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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
Flag Raising AT Beulah

Flag raising with appropriate cere-
monies sccomps nvins will re = leading
feature OF the Fourth Of July ohssr-
vance at the headquarters Of the
reulsn Country Club on Monday sf-
.erroor.
Music viii be furnished by the sov
Sccu: hand. and there will be dancing
for the members and their friends.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

degrees.
Mean temperatur. for today - de-
erecs.
Variation In temperature IN n hours
degree warmer.
Higher, temperature - desr~as a,
$40 .. m.
Hiehes. temperature recorded this
month. SO years. 100 degrees.
Lowest temperature So degrees. At
Lowest temperature recorded this
month. "A years. u deGreea.
Highest wind velocity miles Sc.
At &:$o p. m.
Rainfall. mona
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
since first of year. a.M inches
Normal precipitation to date So
Time of sunrise t:ss a. m.
Time OF sunse, 7:25 .. m.
II. p. DICK. Weather Bureau.
Forecast I'll y. m. Saturday. for
Pueblo and vicinity Cradius - miies):
Fair tonight and Saturday: not much
change in temperature.
For Colorado: Generally fair to-
night and Saturday. except local
thunderstorms north central portion
Saturday: cooler north portion sa,ur-
day.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Small change In tho s,mosp.ric
pressure is noted for the las, - hours
the area Of moderate high r~msinh
over the Gulf OF Mexico and the
trough extends from tho northern
slcp~ OF the Rockies southwestern
to southern California OFF th. Wash
In rR'on Oregon coas. 10 another area
ot hixh pressure. its influence extends
to the northern ris'eau States and II
accompanied by local showers In por-
tions OF Oregon and Washington. Ths
precipitation has been general east Of
the Appalachian with heavier rainfall
aionR tho Nidtf1a Atlantic nrd New
England coasts. local thunder
shower occurred a. Dodge CITY and n
iieh, sprinkle at wiilla,on. Tho tenn
p-rature continues high over the c~n-
trail valleys and eastern slop~ Of tho
Rockies. elsewhere II IL somewhat
cooler.
A continuation Of fair weather and
stationary temperature "a indicated
for Pueblo and vicinity for 'op,rf,. and
Saturday. II. u. DICK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
Divorce Actions

Filed IN me county rourt yesterday
--r. Two suits for divorce. also a
'irli deere entered.
Mary r. McGowcn from Ebert ].
NcGoven. the charge being dos.rticn:
Trey w-re married In Denver on May
~. 1907
Ethel 81. Lucas from Calvin A.
IucaE. dcsortion. Married a, McAfis-
ter. Oklahoma. November J. 1918.
In tho same cot0t a decree WAS en-
tered IN favor of Lydia Msuds Efxw
from Earl owen Efaw. Cruelty VA
;h~ ground o, the litigation: they wcrs
married In this city on December Is
1913.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
TO Honor Adjutant
With Cake Social

This evening. July at So. m.
;h~re will be given an ice cream and
cake social in honor Of Adjutant N. r.
Epi.tt and Commandant X QUAINT. In
'h~ Salvation Army Tent. 800 block
Northern Avenue.
There will be Sunday acrvics a. 80
and NJ 4 p. m. A street meetinS Will
pr~r.d~ the ,ervfce.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
Heat Increases
Last Two Days

The last two days of June
we're the hottest according TO the :
monthly report of the Pueblo
weather bureau. issued yester-
day. on each of those days.
the mercury climbed to ~ de-
grees. The coolest day OF the
month was June 10, when the
minimum temperature was 45 :
degrees. The mean temperature :
for the month was 50 degrees,
the hottest June since 1918,
when the mean temperature
was "A degrees.
The total precipitation for the :
month was ia inches; tho nor
NAL precipitation is lt7 inches.
There were two hailstorms, and
IA thunderstorms.
Four of the days in June were :
100 per cent sunshine. accord
ing to the report.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
Weather Conditions b
Other Cities In the Wei

weather reports OF several cities -
Colorado and adjo!ninS states during
the - hours ending O'Clock. ysstsr-
day morning. compiled from statistics
furnished by the weather bureau a.
flee Pueblo: l
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

two Years. ! saw
Lydia r. pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound advertised in
the paper and got
good results from
taking II I recon-
mend your medicine
to my friends ard
you may pu blish
this fact a. . sesti-
monial. Mrs RoB-
ERr BLOCK. Box h2,
HopkjnA MINI.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

