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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-07-04, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE TJll'llSllAY, jrjA' 4H1, l»2l» ODE Edwards Phone 127 Mrs. Francis, of a day in with her Bosnell and Wes. Johns ., D.D.S, Detroit, is j of .London, her parents- rings theVReac ■in Har CREDITOR Strawberry Festival on the lawn of the ZION EVAN­ GELICAL CHURCH CREDITON, ONTARIO FRIDAY, JULY 5, M)3i> Under the auspices of the Ladies Aid and W.M'.S. Supper served from 5:30 to 8 o'clock. This will be fol­ lowed by a concert hy the Elgar Ladies’ Concert Co., of London. A high class program of good variety consisting of quartettes, trios, duetts and readings. Admission adults 40 children 12 and under 25c, er’s Polka” K, Drysdale, D. Smit; violia “Sunshine Polka” B. -Glenn; piano duett “Gondoliers” Ederu Monroe, Marion Sinclair; “Priscillas Week" K. Drysdale, M. Sangster, R. Coles, Q. Brock, L. Tremeer, R. Bell, M. Little; piano (a) “Fleurs de Mar" (b) “Will 'o the Wisp", H. Glenn; violin “Perpetuum Mobile" Ella Pepper; piano “Walse No. 70" Florence McDonald; vocal trio ’Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses" I. Hog-garth, M. Workman. F- 'McDon­ ald; piano quartette “School Colors" G. Passmore, G. Brock, I. Hoggarth, M. Workman; violin. “Nol-a" Eva Stackhouse; piano ‘Galete de Coeur’ S. Smith, E. Monroe; toy symphony, burlesque, violins, Eva Stackhouse, Ella Pepper; nightengales, Myrtle Thompson, H. Glenn; quails, I. Smale B. Volland; cuckoos, E. Clark, M. Carnie; trumpets, p. Willard, Beryl Drummond, A. Stephens; triangle, J. Bean; drums, Eleanoi’ Bell; piano, Miss G, Bible for our scorces. ding a high stan Why not attend this?- 'A POSITION Coinmercj r school. gtrijool ©ommetjee CLINTON, ONTARIO OFFERS YOU A PRACTICAL BUSI that has made it p hold positions dema THERE IS Courses: Secretari Civil Service, , Commer • Courses arranged. You cannot atten S TRAINING tudenis to obtain and of efficiency. TING FOR YOU Stenographic, General Office, achers Courses and Special SCHOOL BNS SEPTEMBER 4th, 1929 Write to-day for information, Phone 198 M, A. STONE, B. F. WARD, B.A. Com. Specialist, Vice-Principal Principal r Mrs, Sam King has been laid up for a few days with mumps, but is improving'. Miss Lily Stahls is visiting her mother and brother. All are pleased to see her, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Clarke visited -friends at Sylvan and Parkhill over the holiday, Mrs. J. Cockwell spent London last week visiting sister (Mrs. Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and family, of Ingersoll, spent the week-end with relatives. Miss Ethel Balfour, of Toronto, spent a couple of days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Brock. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Gress and son Melvin, of Brantford, visited at the Central Hotel for the 1st of July. Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt and family, of Listowel spent the holiday with Mrs. Chris. Hoffman and' family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Beam and daugh­ ter Earla May, of Kitchener spent tlie week-end at the Central Hotel. Mr. William McNeil returned to Welland to. attend to his duties after being under the care of the doctor for a few months. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fahrner and daughter Carrie Sarnia visiting week. Mr. -and Mrs. .Windsor, spent the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ell Lawson. Mr. .and Mrs. G. W. Clarke, of Niagara Falls, have been visiting the former’s father and renewing old ac­ quaintances. