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jNews From Hensall a
gijcljxud of Cfiommerjce
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Fall Term Opens, Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1927
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES
Expert teachers, Two Standard makes of Typewriter’s, Practi
cal Business Training, Gregg Shorthand, Secretarial Studies, Actual
Office Practice and a record of successful Graduates, whose high
Standard for good work, we expect you to reach or exceed.
WHEN YOU THINK OF A COMMERCIAL COURSE, WRITE
B. F. WARD, B.A., M.Accts.
Phone 198
POULTRY WANTED
We are in the market for all kinds visiting her
of poultry, for which we will pay
the highest cash prices. Our trucks
will call at the farm for them. We
have just completed a course in
poultry, culling which service will
be free to our patrons. Write or
lihone us and our trucks will call
the next day.
ROBERT HIGGINS
HENSALL
Miss Louise Drummond, has taken
a position at the Bake Shop.
Messrs Cook Bros, have been get
ting in a number of new cars.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill, of Hamilton,
recently visited relatives in town.
Mrs. Agnes Ross is visiting rela
tives in Toronto for a few weeks.
Mrs. N. Blatchford visited for a
few days with relatives in Seaforth.
A number from Hensall are at
tending the Fair at London this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Patterson visit
ed for a .few -days, with relatives in
Toronto.
M*r. Lome Ballantyne, of Detroit,
spent the week-end visiting with his
mother here. • .
Mrs. Wm. McAllister, .of Edmon
ton, Alta., is vjsiting for a few weeks
with her sisters .here. n ; ,
Miss Margaret Slaven, of London,
visited over the .week-end with her
sister, Miss Lizzie Slaven,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Wright,, of
Niagara Falls, visited for a few days,
with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dick.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid and. little
dchild, of London, visited’ over " the
week-end with relatives in town?
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Smith, • of- St.
Mary's,’ 'visited over the- week-end
with Mi'. -and Mrs. Geo. C. Petty.
Mr.-’and Mrs. Oliver Geiger,’ of
Bridgeport,' visited ovei’ , the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger.
Mr. and Mrs...Beattie, of Montreal,
who .have been visiting with .Dr. and
Mrs. A.\ R.. Campbell, have returned-,
home.
Miss Gladys Slay,’ of Sarnia ’and
Miss Kaherine Sells, of London, are
visiting this week with Miss Greta
Laminie. ’ ■ • ••.:.
Miss Eleanor Fisher ?
ORGANIST HENSALL UNITED
CHURCH .
TUITION IN PIANO
Terms Moderate Phone 68
DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL
Honor graduate of Faculty of
•Medicine, and Master of Science,
University of Western Ontario.
Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons of Ontario. Office
,jtwo doors east of Post Office.
Phone 56 Residence .114
HENSALL, ONT.
-Lome Elder, Alox. McMurtrie J
Lindnnfield: Model of Cow in
M qg^ENWAXDashwood I Ab, well, folks, if it wasn’t for
„ „ x rr ix I vanity there would be no profit In
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Harlton and, corn plasters.
Tube-—Lloyd Liiidenfield; Model of Cow in
Plastigine—-Bert.’ Thompson, Ken
neth Elder, Herbert Drummond,
Leonard Hoggarth, Brute Berry, A.
Beeswax,
Injurious Insects—Bert Thomp
son, Myrtle Thompson,.
Commercial Forest Foods—-Hugh
McEwan, Myrtle Thompson.
Map of Huron-’—Mildred Follick,
Norman Sinclair, T"
Dorothy Drummond
Lillian Beeswax;
Myrtle Thompson.
Helen Munn,
Bell, Jessie
Grace “Dick,
Munn.
Writing
Dougall, Loretta Bell, Grace Wurm,
Leonard Hoggarth, Robert Drysdale,
Mary Wolfe; Writing "Water”—Lil
lian Beeswax, ^Norman Sinclair, An
nie Coleman, Minnie Sangster, Olive
Brock, Kathryn Drysdale; Writing,
“In Flanders Field”—Helen Munn,
Emma Wurm, Helen Glenn, Garnet
Mousseau, Edith Wolfe, John Mc
Kay; Writing “Oft in the Stilly
Night’—James Rowcliffe, Margaret
Dick, Grace Dick, Hugh McEwan,
Ted. Munn, Doreen Varley.