L-rtries JOY :. partial 80 Bingham
il.rrFrH. 81 which. according to .
inidyn rrssp agent. she pr~.~ssss
thfcs dnr~n. She slvsys vcar- eirs-
narr. cyc~p, when coetumed for . pic
tur~.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
HOW WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
May Escape the Dreaded Suf-
ferinss Of that Period BY
Taking Mrs. Blocks Advice

HOPKINS. MINI. -" During Chsnee Of
Life had hot flashes and suffered for
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CLASSIFIED ADVER TISING
1.-l'OInt Type

The largest type permitted IN the
Want Ad pages IS u point. ANA the
smallest space III which Il l2-polnt
type al may Ire set is onS inch. The
rate tor this large type IS cents .
word uallS 3n0 cents Il WORD sun
day. The same scale OF reductions
wiil apply az Tor regular want ads.
ThcSv rates apply only to advertise
mcntS originating III IiicnmVhu ami
suburban territory. From other
sources The rates are: Daiiy. - cents
an agate iine. sunday. 10 cents an
agate Inc tcount words 10 the line).
ASH must accompany The order.
LonSrr tcrm RACES iur business ad-
SCrIIsrrS on request.
ADVERTISEMENTS received as late as
10 y. Nj. amt ~ l.. NJ rlcn week day.
ana up 10 \ .. NJ. SATURDAY tor correct
ciasSincatio IN the neAt EDITION.
situation Wanted Nds-Maie and
Fcinair--whtH presented al ;nS Want
AZ Counter IN the DISpaiGn building
by those out ct work wili be inserted
FREQ Of Charge.
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Personals

/ WILL. not hc Responsible Tor amy dcnt,
made a. contracted by any one other
than myself. W. I. Dgwics. -JyS EAs;
NarShA4I street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

S.Ni.eSMAN desires position ~ ,Iv,,,i.,n.
soti'iip' az h"usc-to- house work con
MISSION BASIS. iioN q Si.. The Disp,I,h
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----s-1--
ftCTiONS--LEG,1I.S
i.cgni Notices
''f ~ oE TIE VIRGINIA. STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONS
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
lls sonrh Tilra stc.st :

t,ri Richmond. Virginia
Sirg,n!a stat" Highway commiss si ~ H.. H.
y d "a = h'rd street Richmond Va uati
Cc9.nsiruc,!Gn Of the following sections ~
Virginia Project 80. ilo-G7I ,uiIs, 81.
wwai"ibound Inacadaiu road ON STATE EoaJ
To-, ~, between Sa!cm ana catawbs, In
Virginia Project No. IIl-I2.,, miles Of
Ta ~ inael.i"m road on state Road
vi!lc. in Carroll County. INN
v,rSlmia rroleei 40. i2a-... mites Of
20; 20; IL oetweea GnIaS and woodlawn. IA
conrrei" road with alternate S,d on Can
c,.i1 has@ With bnuinnous ,nacadam peit-
sra 't2n method suriacing. on state Road
Ga" y,r ncad T. Wise County.
va wa'c,n"1na inncaiam road ON State Road
30 -. between BarboursvIllc and Creme
Virginia al rraieet ' NnEl r, fio"niy ,oro. .,
S go. roah on state Road 40. Is. hctwceu
I Cnnny. ana Erookneal. in Campbell
virginia Project No 1870 miles %,
No .. brtwecn Thinkers creek and CloSer-
dale in Hoictourt County.
GO ON :, p, ,roiec,s Ito; ~ i:a ia5 and 80
ia, M using bi'u:n!Eous macadam peneira-
places TO show contractors over the differ
ent projects. as follows;
AT Catawba at 10 A. NJ Tuesday
August 10Th. for Project no
AZ GaiaX at 10 4. NJ. Friday. August
~ liiilsville at l.. NJ, Friday August
18th. Tor Project III.
~ Norton at 10 y: NJ. Saturday. August
At Bar louisville at ll:30 a. NJ We'd
nesday. August 18th. FOR Project 1876
At Gladys At 10 \. NJ, Thursday.
August 18TH. for Proicc; li7
At ciorcriaie AZ 10 a. NJ. SATURDAY.
August Goth. for Project l4a.
Plans and specifications arc on Me at
ohcc OF Virginia State Highway Com
missioner. ZIG South Third street. Rich
m"nd. Va: and ~ Office of the following
Resident Engineers:
For Projects ITO. III. 1875 and 49, II. u.
bryant. Roanoke.
For Project 1871. J. -. Kcclcr Bristol.
For Project 1873. j. q. Albright. Man
assas.
FOR Project ~. C. L. scott. Lynch
burg.
Plans for sections OF state roads will
celpt OF 81. payable to the second Assist
ant Commissioner $3.50 Of which Will bc
refunded when plans are returned IN good
condition within two weeks after bids
are opened
4 certified check to the amount of
per cent Of tho total bid not To exceed
81. 000, made payable to The state High
way Commissioner. must accompany each
bid
The state Highway Commissioner 70
serves the right TO reject any or all bihs.
@. T.. COLEMAN
State Highway Commissioner.
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INDLNi:D EOn QUICK
REFERENCE;
Cac the Tclrphonc-Cnii Randolph !
AK for Mnnt sd rnkcr

