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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-08-01, Page 5« zTHE EjffiTER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, Al’GUST 1st 1929 ofZommcrre CLINTO^ ONTARIO OFFERS YOU A PR^TICAU BUSINESS TRAINING that has nmde it possiblj^for our scores of students to obtain and hojd positrons demanding a high standard of efficiency. WERE is Jr POSITION WAITING FOR YOU /Secretarial1; Commercial, Stenographic, General Office, I ServiccZCommercial Teachers’ Courses anft Special Eses arranged. ' , iot attend a better school. jfleib Block, Dpsh- daya of week and .S., D,D,S. SUJKGEON SHWOOD Courses: Civil Coui You cap/Why not attend this? SCI 0L OPENS SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1929 i raduate ind Mas Write to-day for information, Phone 198 M. A, STONE, X B. F. WzlRD, B.A, ' Com, Specialist, Vice-Principal Principal SHOWISHBD WITH HONORS Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger • Celebrate Golden Wedding I, P. DO Faculty of of Science, of estern Ontario, gge • of Physicians of Ontario, Office t of Post Office. HENSALL, ONT. / Phone 56 Residence 114 DR. Honor Medicine, the3 Univei sity of Member < f C .and Surgpon two doors Celebrate Golden Wedding DR. J. A. MfTAG RT, L. D. S, Specializing ip^Plate Work •rri Is Fifth of Family To Marie Such Occasion ^telephone 1 Main Street HENSALL at her home Hodgins, days this Westcott, of London, week visiting of Hamilton, friends in and around Mr. week-end vis- Mr. and Mrs. Detroit, who Mr. Johnny Farquhar is visiting Sriends at Hillsgreen. Miss Mildred McDonell is spend­ ing her vacation at Grand Bend. Miss Annie Consitt is visiting her ..friends at Perth and- Toronto. Mrs. William Henry, who has been quite ill is. somewhat improved. (Mr. Gordon Reid, of London, call­ ed on .friends in Town last week. M’iss Jessie' Forrest and mother from the West are visiting in town. Miss Doris Bolton, of London, is spending her vacation here. Mr. Wm. spent ■ a few iriends here. Mr. J. T. ■visited with town last week. Mr. and 'Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer, of Detroit, spent the week-end visiting £riend§ in town. - Miss Alice Higgins is visiting her sister Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer and other friends in Detroit. Mr. Alf. Smith, of London, spent oi few days last week visiting friends in Hensail and Zurich. Miss Doris Chapman, of Palmer­ ston, is spending a few days at the Iiome of Mrs. Geo. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Bonthron and son Harold left on Monday for a ■weeks’ vacation up north. Mr. Case Troyer, of Bridgeburg, spent a few -days in town visiting Jiis mother and other relatives. Mrs. Bertha Bell and son Arnold are away on a two weeks’ vacation, to Atlantic City and other places. Mrs. Ja's. Clark, who broke her ankle several weeks ago is able to he up and around the bouse again. and Mrs. James Smith, of Bridgeburg, spent the ating at the home of "Wm. Consitt. < Mr. Elliott Bell, of lias been in poor health for ..some time has returned home and had his tonsils removed at Mrs. Paterson’s hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram North after a very pleasant visit with relatives in town have returned to their home in Woodstock. Mr. James Robinson received a telegram on Saturday evening ad- -vising him of the death of his brother Peter, of Winnipeg. JMrs. Roland Cudmore is confined, to her room through illness. Her slaughter, Miss Beatrice Cudmore, oif Toronto, is home taking care of her. A dancing pavilion has been open­ ed up on the lot opposite the post office. On "Saturday evening it was well patronized an immense ‘crowd, being present. The McGregor, Bol­ ton orchestra supplied the .music. At the .midsummer examinations of the Toronto Conservatory of Mus­ ic conducted by Vigo Kihl in Hen- .sall on Juy 0th, the following pupils of Miss Greta Lammie were .successful. <Jr. School piano-—Florence Mc­ Donald. Primary .School — Helen Glenn. Elementary—-Myrtle Thomp­ son, ' Isabelle Smale. Eelementary iSichool—Beatrice Dayman. STAFFA On Friday, July 26, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger, of Hensail, was the setting for the celebration of their golden wedding. The event was of striking interest, as the groom is the fifth member of the family of the late Daniel B. Geiger to be fortunate enough’ to celebrate such an occasion. Dinner was served in the new ga­ rage. Decorations in green and gold were carried out to fine effect. The ceiling was bowered with ever­ greens; bunting and flags flanked the windows. The tables were dec­ orated with smilax and yellow flow­ ers. Seventy-five guests from ^various parts of the United States and Can­ ada, members of the imediate- family relatives-, of the bride and groom, the family doctor, and tlie minister sat down to a sumptuous repast. The table was centred with a lovely cake, which Later Dr. terloo, ably toastmaster, and groom mund Geiger, sponded to by the groom. was cut and served. William Geiger, of Wa- performed the The toast to was proposed of London, duties of the bride by Ed- and re- _ Mrs. A. E. Kennedy,’ of Windsor, only daugh­ ter of the bride and groom, present­ chrysanthemums. The following toasts were then given. ‘‘Guests,’’ proposed by Oliver Geiger, of Tara, and responded to by Dr. E. Witwer, of Detroit; ‘‘Home," proposed by Sidney Geiger, of Espanola, and re­ sponded to by Rev. A. Sinclair, of Hensail United. Church and’'‘Samuel Geiger, of Sermans, Sask; ‘Pioneers’ proposed by Rev. Roy Geiger, of Preston United Church anil respond­ ed to by Samuel Geiger, of Pigeon, Mich. Mesdames E. Rannle, F. Ben- gough, 'a. Scruton, J. Murdock, W. Beaver and the Misses ’ Reid and Carmichael served the guests. The catering was done by Miss Snider, olf Kitchener, assisted by Mrs. O. Fisher and Miss. C. Volland. Hold Reception A receptiqn was held in the after­ noon and evening. Miss Mary Geig­ er a granddaughter, attended the door and Mrs. Bengougli uliered tlie callers into the drawing-room, which was tastefully decorated with beautiful flowers, where Mr. -and Mrs. Geiger received their many friends, after which Mrs. Rannie in­ vited the callefs into the diningroom The table in this room was effective­ ly decorated with smilax, marigolds and calliopses. Yellow candles surrounded ‘the- bouquet in the centre of the table. In the afternoon Mrs. Oliver Geiger, of Tara, poured the tea, and Miss Pauline Geiger, of St. Paul, Minn., out the ices. Mrs. F. Manns.; Mrs. (Dr.) E. Witwer, of Detroit; Mrs. E. Kennedy, of Windsor; Mrs. (Dr.) Geiger, of Waterloo; Mrs. E. Geiger, of London and Miss Reid ably served the many callers. In the evening- Miss Reid poured the tea and Mrs. E. Kennedy and Mrs. (Di>) Geiger cuat the ices, while Mesdames F. Manns, of Hensail; Tara; Miss tulle and beautiful O. Geiger, of S. Geiger, of Espanola and Carmichael served. Ralph Geiger, grandson of the bride and groom, had charge of the register. Numerous gifts and magnificant bou­ quets and telegrams' from various A.T.C.K 1 P°ints presented during the day tes- I tided to the aGfectioir for the bride I and groom.. Among the pleasing features of the day was the presence of all the children and the grand­ children and all^the brothers of the groom. During We -evening Messrs. Passmore and Hess very .pleasantly entertained the guests with fine violin selections. some ♦ Miss B. Elgington, of Winnipeg, is spending a. few weeks with her lister Mrs. B. Snell. Miss Dorothy Parsons, of Munroe, is visiting her cousin (Miss Jean Smale. Mi*, and Mrs. AV. A. Robbins, of Dos Angeles, are visiting the form- sister Mrs- G. G. Wilson. Dirt Howard \Leary, of London, is bolldaylhg with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Leary. Dr, and MrS. Bruce, of Onaway, Allch,, spent the week-end with Mr, ®nd Mrs. David Bruce. THAMES ROAD Mr. family A. Scott werd Mr, and Mrs, Mrs. Gunning,, of Whalen, is visiting with her daughter. Rev, Mr. Holmes, of Clinton, he in charge of the, services on day. • .Thee- W^MiS?.’"’ meetsi-td(lay,i«?