Crayon Drawing of Pumkpin—B.
Thompson, Mildred Follick, Tom.
Smale, Olive Brock, Dorothy Drum
mond, Norman Sinclair; White Tril
lium in Water Colors—Alvin Bell,
Helen Munn, Jimmie McEwan, M.
McKay, Mary Hiuser, Jessie Dick;
Sunset Scene—Margaret Dick, Grace
Dick,
Public Speaking—Myrtle Thomp
son, Hilda Kennedy, Emma Wurm.
Class 84, Judging Competition,
poultry— Marion Sinclair, Gladys
Passmore, Joyce Scruton, Lulu Lin
denfield, Grace Brock.
Class 86, Spelling Match—Grace
Dick, Margaret Dick, Mabel Work
man, Hugh McEwan, Irene Daters,
Edith Dick.
Class
Hensall
smith 9,
family and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hickey
visited Mrs, Jackson, of Arkona,
Mr. R, English has recovered
from his illness last week.
The W. M. S. of the United church
sent a bale of clothing and quilts
last week.
The United church has decided to
hold its Anniversary Sunday on, Oc
tober the 9 th with Rev. Foster, of
Parkhill, as the preacher. The
fowl supper will be served in the
new shed the following Wednesday,
October 12 th, Keep these dates in
mind.
Rev. L. Bartlett,
will preach in the
next Sunday.
We are glad to
Turner out after his long severe ill
ness.
Last Friday evening Miss Mary
Webb entertained the young people
of the United church at a kitchen
shower in honor of Miss Elsie
Young a bride of this week. She
was asked to sit in a chair gaily de
corated in white and placed in front
of a background of ferns and white
asters under a large white bell. On
the table beside her stood a wee
bride’s cake and a miniature bride
composed of utensils and draped
with towels and curtain materials
with towels and curtain materials.
After an address in poetical form
was read by Mr, Byron Brown, Miss
Viola Curts assisted in presenting
the
few
the
and refreshments Mr. Colling added
a few words of appreciation of her
work done so cheerfully in the choir
Sunday School and Y. P. S. All
joined hands and sang “Auld Lange
Syne” and wished Elsie much hap
piness in her married life.
Pr. H. H. Cowen, L,D.S., D.D.J5.
DENTAL SURGEQN
At office in Hartleib Block, Dash
wood, first three das of week and
at office over the Post Office, In
Zurich, laBt three days of week,
POULTRY WANTED—We are in
the market for all kinds of poultry
paying the highest prices, Truck
will call, Phone 3 Or3 Dashwood.—
C, Andersen. 9-l-4tc
Mrs. Ogden, of Exeter, spent a
few days in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Schenk and family
motored to Kitchener on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Neuswanger are
visiting in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs, May, of Kitchener,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S.
Oestreic’ner.
Miss Freda Schroeder returned on
Saturday after a pleasant visit With
friends in Pembroke.
Dashwood Evangelical congrega
tion have decided to hold their an
nual fowl supper on Octobei’ 19th
Don't forget the date.
Miss Clara Kraft has returned
after spending several weeks
London.
Quite a number from here are
tending London Fair this week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mclsaac, of-De-
troit, and Mrs. Pete Mclsaac, of
Dashwood motored to Toronto Ex
hibition and Niagara Falls and re
port having had a wonderful trip.
Misses Lucille, Jean, Mary, and
Willis Mclsaac, of Detroit, have re
turned home after having spent the
summer holidays with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mclsaac.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Noll and family,
of Stratford, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. L. Kleinstiver and
other relatives in town.
Mr. Simon- Hartman and son, Ed
ward, of Detroit and. Pete Mclsaac
and M. Mclsaac and son Willis, mo
tored to Niagara Falls on Sunday
returning the same day.