Classified Advertisements oid,icd .oi
THE RICHMOND TlMES-DlSPArCl
daily morning edition wit appear II
the next edition OF THE EVENING
DISPATCH. The rates gwen ncrcwitr
cover morning anu evening service u
NIL instances, with the exception oI
THE SUNDAY TIMES DiSPNIcH
which Is rricGd separately.
Schedule 0f Want hd Rates
si.c word taIiy, mi;:iniutn
SIC. set solid.
Sc word daily minimum a6c.
agate caps.
Sc worn sunday. MINIMUM
S,c. set solid
&c word sunday. minimum
fVc. agate caps
consecutive insertions price
oil ~ insertions.
consecutive insertions price
ot > Il insertions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sule

brand NEW COLUMBIA Automobiles at
approximately $500 from list. No use
gains last. The Columbia has all ,hc
nISh.Stadc units used. such as Timkcn
iNics ana bearings. Spiccr univvrSals
StrcmbcrS carbuvctor. Borg X Bee
clutch Ptcstoiitc battery. Auioiitc start
!nE. Atwatvr ignition. ISntasUtc TOP.
fIrcstonc Goodrich tires. etc. that
are used IN the h;shvr-pric-d cars. Save
sJVo. Monte stone. Inc. 1913 w. BROAD.
COMPLETE stock OF Fora commercial.
bodies tor Ion trucks. open and top.
Srcc!a. prices to reduce stock. We save
YOU 81 10 -" on your body. Soc our
Park body tor Your Ford. y. Meyers
SmnI 90. IL Snuin ELEMih Sirnni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

ONE electric ironing machine aud ouc
electric washing machine. second .nlntl
~ particulars with price TO IlJ East
Franklin street.
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BE- H"sS SERJifE
Bu>incs, Service, Oncred

CARPETS CAIipEI,
Ola CARPETS gc~oy-n INTO u.w ru,.
Nlrmmo"H AMul"- Co.. "a No,tn Nimtn
DOLL HOSPITAL.
polIs i"p"lEcd al! parts furnished
MIS- MAJ. non. your o.ln co,nnii,,, u
HuSnes. .us \ortG 'ihird Street. b
IL j. Z Il - T. \ CITY T. ANnLn,,
cave S,h""r@scnlid's = - During fnon,l,
OF August shampoo aud cur 30
!Htlh! massage S"g. A;tf,-l W.snl,,,.'
.y' SING. ""v; sghlp treatment SO"
Broad - N"ouni Randolph !Sa8J.
HATS J!,a"ed a.. rgo. ga n.. NY
vera Tia 1rhs ~ Notth F,rs ~
Mona A6Ui: AIFG. 60 --l.ua.,,,t ,n, 90, &
"oih Roo sttc,i at test l.ine
OLD HATS c.c"rcd ana roDIoc.rd ~.
new. America shoe ShIu~. s!I l. NJ
EACniNG --j"cpn vmiaur Isyc W,
broad street. i!pd.-Nagd -. f,,,-
iuIc. china tI.d 'eGdln. presents - go
and shipped. Estimates cncsrtiii,t
CRAFTS rIANu FACTORY. frpsig
paTtmcni. I~,ntt.In sni FtsnLIin -.
Equipped Il dC aicu class OI.us it,,,i,'
g.bhiiinG and icUuliuinv W. .y,'cii 'S
ia rvDuliInr ald ana worn our ~.
Hcnts. -. n'J"rs Diauvs al.ye;.t,.sn..
organs nab t1.k!nS machines NJ =
make tt-W SOUND nen new or ,.,
- Fr"- -eiin~ics Phone Rsnonprh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