(:>Bljiurs- day)» 'At' thoi"Muus& . ,Mi$?i Bernice Collings, is visiting with' Miss Marjorie «Arndt,- of Lon­ don., . . . ■ and Mrs. Herb Langlford of Whalen and Mr. and guests on Sunday Rercy Passmore. and Mrs. with also .will Sun- 7Dr, H. H, fcov DENT At office i» I wood, first thre at office over the Post Office, in Zurich, lust three £ays of week. Miss Antionette Zimmer returned tq Detroit after spending her vac­ ation at her home here. Messrs. Gordon and Leslie Goetz, of Chicago, are spending then’ holi­ days with their parents. Miss-Edmeston, o£ Bly th, is visit­ ing her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Kellerman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris and. family, of Sarnia, are visiting with relatives. Miss Myrta Hoffman has. returned to Kitchener after spending her holi­ days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter and fam­ ily, of Kitchener, called on friends in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin 4 Mclsaac, of Windsor, visited with Mr. and Mrs. P. Mclsaac. Rev. and Mrs. Sauer and Milton attended the funeral of a relative in Hamilton this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brunner and family and Mr. C. Brunner and Miss Brunner, of Kansas City, are visit­ ing with Mr. and Mrs. G. Oestricher, her mother, Mrs. C. Finkbeiner last week. Mr, Gordon Califas, of Sarnia, vis­ ited for a few day with his father. Miss Fannie Preeter of Kitchener, is visiting in town. On Sunday, August 4th 'the Male Quartette of Grand Bend will assist with the evening service in the Ev­ angelical church. CROMARTY CENTRALIA Mrs. Wm. Lundy, of Detroit, is ,visiting her sister Mrs. C. J. O’Brien. Mr and Mrs. Tapp, of Exeter and Mr, and Mrs. Hatten, of Verdun, Manitoba visited with Mr. and Mrs. .Wm. Ford, last week. ■ Miss Ruth Smith, of Lucan is vis­ iting her aunt Mrs. Bruce Mitchell. Mr. Spicer, of Denver, Col., visited for a few days- with Mr; and Mrs, Dan Hodgson. Miss Betty Baynham, of Exeter, is holidaying with her grandparents Mr..and Mrs. Geo, Baynham (Sr.) Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Anderson and daughter -Mary Virginia, of Long Beach, Cal., are visiting with the former’ sister Mrs. Arthur Brooks. Miss Kathleen Hicks and Helen Hicks visited in Toronto for a few Mr. Roy Fletcher a new tractor from and Dobbs. Mr, and Mrs. John Pollard and Greta visited with Mr. Pollard’s sis­ ter Mrs, Wenzel Molitor, at Thedford on Sunday. Miss Ruth Carling, of London, is visiting her aunt Mrs. AV. J. Dobbs. Mrs. Wes. Hodgins, of London, called on friends, in the village pn Thursday of last week. The officers of Elimvllle Sunday School, conducted the services in our 1 on Sunday morning, gave a helpful and entitled, “A Voice Miss with relatives- days last week, has purchased Messrs. Smith I sunda; school fodel A Ford keep .OWING FORD C FORD^ L’DOR........ FORD ROADSTER *ORD FORD FORD CARS ARE WORTH THE MONEY $600,00 $600.00 $600.00 $350,00 $200,00 $150.00 A FEW CARS WITH LICENSES FROM $25.00 UP a Pollard, of Green­ their son Mr. John and Mrs. AV. J. Smith and are holidaying at Grand Thomas Willis was in The ever increasing demand fox* the m our stock fi£ used cars always up-to-date^Z* rfute of. new cars fox’ the monthWe /old double our factory estj 1928 1928 1928 1925 TUDOR .... COUPE ..... TRUCK .... SANDY ELLIOT, Ford Dealer PHONE 64 EXETER, ONT. ■’->y ■ Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper "was observed on Sunday last in the Presbyterian church. We had the pleasure of part of the Mitchell choir in assistance joining with ment. (Mrs. Moore a week or more visiting Manse returned to her home Monday. Mr. Will Bell, a former resident of Cromarty called on old acquaint­ ances a few days ago. Mrs. Tufford and sister Miss Mary Currie, of Toronto, spent a few holidays a.t their home in the village left for Toronto on Saturday.’ '■Mrs. Allen, of Exeter, is at present visiting with her daughter Mrs. Quance. Preparatory services were held on Friday evening the Rev. Mr. Kaine, of Seaforth' conducting the services and preached a very helpful and able sermon. He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, of Seaforth, former members of Cromarty church. Wind- of the Maurice Neil and Beavers, of Detroit, Mr. and with our own; also us in the holy sacra- i of Chicago, who spent more visiting at the on I and Mr. daughter Mrs. AVm. remodell- for Flint, Mrs. Chas. Johns inspiring reading in the Twilight." Mr, and Mrs. way, vistied with Pollard last week. Mr. family Bend. Mr. sor on business the first part week. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. spent the week-end with Mrs. James Neil, Mr and Mrs J. Harding and Mrs. Arthur Ford and Lois, visited with Mr. and Ford on Sunday. Mr. F’’ed Penwarden is ing his garage. Mr. Grant Ford has left Michigan, where he intends to re­ main for some time. iMiss Jean Cook, of St. Thomas is visiting with her cousin Miss Mar­ garet Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boulding and Mrs. Ackert, of Regina Weldon, of Windsor are Rev. and Mrs. Irwin. Miss Nola spent Sunday with Miss Kerslake. R’ev. abd Seaforth on Mrs. Geo. and Miss guests of Isaac, of Greenway, Genevieve visited inMrs. Irwin Monday. Thompson and Jean are spending this week with 'relatives in Brantford. GREENWAY GRAND BEND Mr. and ‘Mrs. Doxtator, of Beeton, visited her uncle Mr. C. H. Curts last week. The social evening at the Mission Band was a splendid success. The Ice cream and the program left noth­ ing to be desired. Proceeds amount­ ed to $15.50. Miss Leona Fields, of Wheatley, is the guest of Mrs. Sherritt. Mrs. A. Hotson, of London, visited her son Mr. J.. Hotson last week. Mrs. McIntosh visited friends London last week. Mr. Gollen has been working the highway. Mr. anxl Mrs. Ray Pollock and family, of Kerwood, and' Miss Emma McPherson R.N., of London, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. McPherson on Sun­ day. Miss Mary McGregor visited with Mrs. Elgin Webb of Grand Bend last week. . 'I The United church anniversary will be held on Sunday, October the 13 th 16th. a of in on and Wednesday, October the Keep these dates in mind. KIRKTON Dor- are Miss Lillian Shaw and Miss othy Miles, of Cleveland,’ are visit­ ing Mrs. Wm. Elliott. Dr. C. A. Canupbell spent a few days in Cleveland, Ohio. The members of the United church choir spent an enjoyable day on Thursday at Port Stanley. Rev. Mr. Bell and Mrs. Bell on a months’ vacation. Mr. Lonney Davt^ of Collingwood, spent a few days witu his father Mr. Robt. Davis. Mrs. Ray Switzer, of Prospect Hill, Spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Jas. Kemp. UarVfist is i and some of the early grain will be cut this week. Mr, and, Mrs. Wm. Kelk, erville, pent the week-end and Mrs, Harry White. iMr, and Mrs. S. McLure, ley, and Mr. and Mrs. Geh of. Chesley, spent' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -Silas Shier. Mr, And Mrs. John Sinclair, Of De­ troit, and Mrs. JaS. Atkey. Of Lon­ don, were week-end visitors with Mt. 'andvMrsj’Waltef Hazelwood/ ' Miss' Kafchetiii'S Sells, ot London, iS’^iSitfiigHiertdiirit MrS. S. N. 'Shier. ’Mr. -Wm'' paw&on,<pf’NidgAfaf ’Ealls, called' on iriefM's frele this week. m •• . Mis§_ Gertrude Lovie, of London, spent Sunday at her home here. Mr. Bruce Bossenberry sports new Essex. •Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophy. Greenway, spent Sunday at Mr. Ab­ ner MollarfTs. The tourist camp Iras been a very busy spot and those who have visited it -are delighted with the splendid accommoation. that is afforded. Rev. J. M. Colling will be taking his holidays during the month of August and Rev. Mr. Leichliter, of Toronto, will conduct the services. Mrs. M.'Dodds and Mrs. Frank Geromett, of Buffalo, who spent a few days with their daughter and sister Mrs. Roy Holt returned to thier home on Friday. One of the largest crowds of the season visited .Grand Bend on Sun­ day, cars seemingly parked in every conceivable place. Rain coming on at noon sent the visitors scurrying for cover. The rain was very wel­ come as it tended to cool the intense­ ly ihot atmosphere. Large crowds were present at the camp services on Sunday to hear Mr. Albert E. Greenlaw, ’ the colored baritone soloist from Detroit. In spite of the rain which fell during the afternoon the evening service was held in the open and it is esti­ mated that ‘ around two thousand people were present. Mr. Greenlaw delighted the large audince, singing three numbers at each service. The pastor, Rev. J. M. Colling, preached two short and appropriate sermons that appealed, to his hearers. On Monday evening Mr. Greenlaw gave a negro spiritual concert to a large and appreciative-audience. His num­ bers were interspersed with readings by Mrs. Garnet Passmore, of De- ; at Grandin full swing ’ troit, who is holidaying of Walk- with Mr.! Bend. of Pais- Vickers, ■ Mr. Khiva had Mrs. .Tames Ziler spent Sunday with friends tit ML Clemens. Mr. Wm, Witzel spent Sunday in Seb'eringvillO, :Mt, olid Mrs. Cook, of Detroit, spent the week-end with Mi*, and I Mrs, John Wilhelni. I MisS‘ Matie ^ilel* ii’eturfted honie oil Saturday after spending the past couple of weeks with: friends in Lon»| don+ CREDITON Miss Clara Lewis spent Sunday at Grand Bend. Mr. Clinton Morlock is busy wiring several houses fox* hydro. Rev. and Mrs. Nelson Drier, of Ohio, called on friends last week. Miss Ruth Tinney, of Potsdam. N.Y., is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Orme. Mr. Emerson Roeszler has return­ ed home after an extended visit in the west. Mr. an-d Mrs. M. W. Telfer and daughter spent the week-end in Wingham. Mrs. H. E. Rapley, of Marietta, Ohio, is the guest of her sister Mrs. F-. W. Clarke. Miss Pearl Haist, of Battle Creek, Mich., is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Haist. Miss L. Charlton, of Lambeth spent a week at Central Hotel with Dorothy Fahner. Dr. Schram, of London, has pur­ chased the summer cottage of Dr. Orme at Grand Bend. Beaver Bros, are in London put­ ting the finishing touches to Mr. Al­ onzo Ho'Jgins new house. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hill spent the week-end in Port Huron visiting at the home of their son Roy. (Mr. Charles Anderson, of Exeter, spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Anderson. Mr. Joseph Regan, of the Canad­ ian Dank of Commerce staff return­ ed Tuesday from his holidays. .. Mr. Hugo Schenk has purchased the H. J. Waldron property and Ixf- tends starting a butcher business. Mr. Royal Haist has. returned to Chicago after visiting for 2 weeks with his parents,.-Mr. and Mrs.’Hy, Haist. Miss Pearl Gaiser, of Toledo, Ohio, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Gaiser. Mr. Jas. Clarke has returned fol­ lowing a few weeks vacation at Lion’s Head, Wiarton, Stratford and London. Messrs. Ezra Faist, H. K. Eilber and John Morlock made a business trip to Windsor on Wednesday ■ of last week. Mrs. W. Welsh and Mrs. H. White, of London; Mrs. Smith, of Los An­ geles, spent the week-end with Mrs. J. Cockwell. The village trustees have proclaim ed Monday, August 5th as Civic Holiday when all places of business will be closed. Mr. and Mrs. F. AV. Clarke 'and daughter Miss Laura, accompanied by Mrs. Rapley spent the week-end at Corunna. Mrs. AV. J. Mallett and son Ken­ neth and Miss Dorothy MaJlott, of London, spent a weeks’ vacation at the Central hotel. Mr. and Mrs. H. Beaver and sob, off Kitchener, visited with Dr. and Mrs. Orme also with Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Fahner on Sunday. Mr. Daniel Truemner and son Ho­ ward left Wednesday for Peace River and the Canadian Rockies to visit for some time. iMr. and Mrs. Thos. Trevetliick and M'r. and Mrs. Bert Kestle spent Sunday visiting at the home of Mr.' Geo. Broderick in London, Mr. Roy Finkbeiner has purchas­ ed from Faist Bros, the residence west of their rtore. He is having it remodelled and wired for hydro. The many friends of Mrs. George Eilber are pleased to know .that she is able to be around again ifollowihg the sprain of her ankle two weeks ago. Mr. Matthew Sweitzer, of Shipka,. is carrying his arm in a slihg having fractured it when he fell from the roof of his barn a couple bf 'weeks a&°* .