is again enjoy.
ing a very prosperous season. The
bathing beach. especially is doing 8
rushing business and with continued
hot weather will break all records
Free advice with assistance will bt
: given this season to all patrons OF
the Beach.
The editor would ask the indul
gence Of his readers to pay briei
and personal tribute to the memory
of his brother-in-law, j. Franz
Barnes, of the Township of Burns
Shiawassee County, who died sudden
ly June %, and whose funeral HI
attended last Saturday. He was {
friend of our young manhood, /;
genial soul whom it was a joy Il
know and meet; he was our frinet
through all the intervening years ant
to partake of the generous hospitalit,
of his home was always anticipated
and attended with pleasure. He wa
| a Oood citizen a friapd of avary 10 nd