TIE very best bargain In KiC5,,,,-7,
ha'nntiiayn. Avenue Will soon bc p,y.'i
,hto bToah street and /. tTackicss I,oi'
ley VIII d. operated along tina, NJ, ,.,,,,''
cent Avenue, Properly is going To- In
DIG bought noInc lois one block frnI,,
Chamber Jayne ATcnu. ch.at In, D., 80
more tl'n can pay Tor. WiI all 80
Tor 1l.ppg-iust what IL cost mo H..
paid 1850 on II. balance u.ynblo ~ "
month. Pay mc &3s1--iuht "a 81
PAID Oh it---tnd | VIII transfer az"
t"r"st 10 you. y SO. Tn. Disu,,rG u"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Situations wantcd-Fcn,alr
Situations wantcd-Malc 81

AUTO EcHANIC-Wantcd. position as
automobile m-chnnic years cNp.rI-
emc": AL reference. BOX q $50. care
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
MERCHANDISE
Wantcd-'ro buy

Madison 2S2t
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hat Gets Quick Satisfactory Results the A the Facts
BHSysESS SkRIICk
business Services Orcrc,l

PLANO rUNING-Expcri requiring AN
rebuilding. Pianos carefully moved IA
rNpertS. Gins. NJ. SIinn nc y
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fokIER-fOunI c0!orcd n,.u on, ar &c.,
'sn's pnSiIion az porter. rrf"r.ur.s
nnmMur.ss l2:o 81. l'aui Street. Law "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Pretty Pickin s.

Just pick the bargains In The Dispatch
classified columns today
Two things pretty There arc
That and you M sa yin. yo,r
time nEd money in getting them.
Well then
Look through, the OF headings II he cassiic
Scction-iight How--and in minutes vol Cnn nut
your finger what
Something for your home. for cnr--practicaIiy
anything would buy frStIO look, ru,
here and then figure your saving
Thousands of people in Rc,mnnd hav Dispatch
thrift hhb1t-y0u start today.
And when an nI-ralI Hundnn,
and ask for akcr. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
SOU Ill Nv rs / MD WESTERN NIn
t;i%Ii-rEc\ Nt-S L't- So
Situations Wanlc,i--;-rn,,lr .tu

HAM Wanted. position in bank as
priisiy' y bank work. hon !. $50. car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

BOOK kEEPEli-Wunicd. position ms as
sistaut houkk.rprr or general Office yrorI
thr"c Years rNpcricncc: best references
NON j Ihi Tho Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Suburban for SuIr

BARTON MISUNDERSTANDING Avno,,..,,
room DnuGd!o", practically new. no, III
Cn'd water. "icrirIcty. suicniId ,,,,i'''
ton kcisonabGc to Gulch r,U-,t,.'.
AfTrd Nell ~ Co.. si5 l.. Frani,iin
Room III anu" 81
STORE ana residence for sale. ,l,,,,, :
miles from city. Boa II 70c C,Ts TO-,
Dispatch. "'c IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

III DONE BY William johnson MIS- done
right. Cleaning staining anlNwa In.
iioors: dark floors made light. Call Ran,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Poultry ind supplies

BABN GU CES-It viii make them grow
tEEEAlIA MASH. In - and loo pound
haIs al your dealers. on BraucT ~
HASTEN. !VS East Cary Street.
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Lots for SDlc

