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GARY, L. D. S,
in Plate Work
Ij^SALL, ONT.
Main Street
ding recenty when Florence, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ven-
ner, of Chiselhurst, was united in
marriage to William Kyle, eldest son
of the late Tlios, and- Mrs. Kyle of
Kippen, by Rev. A. Sinclair.
After the ceremony, the happy
couple motored to Parkhill, where a
dainty luncheon was served. Later
they- left on" their honeymoon to De-
roit and Niagara Falls. On their
return they will reside on
groom’s fine farm at Kippen.
CREDITON
me
HENSALL
Mr. Lee Hedden, of Hamilton,
spent the week-end at his home here.
Miss Irma Higgins, of Kitchener,
spent the week-end at her home hero
Mi’s, Peter Fisher returned home
..after spending a few weeks at Bruce-
field.
Mrs. R. Bonthron has returned
from spending a week camping at
Bayfigld.
Miss Eleanor Fisher is spending
her holidays visiting friends at Grav-
enhurst.
Dr. Japies Bell, of Harrisburg,
Pa., is spending a few days at his
Home here.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Toronto, .are visiting
Hensall and vicinity.’
. Miss Helen Smith R.N., of Omar,
Mi.cb.#r‘j-^-Spending a few weeks’ va-
** cation, at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hemphill and
family are visitnig friends in De
troit and other points.
JMr. John
pleasant stay
turned to his
Miss Irma
spent last week at the home of her
parents Mi’, and M'rs. E. Rennie. „ •
Mr. F. Manns has renewed his
duties as tonsorial artist at the bar
ber shop after a few weeks’ vacation.
The new bungalow residence of
Mr. Wm. Fraser is nearipg comple-
“’tiou pnd he expects to move in short
ly.. \ .
M'r. and 'Mrs. Alf. Hun'kin and
T. Wren,
relatives
I
of
in
O’Neil, after a very
in the village lias re
home in Dorchester.
Rennie, of Detroit,
Miss Margaret Wilson, of London,
spent a few days the guest of Miss
Lillie Stahl.
jM'i’S. Chris. Hoffman and son Clias-
and daughter Verda and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Motz, spent Sunday with
the latter’s brother and wife Mr, and
M'rs. W. J. Horney near Hensall.
Mr. Daniel Truemner and daugh
ter Mrs. Aaron Wein and son Wil
mer spent Monday with the form
er’s son Dr. and Mrs. Truemner in
Chesley.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatherley, of
London, spent the past week with
the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. H.
Motz.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Weido and
family spent Sunday with friends in
Hensall.
Mr. and Mfrs. George Hayes and
family and Mr. Chas. Anderson, of
Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Anderson.
Miss Mabel Hayes, • of Exeter, is
holidaying with ’her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Anderson.
Mrs. John Lawson spent a few
days the past week with her son
and. wife Mr. and Mrs. George Law-
son of Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs.
son Rodney and
spent Sunday at
Mr. and1 Mrs.
New York, are visiting at the home
.of Mrs. Rodger’s mother,. Mrs. Al
bert
later
Mrs.
Wm. Bowman and
Mrs. Lena Sweitzer
Goderich.
Albert, Rodgers, of
They leave for Detroit
’ by
King.
in the week accompanied
King.
GRAND BEND
The open air services are
well attended and large i
i being
............ crowds
family, of Thames Road, spent Sun- 1 gather at both services. Next Sun
day with Mr. Wm. McLaren, and fam- j day Mr. A. Greenlaw, of Detroit, will
ily-
We are pleased to see Mr. John McDonell able to resume his duties at, Q^’®.en
his garage after a long siege of ill-
liness.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dow arid
family, of Hibbert, visited at the ]:
home of Mr. Wm. McLarens, on Mon
day. '
Mr. Noah Armstrong, a ...
resident of Hensall was in. the vil- N.’ Ravelie. ---- .... ----- ---- -------------,..x ( Mr< Frank
Sarnia for a
Bert Batty to
Thrashing
, [ sing at both services. Come early
'and get a comfortable seat. Mr.
! ual concert on Monday evening July
i 29th. Keep the date in mind.
! ' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mollard, of
, Windsor, who have been visiting at
I'M'r. Abner Mollard’s, returned home
■ oil Saturday.
| Mr. and CVIirs. Sim Dewey, of St.
former Marys, spent the week-end with Mr.
Jage last week renewing acquaint
ances.
Mr, Alex McMiirtrie and
lan- and daughter Lois,
are visiting at the home
Mur trie.