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, of- Windsor and Mrs. Eli Lawson and Mrs, Henry Motz spent Saturday in London. Mrs-. C. Urquhart, of Sarnia, re­ turned home after spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fahr­ ner and family. The Women’s Missionary -Society of the United, church are busy quilt­ ing their missionary quilts. We wish them success. • Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Heaman, of Mrs. with Phone 56 [Telephone DR. J. A. McTA DR. R. I. P. DO Honor graduate Medicine, and Mast the University of Member of Coll and Subgeons two doors\east Specialising of of Faculty or Science, estern Ontario, e 7of Physicians Ontario. Office Post Office. L, ONT. Residence 114 ART, L, D, S, Plate Work T. Main Street HEN3ALL iMr. Alf. Smith, of London, spent the holiday at his home here., Mr. Jolm O’Neil spent the week­ end at his home in Dor'chester. Mr. Cliff Hod'gson spent -the holi­ days at his home in Granton. Mrs. Wm. Lammie visited with friends in 'Strathroy this^week. Mr. and -Mrs. Fred Simmons spent a few days in London last week. Miss Edera Monroe spent the week-end visiting friends in. Detroit. Miss Irma Higgins, of Kitchener, spent the holidays at her home here. Mr. M'ilton Ortwein, of London, spent the holiday at his home here. Mr. Alex Hildebrandt, of London, spent the holiday with friends here. Mr. Donald Hoggartli, of London, spent ,-the holiday a't his -home here. . Miss Thelma Hud'son, <?,f London, spent |iie holiday at her home here. Mr. Johii- Carmichael, of Detroit, spent the week-end visiting -f-riends here. , . . /, . ’Miss Gertrude Higgins, of-Exeter, is spendiiig her vacation at her home here. 7^ . « ■ . A number of Hensall residents are holidayingtat their’ Ccdtages-’at- Grand Bench ’ . Miss Hazel Smillie, of Toronto, is visiting at llgr. home, London Road, north. " . _ - . h ■ The HenSail firemen held’a weiner roast at Drysdale 'one evening last week, ‘ . Mr. and Mrs. John Reid, of Lon­ don, visited relatives here over the holiday. . Mr. Alex Mc&Iurtrie/ of Toronto, was a holiday visitor here with liis mother. t - ■ Mr. Donald M.cKaig, of Chatham, was a week-end tyisito.r at liis home .in town.* •; : Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buchanan, of ■ (Mrs. A. Sinclair underwent an op­ eration at Mrs. Paterson’s Hospital last week for the removal of her tonsils ’and adenoids. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, of Stratford, spent the holiday visiting at the home of Mrs. Wilson’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hoskins, of De­ troit, are spending ,a few days this week visiting Mrs. Hoskin’s- father Mr. Lawrence Hefferman. Quite a number of the boys from the village are camping at the Bend this week with the Boy Scouts and Trial Rangers of this district. Mrs. Bertram North, of Woodsto'ck returned -to her^iome after a couple of weeks visit at 'the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Hi'ggins. Miss Linda;-Ortwein, of Kitchener, and Mr. Alonzo Ortwein, of Detroit, spent the- week-end with their par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein. ’ Miss Isabelle Saundercock under­ went an operation in the Seaforth Hospital on Tuesday morning last and is doing as well as can be ex­ pected. Mr. Mark Drysdale has put up an addition to his house on King St. He had it remodelled and painted and it now lias a‘“veryv handsome ap­ pearance. ' ‘ The holiday passed quietly in the village, large numbers going to the Bend and’ Bayfield. Quite a number taking in the sports at Exe­ ter, Strathroy and Kincardine. . ’ Miss Edna Wolff, who underwent an operation on Saturday last in the Seaforth Hospital for -tonsils and adenoids, is home spending a couple of weeks with Mr. ai}d Mrs. Charles Wolff. The Huron Gounty Women’s Chris­ tian Temperance Union will hold its annual convention in Hensall on Tuesday, July 9th. Three sessions— morning, afterpdon and evening in Hensall United^ -church, .