SPEtIAl. barrnin. Lot. 5qxiO tron,,n,.
on byautitd shady Bc.vur Avenue On,
~ fHr ltrN3n Park section ~
800 Terms. SO cash .nd SIS a month,
frn,,, iuTs ,hGfoss the street. exactly II,
49, f." other lots near this nn.,
~. t.y' .i ~" go .dch' easy terms. Iiox
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

DNNCiSG ISugni icusun,u.c Miss Eate
Siumpf: Studio sO1 West Gracr Ran
dolpn tis3 j.
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INSTRUCTION
Musienl. Dancing. DRAMATIC ~

DHNtl NG'-Airs l:mniennaase. :a No:tn
Harrison street. guarantees n dive ,.s.
sons Phone Madison l3Sl-W.
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i.frf S7D(.k
Dogs, Cats, Pets

iJlDS. pcts dnu suUDIus. Suurs' lJ,r,i
Shop. liz East Grace. street
Dogs pn,: rcts of al Kinds. NJ. y. Wilbur
"lh w IMcnty eighth ST Mad ,iGG
ElliDS-rh;"" Young c.naric. Mi: sell
cheap. Apply - " Cary
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Wanlctl-IscaI i..,n,c

HOMES on r2sy terms. w.It.r Srt,,-
Central National SANS fulfilling.
LIST your property tor sale VIII. 80
SaclI.E 90 NDr.h N,,,,I, 80 '-uas
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
THE PEOPLES
WANTS

FOR SERVICE-Registe Holstein
bull, $500. Geo. Vickerman. 1917
FOR SALE-Disc pillow, in good re-
pair. Austin Cummings, Clio, Val
ley phone. 1917
FOR SALE-Late Petoskey seed po-
tatoes. Yield 500 bushels to acre.
Ellis Harmon, Thetford Center. IT
FOR RENT-Six rooms, up stairs I;
also have a reed go-cart, good as
new for sale. Mrs. Henry Buss. II
FOR SALE-Horse, a good one
Floyd Loomis, one mile north and
one and three-quarters miles west
of Clio. II
LOST-Between Clio and Alfred
Mann's corner one roll of barbed
wire. Finder please notify Geo.
Mcneil. IT
FOR SALE-Cabbage tomato, pep
per and cauliflower plants. Paul
Sabo, miles south and 1-2 mile
west of Clio. 1919
hay for sale. Inquire of Morton
Boutwell,, 3 miles east and 1-2 mile
south of Clio. Serviss phone If.
LOST-Black travelling bag, contain
ing tools, between Clio and Hen
peck. Finder please leave at Mes
senger office. Paul Jones, Fos-
toria. IT
SALESMAN WANTED-to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or commission.
. Address THE HARVEY OIL CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio. IT
FOR SALE-Eight room house and
two large lots, two blocks from
post office, in good location, gar
age, electric lights and cistern.
For particulars call at Fred Man
rvs, New St., Clio, Mich. 1920
FOR SALE-One Banner range,
h. p. Alma Gasoline Engine, 1
1-2 h. p. international Engine,
Mccormick moving. machine, Nc
Cormick dump rake, horse, II yrs.
old, W.T.. 400. For sale or will
trade for cattle. Bryan Murphy,
1-2 miles west and l mile north
of Clio. If.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.

C. w. Jobson attended the funeral
of his aunt, Mrs. Georgiana Jobson,
in Flint, last week Thursday. The
deceased was so years of age and was
the mother of six children, as fol-
lows: Edward and Roy, of Flint t;
Clark of Vancouver, B. c.. Elmer of
Tampa, Fla; Fred of Birmingham
and Mrs. Will Ische, of Gil Fair St.,
Flint. The interment was in Thet-
ford Center cemetery by the side of
her husband who passed away 80
years ago.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick C. Mil
ner are visiting at the home of VIM.
thinner. Mrs. Miner is niece of
Mrs. thinner, being a daughter of the
late c. j. Garland, former Clio
boy. Capt. Miner has been sta
toned at Fort Clayton, Canal Zone,
and the War Department recently
transferred him to Camp Devins,
near Boston. They expect to be in
Michigan until June 1st, when they
will go to Seattle, WASH, to make a
visit, going to Camp Devins in August.
Capt. Miner has been with the army
for the past 5 years.
Mrs. Walter Frost has been quite
i'll and confined to her home for the
past two or three days. She is re-
ported to be somewhat improved at
present.
l.. d. Hayes has installed an up
to-date refrigerating plant in his
meat market which will enable him to
keep his meat at an even temperature
and at any degree he desires.
Work is progressing nicely on the
new picture theatre and it is planned
by the management to open it some
time next week, probably Saturday.
1t will be a very handsome picture
show house. The opening picture
will be one of the best now being
shown on the American screen.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
CLIO MAN ARRESTED