WHEN USING
Hensall School Fair
The first school fair of the season
in Huron County was held at Hen
sall on Thursday last and was large
ly attended. Nearly every line of
exhibits were well filled and a keen
interest was shown in the fair by
the children of this district. The
children of the different schools, of
this district lined up in front of the
Town Hall at half past one and un
der the supervision of their teach
ers they marched to the London Rd.
and from there back to the Park
grounds where a line of sports were
run off. The exhibits were in the
three rooms of the public school and
the poultry and other stock were
! shown^on the school grounds. Keen
interest was shown in the poultry
judging contest for girls, Thirteen
girls being in the class. Alice Hig
gins of the Hensall Public School
secured first prize for judging, hay
ing the highest number of points to
her credit. County Rep. Patterson,
of Clinton and his two assistants
were in charge of the fair. The fol
lowing is the prize list. Among the
schools competing were Hensall, S.
S. No. 10, Hay; S. S. No. 14, Hay;
S, S. No. 9, and S. S. 10, Tucker
smith.
Wheat—Bert Thompson, Jas. Mc
Ewan; wheat sheaf—Stewart Bell,
Bert Thompson, Jas.
—‘Harold Shepherd;
Harold Shepherd;
Thompson; barley
Thompson; sweet corn, ears—Flor
ence McDonald, Archie McGregor,
Marion McKay, John Farquhar.
Potatoes,. Irish Cobbler —• Lulu
Lindenfield, Dorothy McQueen, Nor
man Sinclair, John McKay, Joyce
Scruton, Alex. McMurtrie; Green
Mountain—Alvin Lindenfield, Har
old Munn, Margaret Shepherd, Olive
Brock, Harvey Hudson, Helen Munn;
Dooley — M’abel Workman, Lloyd
Lindenfield, Jessie Dick, Mildred
Follick, Harold . Higgins, May Wolf.
■ -• Mangoldst-^-Hugh McEwan, Sidney
Taylor; turnips—-.Garnet Mousseau,
Harold Sherritt, Melvin Taylor;
beets—Irene Hoggarth, Robert Drys
dale, Mary .Little;- Doreen Varley,
Edith Wolf,- Kenneth Elder; -carrots
—Ronald Peck, Alice Higgins, Annie
Hinser, Ruth Bell, Grace Dick, Har
old Bonthron; parsnips—Margaret
Kennings, Annie Coleman; onions—
Katherine Drysdale, Edward Little,
Robert Varley, .Irene Mousseau,
Hilda Kennedy. .*:■
Asters-—Katherine Drysdale, Har
old Elder, Harold Sherritt; Sweet
Peas—Harold Shepherd, ^Ronald
Peck, May-.Wolf, Edith Wolf, Doris
Alexander;. Phlox,— Mary Little,
Ruth Bell; Zenhea—Mildred Follicle
Garnet Mousseau; African .Marigolds
—Bobbie. Drysdale, . Olive Brock,
Mary. Hemphill; Coreopsis—Hazel
McLaughlin; Calendula -— Leonard
Hpggarth, Myrna- Hudson; French
Mhrigolds—Lloyd Brock, Alvin Lin
denfield, Margaret Shepherd, Joyce
Scruton;. Verbena—Mabel Fee;- Cos
mos—-Myrtle Thompson, • Margaret
Kennings, .Alvin Bell; Pinks—Bert.
Thompson.; . Gaillardiar-—Edith. Dick.
.Copieerel-^Jiminie. McEwan, IJugh
McEwan,. John. Alexander, Harold
Shepherd; Pullets—Hugh McEwan,
Harold Shepherd, Jimmie. McEwan,
'jo'hn’'$Alexah’deif; ’ Pen Of Three—A.
Colebfan, Leonard Hogarth; Barred
Rocks1—Alvin Lindenfield, Margaret Taylor, Sidney Taylor, Ruth Bell,
Gertrude Martin, Mary Coleman;
White Leghorns—Myrtle Thomson,
Grace Dick.