^Miss ,R. Tuff, of Toronto, will address the afternoon and evening session. Miss K. Sells, A.L.C.MJ, of London, pian­ ist and composer will -play at .the ev­ ening meeting. A good program is arranged. Everybody Vvelcome, meals served at church. drums, Eleanor Bell; , Lammie. SCHOOL REPORT following is the report of Hensail Public School of of The RoomI final examinations. Jr. IV—Promoted on year’s work, Emma Wurm, Robt, Passmore, Hel­ en Glenn, Mary Hemphill, Mabel Fee Aldon Appleton, Written examina­ tion, Harvey Hudson 60; on trial E. Wolfe 55; Jack Farquhar 55; Stew­ art Bell 52; Roy Brock 51. Sr. Ill—Promoted on year’s work Norman Sinclair, Herb. Hedden, Mil­ dred Follick, Dorothy Drummond, I. Smale, (Minnie Sangster; written ex­ amination, Harold Higgins 65; fail­ ure, Isobel Saundercock 5.0; Olive Semon 40. Honors 75 per cent; pass 60. Sr. Ill to Jr. IV—Ruth Coles 86; Russel McIlroy 7 6; Kathryn Drys­ dale 73; Annie Huiser 71; Olive Brock 70; Margaret Kennings 65. Jr. Ill to Sr. Ill—Dorothy Mc­ Queen 78; Orville Hedden 74; Billy Glenn 74; Myrna Hudson 72;Gladys Saundercock 68; Mary Little 67; Harold Bonthron ■ 67; Kenneth Manns 63; Edgar Wurm 63. Sr. II to Jr. Ill—Ronald Peck Jean Foster 79; Loretta - Bell Grace Wurm 74; Bob Drysdale Dorothy Daters 66; Ivan Kipfer Nellie Fee 64. M. A. Ellis, teacher. Refr elialile, Ecghgbi eration Within of Every Home ORGE eal Refrigeration FOR SALE BY Exeter, Ontario Council Meeting The regular meeting of the village council was held on Tuesday even­ ing last with all the members pres­ ent with the exception of Councillor •“Cameron. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Petty and Ortwein. Mr. David Foss was present and ■ asked for some re-adjustments -be Toronto, spent -the .^holiday , visiting ’.made, to his frontage fordrainage friends here. . .. Miss Gertrude ‘ Hoggartli, of ronto, was a holiday visitor at home in town. ’ •, , ■ Mr. and Mrs.,Lqriie -Scott, of ronto, spent the holidays in town visiting friends. ' ' Mr.•and Mrs. Ed. Lindenfield,and- family, of Exeter-, visited friends in town on Saturday. Mr. Coles, manager of the Bank of Montreal -here, is sporting a new Chrysler “65" sedan. Mrs. Samuel Stacey is spending a week visiting her sister Mrs. Wm. Jarrott, of Hillsgreen... > Mrs. E. Rannie returned home on Monday after a pleasant visit with her daughter at Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Sid. Glark and fam­ ily, of London, spent the holiday with the former’s parents in town. The choir of the Carmel Presby­ terian church are holding* a picnic at Grand Bend on Wednesday after­ noon. -i . Mr. Sam Rannie left on Tuesday for London inhere he will spend two weeks in the Military Training Camp/ t . Mr... Neil ^pa*fks and wife, dhd Mr. Archie Sparks,Detroit,^spent the holiday visiting their father Mt- A. Sparks. . Mr. and Mrs;. Lutlier*. Allen and daughter Gladys, of Goderich, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. John Dinsdale. Mr. and (Ml’s. Albert -Spehcer and To­ iler To- purposes. Councillor Ortwein reported' that he had secured speed signs and had them erected, one at each end of King street. ’Councillor Sangster reported that his committee has secured a pri'ce for rebuilding the town hall tank and this work would be done immediate­ ly. The reeve gave a report of the work done at the June session of the County Council .and gave the reason of the extra mill being added to county assessment for this year. He also brought up the matter of tak­ ing action of getting an extension of paving the road- from Kippen to Hensall. He had taken the matter up With the Minister of Highways but the reply he received was not very encouraging for getting, more work -done this yeaf. The reeve however* asked that a resolution be passed by the council requesting the department if possible to pave the road from Kippen to Exeter and if not to pave from Kippen to Hensall. The Exeter Council are also passing 'a resolution to- this effe'et, A -number- of accounts were pres- ,'ehted ahd' Ordered paid. The' meeting then ’adjourned. DELIGHTFUL recital given RURIL« QF MISS LAMMIE BY •A .musical recital by the pupils of Miss Greta Lammie was held in the town hall oil Friday evening and it was very much*enjoyed. The pupilsMr. -and Mrs. Aioerc spencer uuu.Walter and Miss -Mavis spent the are t0 be congratulated on the splen- holiday visiting friends in Rochester, Now York; Mr. and Mrs; J. .Phssihore and __ ____ _____ _ members of the family atq enjoyifi#[well filled, and the stage decorations a holiday up in the Bruce Peninsula(Were beautiful this week. ,-M.MiSs„ /^iar^ Who has -been time Ls now* home hefe.