The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-06
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. James Thomas returned to her
home in Detroit, Thursday. She hav-
ing spent 10 days with friends IN
Clio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dawson Of Flint
were guests of Thurlow Swihart ana
wife New Years day.
Mrs. William Orion, wife of our
new bakery proprietor, had the mis-
fortune to lose a pocketbook, one
day recently, which contained hfty
dollars in money. To add to this
had luck. Mr.. Orion has been i'll ana
unable to open his shop for several
days. >, :.
Eugene Sloan is seriously III IN
rooms over the restaurant He be-
ing cared for by Orlando zelter ana
Frank Tomlinson.
If your want to buy good auto tires
cheap read my ad elsewhere IN TINS
paper. 1t will pay you big money
Robert Crawford.
Oliver Stanley and wife visited his
sister. Mrs. George Walker, over the
HOLIDAYS. During their stay he ana
Edward REM of Detroit made snort
hunting trip near Harrison.
Mrs. Grover Eagan and daughter,
Pauline, Mrs. Maggie Srank, Iva Far
tee of Flint and Mrs. l.. Brown OF
Thetford, spent New Years with Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Habkirk.
Mrs. Harshaw of Flint and her two
nephews were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steele, Tues
dav. Mrs. Steele is confined to home
by illness.
Mrs. Emma Bryant of Monroe,
telegraph operator at Monroe, Men,
and who formerly lived here, is a
guest at the home of Mrs. Mary
Davis.
Miss Pansy Chase spent last week
at the home of her cousin, Miss Ber-
nice Cook, of Birch Run.
Mrs. Chester Allen, who has been
very sick, is improving.
Lawrence Stroud spent few days
in Mt. Morris, last week, at the home
of his grandma, Mrs. Fred Faul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bates of De-
troit visited at the home of their
uncle. Frederick Haas, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller visited
their uncle, Frank Miller, in Arbela,
Sunday. His many friends in Clio
will regret to hear that he is not any
better from his illness.
Mrs. Maud Butler received letter
from Mabel Brass and the rest of the
Clio girls in California, Saturday.
They are having one fine time. They
took an auto trip from Los Angeles
to Santa Barbara, distance OF 25O
miles. She said they passed through
miles of orange and grape fruit or
chards. The trees were bending to
the ground with fruit which was near
ly ready to harvest. The road side
was banked with large rose geran-
iums in full bloom. They also went
several miles over the mountains
where they had no roads, herself and
Eva were in the back seat and dared
not turn their heads until the danger
was passed. All they did was to roll
their eyes and hold their breath.
Mabel is clerking for the same firm
she worked for when she was there
before. She said Verna Lembach ex-
pected to start for Michigan in about
six weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Stevens G. Hopkins
ana Miss Margaret Roman of Chi
cago, sister of Mrs. Hopkins, spent |
the week end with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hopkins,
Mrs. Mary E. Stevens is spending a
couple of weeks in Flint at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. P. NJ. Park.
When Wesley Burden, chief en-
gineer of the Wyandotte water works
plant and Miss Hazel Case of Flat
Rock decided to be married recently |
they wanted their former pastor, Rev.
of Saginaw to officiate
and NJ w. Covert, the Superintend-
emit under whom they finished high |
school, to be present, so these people
journeyed to Saginaw where the knot
was tied. Afterward Mr.. and Mrs.
Burden came to Clio to visit at Mr..
Covert's home