Dog —
Simmons,
Elder,
Robert
Arthur
Elder,
Norman
White Eggs
Alex. McMurtrie, Archie McGregor,
Helen Munn, Myrtle Thompson, L.
Lindenfield; Brown Eggs—M. Cole
man, Bert Thompson, Stewart Bell,
Keith Buchanan, Myrtle Thompson,
Ted Munn.
Table Bouquet—'Harold Sherritt,
Robert Drysdale, Dorothy McQueen,
Keith Buchanan, K. Drysdale, Lorne
Elder.
Muffins — Dorothy McQueen, D.
Martin, Myrtle Thompson; Tea Bis
cuits—Marion McKay, Hilda Ken
nedy,. Hazel McLaughlin, Beryle
Drummond; Cookies—Lorne Elder,
Marion McKay, Hazel McLaughlin,
Florence McDonald, Myrtle Thomp
son; Tarts—Grace Dick, Lloyd Lin-
denfield, Hilda Kennedy, Margaret
Dick,’ Harold Sherritt, Hazel Mc
Laughlin; Dark Cake—Doris Alex
ander, A. Coleman, Dorothy Drum
mond, Edith Dick; Pie—Harold
Sherritt, Margaret Dick, Mabel
Workman, Myrtle Thompson; Candy
—'Helen Munn, Dorothy Drummond,
Grace Dick, Beryl Drummond, Mabel
Workman, Margaret Dick; School
Lunch—Florence McDonald, Harold
Sherritt.
Patch on Flanelette—Hilda Ken
nedy, Edith Wolfe, Hazel McLaugh
lin, Myrtle Thompson, Olive Brock,
! Marion McKay; Knitted Doll’s Shop
ping Bag—Myrtle Thompson, Marion
McKay, Lulu Lindenfield, Mabel
Workman, Edith'Dick; Knitted First
Cuff—Myrtle Thompson; Sample of
> 5 fancy stitches—Lulu Lindenfield,
spent the Week-end in Woodham. I Hilda
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Workman ahd Mary
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bert, Workman, Wolfe, .
Of the States has been visiting their. Lulu Lindenfield,
sister, Mrs. Grant Ryckman.
Misses Victoria and Doris Bolton lin,
returned home last week after spend-, Lace-
ing a couple of months with their'
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Huntmell, of Pennyselvania.
Principal
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Miss Mary Bonthron, of Detroit,
L . grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Bonthron and other
relatives in town.
An aeroplane from Hamilton vis
ited town on Tuesday and caused
considerable excitement, a number
going up in it and greatly enjoying
the ride.
Harvest Thanksgiving services will
be given .in St. Paul’s Anglican
church on Sunday, September 18th,
Special music will be given by the
choii- for the occasion.
The many friends of Miss Mona
Glenn will be pleased to learn that
she is improving nicely from an at
tack of appendicitis. Mona was op
erated on in Seaforth Hosiiital on
Tuesday last.
The services in the United cliurcli
on Siuiday.last were largely attend-
at
of
at
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Merchandise, Real Estate, Farm
Sales, etc. Rates in keeping with
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Trices from 10c. to $1.50
PER ROLL
HARDWOOD
FLOORING
LAID AND POLISHED
J. Sangster, Hensail
ed. Rev. Mr’. Sinclair preaching
both services. The Sacrament
the Lord’s Supper was observed
the morning service;'
The Sunbeam Mission Band
Carmel Presbyterian church held a
sale of home-made cooking and
candy in the basement of the church
on Saturday afternoon last. Supper
Was served- from 5 to -7.
The League of the United church
are’ holding ■’a social evening ail’d
weiner roast on Monday evening,
September 19th in Mr. Jas. Smillie’s
field on the London Road. ’ A good
time is being looked for. The com
mittee in charge are preparing a
good programme.
A great deal of interest was shown
in town on' Monday in the by-election
in- North Huron by our local politic
ians. Conservative circles were
quite elated when reports came in
that George ■Spotton; .Conservative,
was elected. . , ... ,
Mr. George Petty, accompanied by
his little granddaughter, June Kern
nedy, of Winnipeg,; left-..on . Wednes
day morning on a. trip to Winnipeg.
