The Clio messenger., 1922-02-23
LOCAL NEWS

Lee, visited friends in Flint, Sun
day.
Great picture play, "Outside the
Law" at the Gem Theatre Satur-
day night Read the big ad. Prices
only 15 and 25 cents.
Thomas diff and Will Howell
were fishing on Long Lake, Tuesday.
John Ford and family of Flint
spent Friday with Mrs. Henry Ford.
Mrs. Henry Ford, Mrs. Charlotte
Daniels, John Ford and wife and
Peter Ford attended the funeral of
Mrs. Almina Hannery, Sunday in
Hemlock.
Do see those new correspondence
cards at Huycks.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hamilton were in
Saginaw. Monday, on business.
Miss Elva Prowse is spending the
week in Detroit, attending the spring
millinery opening.
Miss Alma Boulton spent the week
end with friends in Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Finger of Sagi-
nav and Ed. Campbell of Alma were
guests of Miss Nellie Beckwith, Sun
day.
Ray Baldwin and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mil
Ter:
Buy your stock of EPSON Salts in
large quantities, 20lbs. for $1.O0-
Reid Bros.
Earl Ayliffe was given a surprise
by nineteen of his friends Thurs
day evening, the occasion being his
birthday. The evening was spent in
music and games. A pot luck sup.
per was served. Before departing
for their homes the guests presented
him with several beautiful and useful
presents.
"The District School at Blueberry
Corners" next week Friday evening
at the Auditorium. Prices 20 and 30
cents.
Mrs. Myers Sines entertained her
six grandchildren at a chicken dinner,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrady were
guests of their son, Floyd, and fam
lily. over the week end.
VIM. Willis and son. Of BRIDGE
port, were in Clio, Monday, ON busi-
ness.
Andrew Littlefield and wife were
/ Tuscloa visitors, Sunday.
Miss Thelma Butler of Flint spent
few days last week with Mrs. II
NJ. Rice.
Miss Henrietta Kuehl visited in
SAGINAW. Thursday.
Hrs. Henry Kuehl visited in Flint
! SATURDAY..
The Tri-Nu Class of the NJ. f
Church Sunday School cleared about
$4,000 from their social held Wed
and Mrs. Hugh Mccormick.
Alfred Peters has removed from
the farm to his new home in the
Hopkins plat.
Margaret Stevens is i'll with tn
mumps.
About twenty-five friends ant
relatives gathered at the home of n
Butler, Sunday, February 18th, an
surprised him, the occasion being hi
72nd birthday.
Ask us about Codamines-ReiC
Bros.
Big repeat production of 9Th,
District School at Blueberry Cor
ners." at the Auditorium, Frida,
evening, March 3. Everybody come
Last chance to see~the original cas-
in this famous play.
Box paper. assorted colors and ;
good grade linen at 20 cents-Reit
Bros.
Mary Knickerbocker was surprised
by about thirty of her school mates
and friends Friday evening, the even
ing was pleasantly spent with games
! A pot luck supper was served.
Mrs. Maud Goodfellow of Detroit
visited Mrs. Charles Best over The
week end.
Miss Jessie and Archie Mccormick
spent the week end with their grand
parents in Taymouth
Mrs. Bryan Smith, who underwent
an operation at the Woman's Hosp
tai in Saginaw. Thursday is reported
as doing as well as could be expected
Mrs. James Jones returned from
Detroit, Monday, where she had beer
visiting her brother. Frank Haven
and family, several days.
II. r. Bidwell and family have
moved to Detroit.
Mrs. May Bailey is spending the
week end with r. f. Will and fam
lily in Millington.
Art Chatfield and family are quar-
antined. the children being i'll witt
scarlet fever.
Invitation size Of stationery
some new ones-E. +. Huyck.
Mrs. David Tolman returned from
Hurley Hospital, Saturday, where
she had been for an operation. She
is improving nicely.
Mrs. ID. McCrady visited in Flini
two days the past week.
Bernard Tracy and wife of Film.
visited Mrs. VIM. thinner, Sunday
Mrs. Bert Conlee attended the
luncheon at the Hotel Durant, Flint
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