^ ... ■. Mrs. Jas.. Coiworth^'of StrAthroy;Slue, Bird and Miss Of Coxworthf . of Detroit,- “Valetta” I did manner in Avhicli they {dok tlieir : parts and mucli credit is due Miss Lhinmie, their teacher, ter the fine ; Showing they made. The halt Whs following WhsThe the program ns given: Chorus, ‘Wel­ come’, piahp trib, ‘'Nita -DitciHe’McKAig, of Exeter,_____ ___ ___ ____ oh the sick list for a r; coles, M.'Follick, D/ McQueen; 'convalescing at her viMin ’trid, "“Military ’-Ww* 'Billy V’ ,(a) Laura TrCmoer, ,(b) j” Beatrice* bayn^orid? red* Spent* the "week-end with Mrs." a; ■tatloii,” “Ten -Little Fingers” David Scruton and family*. u. j Blackwell; piano duet “Gfandmoth- spent a few days in with friends last Primary Room II to Sr. II—Nona Glenn 81; 75; 69; 66; 88;Jr. Margaret -Shepherd 88; David Sang- ster 88; Herbert Drummond 87; Ed­ na Saundercock 87; Erma Kipfer 85 Edith Wurm 85; Kenneth Passmore 79; Keith Buchanan 75; Lloyd Brock 62; Jack Simmons 61; Max Hudson 60; Herman Wolff 40. Sr. I to Jr. II—Jack Coles 88; Douglas Sangster 88; Stanley Tucker 81; Ray Foster 67. Sr. I—Mary Clarke 89 ;> Wilma Green'88; Elva McQueen'86; Alice Pfaff 84; Barbara Shepherd1 82; R. Hedden 76; Laird Hudson 71; Shir­ ley Twitcliell 65. Sr. Primer—George Sangster 83; Jr, Primer--—Audrey Twitcliell 81; Gerald Passmore 79; Cecil Kipfer 77 Elaine Peck 76; Norma Cook 73; Preston Semon 68; Billy Higgins 66 Harold Wurm 62. Jessie Buchanan, teacher KIRKTON and' .Mrs. Nathan Doupe andMr. Miss Velma Doupe spent Dominion Day in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Doupe, of Lon­ don, spent a few days with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robinson, of Blyth, and Mrs. Alf. Paul, of St. Marys spent Sunday with Mrs. Robt. Robinson. Mrs. Chester Hazlewood and Edi­ son, Mr. Wm. Hazlewood, Mrs. New­ man and daughter Doris, of Detroit, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ ter Hazlewood. Mrs. Alfred Switzer from Austral­ ia (Spent a few days with Miss Effie Cornish. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKenna and Miss Katherine Sells, of London, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Shier on Dominion Day.N. S. HURONDALE HURONDALE AV. I. The regular meeting of the rondale Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Stanley Mitchell on June 26th with a good attend­ ance. A discussion arose regarding holding a community Sunday the ar­ rangement of which was left in the hands of a committee. The ladies decided to hold their annual picnic at Grand Bend on July 31st, the pic­ nic to take the place of the July meeting. Following the business the ladies enjoyed a solo by Miss Kathleen Strang and a reading by Miss Jean McQueen after’which Rev. Mr. Moorhouse addressed the ladies in a very pleasing manner on the essentials of home-making. A coii- test followed and a very bountiful strawberry supper was served hostess and her assistants. AUgUst meeting will be held home of Mrs. John Oke. ........■■■■ -■' ...... . Hu- by the . The theat ENGAGEMENT i Mr, and Mrs, W. B. Gaiser, ton, Ontario, ahWHtnce the engage­ ment of their youngest daughter, !Nola Kathleen, to- Mr. Leland Wilkie 'McEwen, sdh of Mr. hud Mrs.-'Jv D. McEwen, Dentield, Ontario, 'the mar­ riage to take plate ijuioliy' early in Jhiy. > ..... Credi- George Wright, of the week-end with And- Hed- Lon- ‘Carman, Man., and Mr. and Wm. Baker, of Exeter, visited Mr. and (Mrs. Isaac Hill- Mr. and Mrs. H. White and W. H. Welsh and Nellie, Millia and Orlia Salisbury, of London, spent-the holiday with Mrs. J. Cockwell. Mrs. Chris. Hoffman and son Charlie and daughter Verda and1 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoffman in Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson and son Jack, of Exeter, and Mr. Mark Mitchell, of Centralia, spent the holi­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson er son. Mr. John Hedden, Miss Ruby den and