He intends going ..by boat to .Port
Arthur And returning by rail.’ .Mr*
■Petty will: attend ' the Conservative
.cbhyentibn at ’ Winnipeg • and • will
.probably be one Of the delegates
from South 'Huron.
' The Salvation Army band of Lon
don ’ gave’ a 'concert on the Park
grounds on’‘Sunday*’afternoon 'to -a'
•very' large ‘and appreciative audien* •
..cevi Besides the- band music a cor--
net solo was'-given-and',eight mem--< biers-of the?band .sang. Reeve.GO’.ger
acted as chairman. A- collection of
$41.00 was taken up, which is be
ing devoted to A-rmy work.
Anniversary services will be held
at Chiselhurst next Sunday afternoon
and evening. Rev. Mr. Anderson, of
•Moncton will be the preacher for the
occasion. The Hensall choir of the
United church will supply the music
at the evening service. Rev. Mr.
Anderson will preach in the United
church here on Sunday morning
and. the evening service will be with
drawn owing to anniversary services
at Chiselhurst.
The tobacco
in this district
splendid pieces
Adam and Nelson Reichart have 9J
acres of splendid tobacco. Amongst
other growers who have good pieces
are Fred Kenning, Ed. Lindenfield,
Elliott Bell and Owen Geiger and at
the Huron County home at Clinton
they have several splendid pieces.
It looks as if tobacco growing will
rival the bean industry in this dis
trict and will make land very valu
able. ’
, The ; Women’s Missionary Society
held their meeting in the basement
of'the United church on Wednesday
afternoon last with a good attend
ance. Mrs. Skinner read the report
of the convention held at Crediton.
Mrs. Lammie, Mrs. Dougall and Mrs.
McDonald led in prayer. Miss Mit
chell, the field secretary, is to be
here the beginning of October. She
is a .good speaker and knows all
about the work. We hope a large
attendance will be present to hear
her speak. A card was read from
the Deaconess’ Home, Toronto, a.sk-
ing the society to send them
of canned fruit.
of
harvest has started
this week and some
are being harvested.
a box
Lumley
McEwan; oats
oats sheaf—
barley—Myrtle
sheaf—Myrtle
Myrtle Thompson, Jack
Harold’ Appleton, Lorne
Harold Sherritt; Rabbits—
Drysdale, Harold Elder,
Field; Any Pet—Harold
Arthur Field, Jack Munn,
Sinclair, Cornelius Faber.
s — Harold Shepherd,’
USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office,
President,
Vice-President,
Mr.and Mrs. John Selves,Sr.,
Minnie Sangster,
I, Olive Brock,
Map of Canada—
, Marion* McKay,
Mary Hiuser, Alvin
Dick; Map of World—
Margaret Dick, Harold
Cradle Song”—Marion
87, Parade—Hensall 1st;
2nd; Hensall 3rd; Tucker-
4th; Hay 14, 5tli.
Crediton
will be no service in the
in
at-
of Thamesville,
United church
see Mr, Frank
j
gifts. Miss Young replied in a
well chosen words, thanking
young people. After games
WILSON'S
FLY PADS
READ DIRECTIONS
CAREFULLY AND
. '' FOLLOW THEM, . A/ EXACTLY 7
* < 7
Best of all Fly Killers—10c and
25c per packet at all Druggists,
Grocers and General Stores.
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BEST MADE
Barb Wire ................$3.60 per spool
wire Frost Fence ..... 45 c. per rd.
wire Frost Fence Close Stay 53c. ”
wire Ring Lock ..................,45c. •’
wire Rink Lock ..............,...40c, **
wire Hog Fence ....................45c. °
U Bar Steel Post ......45c. each
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Phone 12
GRANTON
Farquhar, Out.