•M'r. and Mrs.;Fisher,
returned to their home after spend
ing a few days.kt the home of Mrs.
P. Fisher.
Mrs. Walter iHob'kdrk, who has
been visiting in. the West for some
time, has returned home accompan
ied by her daughter..
Mrs. John .Murdock, Mrs. Dins-
» dale,. Mrs. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
F. Simmons and son Jack are spend-
a couple of weeks at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram North, of
Woodstock, spent the week at the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Higgins.
Mrs. North intends staying a week
■at her hom|.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simmons and
son Jack, Mrs. J. Dinsdale, Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. J. Murdock, are
holidaying for a. couple of weeks at
Grand Bend.
Messrs.. Gerald and Alvin Warn
er, of Pontiac, Mich., a,re spending
a few days this week visiting friends
here. Tlieir many friends are glad
to see the boys again. <
Mr. John Stewart who resides
about three miles north-east of Hen
sall, has a beautiful flower garden
that is worthy of mention and pre
sents a most pleasing appearance at
this time.’ The :
, perennial border
tain nearly all
plight ’mention.
Mrs. Stewart that most of the eredit
’•should go for this beautiful flower
.garden.
' KYLE—-VENNER
The 'Hensall tfalted church par
sonage was the scene of a pretty wed-
of
of
o.£
Mrs. Al-
Toronto,
Mrs. Mc-
i
Graven-
garden includes a
that seems to con-
the .perennials one
However it is to
Station has been in
few days helping Mr.
build a house.
alsike clover is the
order of the day and reports are a
good’yield.
The Dashwood Band gave a band
co'ncert on the beach Sunday after
noon and also a concert in the even
ing.'i
HARPLEY
. (Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller, of De
troit, visited at the latter’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hayter last week.
Miss Helen Hayter has returned
to her home after an excellent mo
tor trip through the United States.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Warner, of De
troit, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Warner’s brother Mr. Mansel
Hodgins.
. Mrs. P. Murray is visiting iu
troit. ■>
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love
kiddies visited at Colin Love’s
Sunday.
Miss Lillian. Hayter, of Detroit,
spent the week-end with her parents.
De-
and
on
SHiPKA
Miss .V. SharjiYe attended Summer
School in Goderich last week.
Quite a number of relatives at
tended the Rats’ reunion in Water
loo on Saturday last.
Mrs. L. Sweitzer and Master Gor
don Hewlett, of Exeter, spent the
week-end at thp home of M'r. IM!.
Sweitzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Lov;e, of Lon
don, siient the Week-end at the home
of Mr, A, Keys. ’ -
Mf . and "'Mrs.' Albert Gaiser and
family spent the week-end Visiting
in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Nibloc'k1, of Parkhill
and Mrs. Leckio, of Sarnia, visited
Sunday at the home of Mr, Fred
Sharpe,
MT
,D,S.
SURG
lock, Dash-Hartley
ree d
PASHWQOD
of week and
Post Office, In
days of week,
of Windsor, visited
few days last week.
Dr. H. H, Cj>wen, L.P.Sj
DEN
At office
wood, first
at. office o
Zurich, last
Mrs. Mercer,
with relatives a
Mr, and Mrs. Williams and two
sons and Mrs, Meerburg, of Pt, Frank
visited with Mr, J. Hartlpib and La-
yada on Wednesday.
Miss Theda Hayter, of Windsor,
spent the past week with her parents
M'r. and Mrs. Robt. Hayter,
•Messrs, Mervyn Tieman and Ches
ter Gaiser spent a
trSit, last week.
Mr, and Mrs, 0,
Mrs. A. Fairbairn,
and Mrs, B.
few days in De'
Gale, Mr.
of London
CENTRALIA
Miss Kathleen Hicks, R.N., of
New York and Miss Helen# nurse-in-
training, Victoria Hospital, London,
are holidaying at their home here.
Mrs. T. Carling, Mrs. G. Essery
and. Mrs. Wilfred Anderson and son
Billy spent Wednesday with Mrs.
W. J. Dobbs and they were accom
panied home by Mrs. Geo. Thomp
son and Jean who visited with Mrs.
Anderson for a few days.
Master Clare Hodgins, of London,
is holidaying with his aunt and his
uncle Mr. and Mrs. T. Willis.
Mr. Nelson Hicks, of Detroit, Rev.
and Mrs. Kitley and son, Bobby, of
West Lome, spent the week-end at
the home of Mr.
Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs.
and son Douglas,
Mrs, Lloyd Baynham and daughter,
Betty, cf Exeter, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. George Baynham, ,Sr.
her
and Mrs, Andrew
Maxwell Baynham
Toronto, Mr. and
Cecil Webster, of London,
the week-end with his uncle
C. Reid.
and Mrs. L. Schumacher and
and
Mr,
Stewart, of Bayfield
and Mrs. Blake and daughter, of Pt.
Arthur were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gale.
/Mrs. P. Brown, of Detroit, is visit
ing with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, G. Hammer, of Lis-
towel, called on friends in town on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, F. Preetei- and dau
ghter spent Saturday with friends
in London,
M’rs. McNiven and daughter, of
London, are visiting with Mr, and
Mrs. A. Oestricher,
Mr. Herb Gaiser, of Detroit, spent
the week-end with his parents.
Mr, Ernest Adams, of London is
spending his holidays at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, E, G. Kraft.
Mr.
spent
Mr. J.
Mr.
MJr, Hy. Neuswanger attended the
funeral of- a relative, in Pigeon, Mich,
last week,
Mr. Ira Tieman, of Hamilton, is
spending his vacation, with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. E. Tieman.
Mr. and M'rs. A. J. Brunner, of
Kansas City, are visiting the latter’s
parents- Mr. and Mrs. G. Oestricher.
. Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Haugh and
daughter, of Waterloo, spent a tew
'days at the home of Mrs. Catherine
Kraft. ■ i
Mr. L. Gates, Miss Ida and John
Donehy, of Chicago, are visiting their
mother Mrs. Goetz.
Rev. Killinger, of London, occup
ied the pulpit in the Lutheran
church on Sunday afternoon.
Next Sunday afternoon Rev.
Strom, of Mitchell, will occupy the
pplpit in the Lutheran church at
three o’clock owing to the absence of
the pastor Rev. Ness who will spend,
several weeks in the Ottawa
trict.
GREENWAY
Dis-
Agnes Anderson and
are holidaying at their cot-
Grand Bend.
M, Sleamon left Wednesday
Be
Band
United Church,
ice cream and cake all for the small
fee of 10c. and 15c.
iMr. and Mrs. Willis Brophy, of
Windsor, have been visiting relat
ives here.
Mr. J. Woodrow, of Niagara Falls
is spending the. holidays with Mrs.
Geo. Luther and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson and Miss
Nola motored to Alvinston last week
to visit his sister, Mrs. M. McAlpine.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hicks and fam
ily visited friends in Stanley Twp.
last week.
Mrs. J. Turner is spending a few
days with her daughter, M'rs. G.
Hodgson of Brinsley.
Mr. and Mrs. W. McClinchey at
tended the funeral of the latter’s
cousin, Mr. Stewardson, in Petrolea
last Thursday.
Mrs. Webb, of Michigan, who was
formerly Miss Ann Hickey, is visit
ing her brother and sisters in tins
community.
Mrs. R. Battram and Billy visited
her mother, Mrs. G. Webb last week.
Mrs. Albert Pollock entertained
two auto loads of relatives and fri
ends over the week-end.
Miss Aileen McPherson visited her
home in, Arkona last week.
Mr. and. Mrs. Robt. McPherson,
Mrs. E. McPherson, (Mdss Emma Mc
Pherson and Miss Mae Wilson mot
ored to London last Wednesday.
Last Thursday evening a. -large
number gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. McPherson and spent
a sociable time with them. Rev. Mr.
Lewin was chairman and' called on
Miss Maud Hodgins to give a read
ing which proved .to be an. address
to Miss Emma McPherson, R.N., who,,
is leaving soon for her new hdm.e iif
Australia. Mrs. J. Wilson, presented*
her with a purse" on behalf of the
members of Grace church and the
friends in their immediate neighbor
hood to which Miss McPhersoti’^.e-
l plied in a gracious manner, thank
ing all for their gift and good wish
es. A short program of addresses
and music was then enjoyed after
which lunch was served. Every one
expressed their appreciation of Miss
McPherson’s life and work here, and
sincere hopes for her happiness in
her new home.
sure to attend the Mission
social on Friday night at the
A good program,
Miss
mother
tage at
Mrs.
last for a motor trip to the West
where she will remain for the sum
mer with her sister Mrs. E, Calfas.
Mr. Wm. Boyle, of London, visit
ed. with relatives in the village for a
few days last week.
Mrs. Julia Scandrelt, of Belgrave,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Arthur
Brooks.
(M’r, and Mrs. Irwin and family, of
Detroit, are holidaying with the
former’s parents Rev. -and Mrs. Ir
win.