gentleman friend, of don, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hed'den. Mr. and Mrs. ^Albert McFalls, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McFalls of?, near Lu­ can ;and Mr. William McFalls, of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hedden. Miss Elsie Blackhall, who has been teaching school south of Creji- ton for three years has resigned her position and accepted a school near Varna. Before leaving the members of her Sunday School class presented her with a beautiful piece of -china. Although taken completely by sur­ prise Miss Blackball made a very suitable reply thanking them for the beautiful g'ift. Her departure from among us is deeply regretted by her many friends. ELIMVILLE ‘ The Sunday School Anniversary services held last Sunday drew large crowds. Rev. Duncan (McTavisli of James St., Exeter being the speaker for the day delivered two Splendid addresses which were rousing and he'lpful. The music was in charge of the >choir assisted' by Mrs. Fred Wright, who sang solos morning and, evening, although greatly handicapp­ ed with a cold, Mrs, Wright’s- singing was splendid. The male quartette, Messrs. Wm. Johns, Win. Elford, B. Cooper and Alvin Pym sang a num­ ber in- the morning. The church was beautifully decorated flowers for the occasion. Miss Lorena Johns, of visited at her home here week-end. Misses Joy and Evelyn of st. Thomas visited in the vicinity recently, Mr. and family, of Ter’^kisteiz ' Ambiig the-many Visitors in this community for the anniversary were Mr. and Mrs. -Geo. Squires and' fam- ily, ’Mr. /Und Mrs.-Cyphas Pym, MiSs* ,es Myrtle-anA-Lila Rym, Mr» and Mrs. Ernie pym and “daughters Mr.' and Mrs, Will, Skelton, Mr, Mid Mrs. with Toronto, over the Whitlock Mrs. John Allison and London, visited the ldt- Mrs-. HyZfrordt on Sunday', A. Collier, Miss Ruby Miners, Mr. John Parnaby, M,iss Carrie Stephen, Mr. Mr. ily, Mr. Lewis Woods and several boys, and Mrs, Well. Brock and fam- Mr. and Mrs, Ern, Foster and and Mrs. John Slemon. Mr. and Mrs, Will Johns and fam­ ily attended the Passmore picnic at Grand Bend last Wednesday, (A number from -this community spent the 1st of July in Goderich, others, at Grand Bend while a large number took in the celebration at Exeter. «. The sympathy of many friends in this neighborhood is extended to Mr. Henry Fran'cis and- family in their bereavement in the death of Mrs. Francis. The male quartette assisted with the program at Chiselhurst Straw­ berry Festival on Thursday night of last week. Miss Marjorie Hunter ably acted as accompanist. Mr. and Mrs. George little son visited at Mr. waring the week. Mr. and Mrs. John London,, were week-end' visitors in the neighborhood; they also attend­ ed the funeral' of their sister-in-law the late Mrs. Henry Francis. The Live- Oak Mission Circle met last Wednesday afternoon -at the church for their regular monthly meeting with ten members present. Miss Helen Murch occupied chair. Heralds giving readings Misses Marjorie Delbridge, Pym. Mary Hunter and Lulu ter. Miss Margaret Johns also a good reading on cheerful giving. the were Lena Hun- gave CRYSTAL WEDDING The home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bearnes, Morris Township, was a happy one on Wednesday evening, June 26th, it being the fifteenth an­ niversary of their wedding. About two hundred invited guests were present, from Waterloo, Wingham, Exeter, ‘Brussels, Blyth and the im­ mediate neighborhood. A program was rendered, Mr. B. W. F. Beavers, of Exeter, acting as chairman. After a few introductory remarks by the chairman, at the [strains of the wedding march Mr. Lewis Aidworth escorted his daugh­ ter Mrs. Bearnes to the platform, erected on the lawn, followed by Mr. Bearnes. The -chairman congratu­ lated the happy couple on this their fifteenth wedding anniversary, to which Mr. Bearnes made <a suitable reply. The friends -then gave them a sliower of rice as a reminder of their wedding day and continued good wishes. Then followed a pro­ gram in which the following artists