JAMES.McKENZIE
SIMON DOW
directors
frank McConnell, wm. brock
robt. Norris John allison
agents
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for
Usborne and Biddulph
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
Hibbert, Fullarton and Logan
W. A. TURNBULL
Secretary-Treasurer
JBox 99, Exeter, Ontario.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
t Solicitors, Exeter
The engagement is announced
Lorna Adeline, younger daughter
My, Samuel Wilson, of Parkhill,
Mr. Kenneth Palmer McKenzie. only
son of Mr, and Mrs. Donald M, Me*
Kenzie, of Parkliili, the.marriage to
take place the latter part of this
month.
of
of
to
Kennedy, Myrtle Thompson,
Coleman, A. Coleman, Edith
; Quilt Patch—Marion McKay
UU1U LLxdwxxfUxd, Mildred Follicle,
Myrtle Thompson, Hazel McLaugh
lin, Florence McDonald; Crocheted
~,j—Myrtle Thompson; Tea Towel
!—Myrtle Thompson, Edith Dick, D.
McQueen, Dorothy Drummond, Olive
: Brock, Annie Coleman; Bath Towel
-—Marion McKay, Hazel McLaugh-
i Jih.j’ Model of Farm Gate—Harold G.
Elder, Myrtle Thompson, Harold
i Higgins, Hugh McEwan, Jimmie Mc-
EWan; Bird House—-Jimmie Mc
Ewan Hugh McEwan, Harold Elder;
Rope Halter—Hugh McEwan, Lloyd
Lindenfield, Bhvain Dick; Patch on
There
United church next Sunday evening.
The service having been withdrawn
on account of anniversary services
at- Shipka. The. Sunday school will
be held in the'morning, as usual. ,
.A most enjoyable social evening
was. spent .at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. E, ’Faist when Fred, enter
tained his Sunday school class of
Juniors before leaving for'college.
He was presented with a beautiful
gift.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Whitewane, of
Joliet, Ill.* and Rev. and Mrs. M. C-
M'orlock, of Cincinnati, Ohio, have
returned home .after spending sever
al days with their mother Mrs. Mat.
Morlockj
* Miss Ethel MacKay and Miss Rey
nold, of Thedford and Mr. Hill of
Arkona, visited Sunday at the. home
of- Mr. and Mrs,- Jos. Woodall.
Miss Carrie Kuhn, of Detroit, is
visiting at the home of her father,
Mr. Conrad Kuhn,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hill, Mr.
Isaac Hill,’ M'r; and. Mrs. Lawrence
Hill ' and Doris motored to West
Lorne on Friday.were they attended
the funeral of the late Mr. William
Neil.
Mr. Ed. Fahner and family spend
a day at London Fair this week.
.Mr. and Mrs. Will. Burkhardt and
Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe and daughter of
Saline, Mich., visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Fahner on’ Sunday.
Miss Lauretta Holtzmann, R. N.
has returned home after -spending
the summer as camp nurse under
the Amercian Youth Foundation at
Camp Miniwanca.
Mr. Irving Stahls, accompanied by
his mother and sisters Lillian and
Cora'motored to Hanover and Ches-
ley over,the week-end.
Miss Barbara Finkbeiner, of Cleve
land, Ohio, and Mrs. Peck, of Lon
don, called on friends one day last
week.
Miss Carrie Kuhn, of Detroit, is
visiting at her home at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Faist and Lewis
accompanied by Mrs. Geo. Finkbeiner
have returned home after spending
the week-end with relatives at
Pigeon, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holtzmann
and family have returned home af
ter spending a week at Toronto Ex.
and Niagara Falls.
Mr. Gerald Zwicker left on Mon
day for Toronto to attend College.
Mrs. Albert Fahner visited the
past week with relatives at Toronto.
We are glad to hear that Mrs.
Alonzo Hodgins had a successful op
eration at Victoria Hospital, London.
We Wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. Fred Faist left on Sunday for
Naperville, Ill., where lie will attend
the North Western Gollege. We
wish Fred success.Mr. and Mrs. Carter, of Windsor,
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad Kuhn.