A great 'deal of excitement was
caused on Monday moning when the
roof of Mr. W. J. Dobbs’ blacksmith
shoi) caught on fire but everyone
turned in. and helped and the fire
was soon under control and little
damage was done.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willis, Miss
Wanda Willis, Miss Flossie Davey
and Mr. and Mrs. Miles McCabe spent
the week-end in Goderich and Kin
cardine.
Mr. Grant Ford, of Detroit, is
spending a few days with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. W. Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mills and little
daughter, of Wyoming, spent the
week-end with the former’s parents
M'r. and Mrs. H. Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason and
family have moved to Exeter where
they will reside in future.
Several of the people from the
village attended the funeral of the
late J. Cooper at Elimville on
day last.
Miss’ Rose Haidy, .of Detroit,
guest of Mrs. Fred FairhaflL
Rev. and Mrs. Kifely and:son
ed on friends in and around
tralia during the week-end.
Mrs. H. Kerr, of London and
(Dr.) D. P. Stratton from Winnipeg,
have been visiting at the home of
their sister- Mrs. T. W. Neil.
A large number attended the fu
neral of the late Mrs. C. Fairhall.
The family have the sympathy of
the community in the loss of a good
neighbor and friend.
A Noble Life Completed
One of our high esteemed citizens
passed on to her great reward on
Wednesday morning, July 17th m
the person of Catherine Morgan, be
loved wife of Charles Fairhall in her
67th year. The deceased was a
member of the United church’which
she loved to attend until her failing,
health 'during the . .past year. . She
was a woman Avhose beautiful spirit
of unselfishness; .^indness *,and pa-
tience miade itself' .felt to^ all those
who canife in'contyai£t .witH’’her. She
was an ideal Wifft ideal mother
and. an ideal.friend..- It can be truly
said, she had not one enemy. If Mrs.
Fairhall had lived she and Mr. Fair
hall would . __
fiftieth wedding anniversary on Oc
tober 3rd. Besides her" bereaved
husband one son and daughter sur
vives, Mrs. E. Abbott, of Centralia,
and Fred of Montreal, who were both
with her during, the greater part of
her illness. The palHbearers were
Mr. W. Morgan, M. Morgan, M. Cul-
bert, 1VI. Haskett, W. .McRoberts and
Andrew Hicks. Rev. F. Iwrin, pas-’
tor of Centralia United church con
ducted the funeral services at the
house on Friday at 2 pan. Inter
ment in St. James’ cemetery, Clande-
boye. Among those“who attended
the funeral: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fair
hall and Mr. A. Tierney >of Montreal,
Miss Rose Haidy, of Detroit; Mrs.
Fink and daughter, of California;
M'rs. Maxson, Mr. and'Mrs. F. Mor
gan, of Lansing, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs.
F. Taylor, Miss E. Morgan, Mr. R.
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mor
gan of Marlette, Mich.; Mrs. J. Tie- jferman, Mrs. Thomas, M|rs. F. Mc-
Quarry, Mrs. G. Morgan, of Detroit;
Mrs. R. Morgan and Mr. W. Morgan,
of Por.t Huron, Mrs. Haskett and
Mrs. Culbert, of LuOah, Mi's. Cars-
iqahen, of Whitby and Mrs. A. Beat-
tie, of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hodgson, of
Chatham and Mr. Cecil Hodgson, of
Toronto, spent the week-end
their parents MiL and Mrs.
Hodgson.
Su ir
is a
call-
Cen-
Mrs.
have celebrated their
THAMES ROAD
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with
Dan
SickMaster Bert Gardiner is the
Children’s Hospital in Toronto,
where he underwent cm operation on
his feet. His mother accompanied
him, .Mrs. Will Wright, of Exeter,
going with her,
Mr. Sam McCurdy has purchased
a threshing separator,
_ ______ Mr, and Mrs. Gowans, of Clinton,
Dan Davis spent Tuesday,(were the guests of Mr; and Miss
STAFFA
The community hall is .being re
moved to a more Convenient loca-1
tion and is being remodelled. The
mason work is being done 'by Mr. G.
Tuffin and the carpenter work by
Mr. Otto ^Walker,
Mrs. L— ——..... ...with het daughter Mrs. Otto Walker. Monteith,
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to iis exclusive rotary
construction which
compensates for its
own weanjt “wears in”
rather^than ‘‘wears
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for the new Model A Ford keep
p-to-date.
ry estimate of new cars for the month
CARS ARE WORTH THE MONEY
........................................ $600.00
$600,00
$600.00
$350.00
$200.00
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Public Utilities Commission
iPhone 127 Exeter, Ontario
our stock of used cars alway
We sold double our fa;
of June.