The following is taken from We'd
nesday's edition of The Flint Daily
Journal:
"When they went to the home of
Palmer Allen in Clio yesterday, Sher-
if Homer Vette and deputies Johnson
and Butcher, after conducting a
search of several hours, found small
amounts of liquor concealed in diff
ferent parts of the house. Officers
say they found several bottles of
moonshine and that there was an un-
usual number of empty bottles in the
house. During the search Mrs: Allen
is said to have hid one of the bottles
in bag of flour which the officers re-
covered. Allen was arrested, charged
with violation of the prohibition
law"
Mr.. Allen has always been an in
dustrious man and The Messenger
hopes he will be able to clear himself
of this charge.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
ARBELA

Chas. Hunt is in Caro- on business
this week.
Homer Blakemore and son of Davi-
son spent the week end with Frank
Caryl and wife.
Stanley French and son, Gordon,
of Hale, spent Sunday with Edmund
Miller and family. Miss Winnie
French returned to Hale with them.
Israel Morey and family and Floyd
Hunt of Linden and Marie Harvey
of Otisville spent Sunday with Chas.
Hunt and family.
Marion Fox of Flint spent Sunday
with her parents.
Ina Hunt spent few days last
week with Clio friends.
Mrs. Corning of Mt. Morris is Wis
iting Mrs. Frank living.
The Arbela and Gunnell base ball
teams had a real interesting game
Saturday. Score 1873 in favor of
Ar5ela.
The Progressive Pedro met at the
home of Mr.. Brooks Saturday even
ing. Prizes were won by Mrs. VIM.
Lurvey, Thelma Lurvey and Donald
Brooks.
An ice cream social will be held at
the home of Mrs. George Blaine, Sat-
urday evening, May 21st. Everybody
invited.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
II i renorted that Alhert Ct Clair

1t is reported that Albert st. Clair
was held up and robbed near the
bridge on North Center st., Tuesday
night. He was going to his home
from a late car and two men came
up behind him and ordered him to
throw up his hands. One of the
robbers had a revolver and the other
knife which was used to cut open
his pocket in which the money was
carried. 1t is reported that he lost
about seventy dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steele left
for Detroit, Wednesday, having been
called there by the serious condition
of their daughter-in-law, Mrs. James
A. Steele, who was severely burned
several weeks ago. The unfortunate
lady has been gradually sinking for
a number of days and it is not
thought she can long survive. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steele re-
turned home Thursday afternoon
bearing the sad intelligence that on
their arrival in Detroit they found
that their daughter-in-law had al
ready passed away. The remains
will be brought to Clio and funeral
services will be held from the home
oatuiuuy albCihOOu dI wv " SiONh.
Through inadvertance we omitted
the name of Mrs. Thos. Carter from
the list of those who have contributed
through The Messenger to the Chin
csc Famine Fund. We are not re-
ceiving further contributions to this
fund because of the trouble and ex-
pense of making small remittances.
Those who wish to contribute. how
ever, may do so directly by sending
their remittances to, The American
Committee of China Famine Fund,
Bible House, New York, or possibly
the local churches may still be re-
ceiving contributions for this purpose.
Later-After writing the foregoing
we received contribution of $500
for this fund from the Thetford
Mothers Club. We want to express
to these ladies our profound appre-
citation of this evidence of their hu-
manity; this present demonstration
of the oft demonstrated fact that the
mother heart is the most loving, gen.
erous and altogether beautiful attri-
butte of mankind.
Will Waggoner and family visited
at the home of Cleo Brand, Saturday.
Mrs. John Hughes and daughters,
Gertrude and Myrl, spent three days
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell Palmer.