Mrs. Joseph Haist is visiting for
a few days at Thedford with her
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Watson.
Mr. Fred Beaver, of New York
City .has returned after spending a
week with his father Mr. Michael
Beaver.Mr. Fred. Beaver has returned to
New York, after spending the past
week with his brother Ed.
A meeting of the Women’s Insti
tute was held in tlie Institute Hall.
A very interesting and helpful paper
on “Health” was given by Mrs. H. J.
Browning, of Exeter. A piano solo
by Mrs. Emery; Fahner. A concert
in charge of the institute will be giv
en on the evening of the school fair,
September 29th. Those wishing to
join the sewing class which has been
arranged for the latter part of Octo
ber kindly notify any of the com
mittee, Miss Mabel Fahner, Mrs. 0.
Hill and Mrs. Herb. Young.
Hodgson gave a demonstration
Ever-Wear aluminum and at
close of the meeting presented
institute with a beautiful tray.
WHALEN
Mr. and Mrs. A. Millson, of Luck
now, spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs, Geo. Millson, also attended
London Exhibition,
Miss Dorothy Parkinson' spent a
few days in Stratford ‘last week. ■
The W. M. S. held their regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. Albert
Gunning on Thursday last and was
well attended.
Miss Jessie Brooks left Monday
morning to enter Victoria Hospital,
London, to train, for a nurse.
Little Miss Alice Passmore, of the
Thames ,R.oad spent a few days with
her grandmother, Mrs. A'. Gunning.
Mrs. Jas. Squire and daughter
Alda attended Toronto Exhibition
Mr." and Mrs. Arthur Baker spent
several days at Lion's Head,
week, >
Mr. Frank Squire spent a
days at Port Burwell last week.
A very interesting meeting
held by the Whalen Auxiliary at the
home of Mrs. Albert Gunning on
Thursday afternoon, September 8tli.
The Confederation program was us
ed with Mrs. John Hazelton presid
ing: There were 25 members an
swered the roll call. Some items of
business were discussed after which
all took part in the program. A
splendid bale was packed ’ by the
supply secretary and assistant. A
new member was added to the roll.
Mrs. Albert Gunning pronounced the
benediction which closed the.meet
ing, All then enjoyed the .usual
social time and. tea was served.
Elimville
Mr. Walter Johns had his tonsils
removed in the Hospital in London
last Friday and was able to return
home on Saturday.
Mr. Philip Murch has been on the
sick list.
Mr. Will Johns has been confined
to his bed with an attack of pleurisy
but at time of writing is improving.
The rain on Monday night has en
abled the farmers to start plowing,
again.
Quite a number from this vicinity
were in Exeter on Sunday night to
hear the musicale given by the Sal
vation Army Band of London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sleamon are
moving to Centralia this week. Their
many friends here hope they will en
joy their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stephen have
vacated the store and are moving
into their home purchased from Mr.
John Sleamon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Wright, of London, are moving into
the residence adjoining the store.
We welcome them to our midst. We.
believe Mr. Wright intends remodel
ling the store before reopening.
CHISELHURST
Mr.
on
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the
Miss
who
6 th,
The remains bf the late
Birdie Stephens, of Seaforth,
died on Tuesday, September
were laid to rest on Friday afternoon
in the family plot in EginondVille
cemetery,
The anniversary services of the
Chiselhurst United church will be
held Sunday afternoon at two-thirty
and 7 p.m. The Rev. Mr. Anderson
of Moncton will preach at both ser
vices. Chiselhurst United church
choir will render the music for the
afternoon and Hensall United church
choir will furnish the music for the
evening service. Everybody wel;
come.
Earl’Drover little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Drover, underwent an
operation in Victoria Hospital, Lon
don, last week for his eyes. He is
improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Patterson, of
Monroe, visited over Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McTaggart
were home from Detroit last week
and visited Martin McTaggart and
Ann McTaggart.
Wm. Ferguson and family, of Win-
chelsea visited over Sunday with Mi
and Mrs,Joseph Ferguson,
Thomas Montgomery,
was
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