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Miss Reba Pollen1 is spending the
week-end at her home here.
Mis (Mary Johns, of Elimville, is
visiting with her cousin Miss Mary
Gardiner.
Mrs. Albert Neil has returned, af
ter spending a weeks’ holidays with
Mr. and Ms: John Neil, of Clinton.
Mr. and M'rs. Wm. Pollen1 spent
Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. C. Kestle,
of Seaforth.
Mrs. Walter Rydell and Master
Jack, oif Shallow Lake, are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Kydd..
Mrs. Agnes Harris and son Ernest,
of London, have Returned after
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs.. Leonard Harris.
Mrs. Tlios. Austin is spending a
few weeks in Detroit.
Miss Alice, Hackney was a visitor
with friends in Goderich. "
Mr. Wilfred Allen, of Windsor,
spent the week-end ivith his parents.
Mr. J. W. Stewart, Ivan1 and Mar
jorie are holidaying in Muskoka.
Marylyn and Graham Campbell also
accompanied, them. W
'Mr. and Mrs. Arndt and daughter
and also Mrs. H. Wilkes, of London,
spent Bunday with Mr. an'd Mrs. F.
Gollings.
Mrs. Moore, of Toronto and Miss
Harmer, of Port Stanley, were visit
or's for the past week at the Thames
Road Manse.
ELIMVILLE
is sporting a. new;
MT. CARMEL
On Sunday Rev. Fr. Corocoran
announced the holy ibonds of mar
riage to Miss Margaret Katherine
Hanover to Lewis. Heltz, of Waterloo
the marriage to take place
Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Thursday, August the 1st.
IMr. Matthew Regan is on
list..
Mrs. Nett and family, of
spent the week-end with the form
er’s brother Jeremiah Campbell.
Miss Margardt iRyan returned to
her home in Toronto after a pleasant
visit with her cousins arr. anil Mrs.
Mike Ryan.
Mr. Fd. K^rns and friend, called
on the'former’s sisterMrs, P/,StiIlL
van ou Sunday. *'
'ML P. Reardon received the sad
news- on Saturday of the death of
his cousin Mrs. Foley, tff Detroit.
Rek, Ft, Hall, of London, is spend
ing a*few days with his parents Mr,
and Mr§. I. J ■ ’
Mr," Autin
for Detroit.’
in Our
here on
the sick
Detroit.
Hall. .
Poland left last week
$
Mr. John Brock
Ford car.
Mr. Grant Hern
Johns recently.
Masters Ronald __
ford visited in Exeter, recently.' ,
Miss Margaret Jtfhns visited hen-
cousin Miss Mar^y Gardiner in. Far
quhar for several* days last weelj?
Miss Bessie Johns''visited relatives
in Exeter last week. '
Mr. and .Mrs. .Wes. Johns ^..ahd
children visited- in London rec^htly.
Sunday School was withdrayvri on.
Sunday afternoon last on account of
the funeral of the* late IMr. Jo’nathaii
Cooper. . , %
Mr, and Mrs. Keith Ford.^Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Canning were callefs in the
vicinity on Sunday evening^’
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johns, and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs.* Wm. Johns and
children and Mr. Silas Johns visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. PybuS- on Sunday.
Miss Helen Johnson, arid Miss Pru-
dance Radcliffe/ of Loiidon, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wfight recently.
The funeral of the late MT. Jona
than Cooper was very.^la^gely attend
ed. Many friends andS^elatives be
ing present from ^.-dTstahT^.'^-^b^^
sympathy of the neighborhood is ’ex
tended to the family and especially
to iMjrs. Cooper, who is in poor health
at present.
Mirs. Daisy Pratten and Miss. G.
Hunter, of London, spent the week
end with Mr. and. Mrs. Sherwood
Hunter.
visited at Mr. "C,
and
4
ZION
Mr. Fred Brock, of HOnsall, is vis
iting friends at Zion,
Mr. John T. Hern and family Spent
Sunday at Springbank.
Mr, John Earl and family, of Sea
forth, visited with Mr. Jas, fearil on
Sunday, the son and daughter re*
mainiiig foi’ a week.
.Mr. Tlios. Brock has. purchased a
new International tractor for his
threshing outfit.
Mrs. John T.
about twenty-foi
day the occrisif
he tit’s', .birtliday
fcion tpriiihui
held oit Ftida*
the old boy aiA >'
iMess^/ Ross -'-^-J
visited witli#|heir *
of strathfoy 'pti ifri^
Wheat., etttting fs ®
day.
Herni entertained
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