The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-03-31

I Mrs. Arthur Steele, who was badly
burned at her home, in Detroit, a
short time ago is in a serious condi-
t ton in hospital in that city. 1t is
possible, however, that she may re-
a cover.
David Thorsby and family who for
: several years past have resided near
Grand Blanc, have bought the house
formerly occupied by Frank Rocka-
! fellow, in the southwest part of town,
and are now occupying the same.
Thad Teeters has the foundation
for his new home on West Vienna
Street about completed.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow
Swihart, seven pound boy, who has
been named Vernon Leroy. The
mother and child are both doing nice
ly.
Earl Underhill has purchased the
caroline Sloan residence property on
west Vienna Street and will remodel
y for his own use. "
T/Through the kindness of Earl GIN
lett, we have been permitted to exA
anime certificate of membership
OF Homer Lodge, F. & A. M, of Cort-
land, N. Y, which was issued to his
great grandfather, Isaac Gillett. in
1917. 1t is printed on old hand made
paper and bears upon it's face illus
trations of many of the emblems of
the craft. Both as a sample of the
art of the ancient printer and en-
graver and as a masonic relic it is
very interesting. 1t IS also a rare
privilege for a modern mason to have
VSo interesting a memento of his an
Mestors in his POSSESSION The paperd
We may add, is III years old. ~
Morn, March %, 1921, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Rich, of Flint, lovely
eight pound daughter, who has been
named Dorothy Louise. Mrs. Rich
Will be remembered as Elsie Lem
bach, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lembach, of this place. The grand
parents are justly elated over the adj
vent OF the little lady, and to them |
and the happy parents and the young
lady herself we extend hearty con-
CALCULATIONS and sincerest best wishes. |
+. l.. Chown has succeeded after !
strenuous effort in getting a fine |
well in his garage. 1t is eight-five |
feet deep and the water is soft and of |
elegant quality.
Turnkey Don Burton Of the sher
ifs Office at Flint was a pleasant
caller at The Messenger office Mon
day. We might, we believe, take this |
opportunity to say that it is general
lly conceded the Jail is cleaner and
better kept than for several years
past and that Sheriff Vette and his
assistants are making a good record
all around
A Wayne County Circuit Judge was
stopped by Sheriff Vette, few days
since, while driving in an automobile
near Fenton, the jurist being halted,
as were other motorists, in order that
his car might be searched to see if it
contained liquor. The judge, it APP
pears, objected strenuously and finally
prevented the sheriff from making a
search. He contended that the sher-
III had no right to search the car
without warrant, and from a legal
standpoint he may have been right.
But there was moral factor involved
OF more Importance, as we see it, than
the legal issue and of which the Judge
as a good citizen might have been
duly mindful. If he could resist
search, until warrant could be Sc
cured, so can every bootlegger with
car full of boose, with results quite
certain to be disheartening to the de-
cent portion of society. Dignity is
not so almighty important as some
other things so far as the people are
DR.. Howard Geiger and wife of
Bay City, spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Geiger,
Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrady spent
Sunday with relatives in Clio. Mrs.
McCrady expects to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. d. M. Smith, in Adrian,
next week.
Mrs. Arthur Cummings was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Morgan of
Flint, the past week.
Lloyd Blaine has moved into the
Stevens house on Center Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunbar visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King of Flint last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Copeland
have gone to Flint to live.
Fred Loveless was in Mt. Morris
On business. Friday.
Mrs, Mabel Peterson of Saginaw
was the guest of relatives here the
past week.
VIM. Hobson of Flint spent Easter
With Arthur Cummings and family.
Frank Tomlnson was Flint caller
Saturday and Sunday.
John Kenny of County Line, who
has been verv i'll during the past
week. is slowly recovering.
c. j. Berry, a retired Detroit rail-.
Dad man. is visiting at the home of
Mrs. II. Rose, Of County Line At
| tea given by the Misses Mary and
Grace Rose in honor Of Mr.. Berry,
Monday afternoon, the guest render
d several selections on the piano, one
mich received much applause was
ohann Strsu" famous waltz.
ioices Of Spring" Covers were laid
or ten. All reported very enjoy
bic time.
Walter Lonsway, wife and son. of
Tint. were callers at ]. B. Curriers'
sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lonsway is
neice Of Mrs. Currier.
J. B. Currier spent few days the
irst of the week at the home of his
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