took part, Miss Wildfong, piano solo Mr. F. Wildfong, solo; Mr. and Miss Wildfong, Mr. W." Geddes, instrumen­ tal trio; Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Clar­ ence Hollinger each gave a pleasing reading Messrs. Healy, dance, consisting of Miss Shortreed, Mr. and Mrs. Watt and Mr. Kirkby gave sev­ eral musical selections. An ‘ outdoor platform , had been erected where the. company enjoyed- themselves dancihg io fin,© music furnished by the Blyth -string or* chestra, A dainty lunch was- served by Mrs. Bearnes asssisted by several lady .friends; The beautifitl’ and- useful' gifts' presented to My.1 and Mbs. Bearnes were splendid1. tokens Of■ esteem in which this, happy .young couple is hold by their host of 'friends. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Clar- g a quartette was sung by Brown, Fear, Kelly and Two little girls gave a step The Blyth string orchestra u DASHWOOD Dr. H. H. Cowen, L.p DENTAL S EON ib-Block, Dash-At ofi’i wood, firs| threeJRays of, week and at office ver Jne Post Office, in' Zurich, lasl t ee days of week. { *■ ...... Mr. and Mrs. 0. Ireland-^n4-4am^ ily, of Ironton, Ohio, are visiting for a week with the former’s -mother here and also with relatives at Strat­ ford. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schlueter,. 0# Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Sch­ lueter, of Cavalier, N. Dakota, visit­ ed with Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffmah on Wednesday. , * Mr. J. C. Reid, who underwent an operation in Victoria Hospital, Lon-, don, returned home much-improved.- Mr. Louis Miller, of Winnipeg? Mrs. Shore and Miss Tillie Miller, of Bridgeburg, visited their mother, Mrs, Miller, who is on the sick list. Miss Hilda Snell, of visiting her parents. Miss Nelda Fassold, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold. Mrs. G. Fisher and her daughter; Edna are spending tire months at Ipperwash Hotel/ Ipper.- wash Beach, Ont. j Mr. Lome Taylor and*-sister Myrta of London, ,are spending a- few days. and Mrs,“Vwith their, -brother, Dr. Taylor. Mr. Gordon Calfas, spent the holidays with Miss Luella Schatz, oi jjmwuou,. spent the holiday with Misses Kraft. f Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Meyer. (nee- / Louise Graupner), of Farmington^ , f Mich., -spent the week-end with Mr;- ’ /■- and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger. -t Mr. and Mrs. Berensen and dau- • ghter Leona -and Miss Ella Zimmer,' of Detroit, are visitinguiWfae^itOi ne,’ - of Mr. Wm. Zimmer. ''j Mr. Clarence Fisher has returned home after spending a week witli' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Musser, of De­ troit. f Mr. and Mrs. C. Pfile and Mr. anct Mrs. Ed. Nadiger and daughter Helen: spent a few days in M. Clemens ancl Detroit. i Thursday, July 4th is the day of t the big strawberry festival in the; Evangelical church lawn, ' Mr. and Mrs. J. -Smith, of Wind*- ^_..~*^*-***“ sor, are visiting at the home of Mr. Jonas Hartleib and Levada. Mr. F. Lewis, of Toronto, occup­ ied the pulpit in the Evangelical' church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Restemeyer, of Cavalier, N. D., who spent the1 past few weeks with relatives here,, returned to the West on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. May, of Kitchener,: Spent the ' week-end with Mt. and,’ Mrs. Sam Oestreicher. iMr. Solomon Miller, of London?- -*-**J^Mi*' visited his mother on Sunday. Prof. Otterbein, of Cliaflevoi,. Mich., accompanied by his mother- Mrs. John Southcott attended the Ot­ terbein reunion at Preston on 1st. of Sarnia, his father, of Mitchell. CHISELHURST July; last The* The strawberry festival .held Thursday wag a good success. Elimvillek quartette gave several se­ lections; Mr» Thoihds Meritt, of Hensall'gave several solos and Mrs* Munroe and Mr. George Follick, of Hensai gave igeveral readings There Was bee Tuesday to paint the shed and. shingle the woodshed. i The school picnic &>; l7'-ahd Nd»- 10 was a spleiidhi 'success “with lot£ of sports. 4.: .