■ ,.Z Mr. and Mrs. Mervin.’ Gueptl^r and family, of Detroit, spent tlie week-end visiting in Dashwood and; called on friends in Creditor dn Sunday. hfr. and Mrs. Harry Lankin and daughter Jean, ot Lucap, spent the week-end with Mr.Zohhr Yoxihg anJ* Miss Mary Young. Miss Jean ia.re­ maining tor a. week. Mr.’ and Mrs. Wm. Gross and two children Gerald and Hor.othy, of .Kit- chener, and Mr. and Mrs. Adam AVen- zel, of Listowel, are visiting with Mr and Mrs. G. E. Wenzel, Mrs, Gingerich and daughter Au­ drey, of Detroit, visited their grand--• mother, Mrs. Matthew ’ Morlock and. other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brok'enshire' and two children Douglas and Betty and Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, all of Windsor spent Sunay with Mr,' and Mrs. Eli Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatherley and daughter Thelma and Mr. Stanley Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. F. Scheiding- ali of London, spent Sunday with- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motz. Mr. M. AV. Telfer, Manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, com­ menced his holidays Tuesday. With Mrs. Teller and daughter lie is visit- ■ ing with his parents in Milton. AVheat threshing has commenced in this vicinity. The first to thresh was Mr. Thos. Yearley who stook threshed twelve acres’.' The thresh­ ing was done by Mr. Cliff Hill.. The Misses Vera and Lauretta Holtzmann accompanied by three other nurses from St. Luke’s Hos­ pital, Cleveland, motored home ovei* the week,-end, taking advantage of the lake excursion. Rc-clccorating School The trustees of the school are hav­ ing the interioi* re-decorated, the ceilings being done in white and the- walls in buff. The work is being- done by Mr. Paris Anderson. A new sanitary toilet system is also being installed. ■ • Occupying New Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Zwicker are now occupying' their new summer cottage at Grand Bend. Mr. Zwick- er’s cottage is something new in. stucco work in this community. It is equipped with all modern conven­ iences and presents a very attractive appearance. It is situated overlook­ ing the river and lake. Auto Accident An auto’ accident occurred west of Shipka at noon on Sunday when Mrs. John A. Nash and daughters, of London, were on their way, to Grand Bend. After passing ‘a cul­ vert Miss Nash, who was driving, lost control of the car and it headed for a ditch turning a somersault landing on the top. Mrs. Nash re­ ceived some injuries to her back ancl body, but none' of the party were seriously hurt. Mr. A. E. Wuerth happened along at the' time and took the ladies to the Brenner House at Grand Bend. The car which was. badly wrecked was taken to London. With the wrecker by Mr. Lloyd Hey. On Tour With Glee Club Word has been received from Mr. Frederick Faist that he is having the- time of his life. My* Faist who is. attending the North’ Central Colleg­ iate at Napierville, Ill., was fortun­ ate in being selected as a member of the College Glee Club which is at present making a two mouth's’ tour of-several states of -the union, giving, entertainments at various places. They have visited the states of Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota,. Montana and at present they are at Yellowstone National Park. Before­ completing their tour they will visit Wohiing, Colorado, Kansas, Ne­ braska and Iowa returning August SOtli. Mr. Faist is* reader of the.- club.- i Horseshoe Club Fonhixd^^^^ A horseshoe club has been r'e-or- ganized in the village and consider­ able interest in this popular pastime- is being shown at present. Three new icottrts have been laid' out in the athletic grounds nedr the school and these will b© lighted by hydro for evening playliig. More courts will be added if necessary. At diresent there are 2 a members anti'« ,more being added each yreek. The- *membership fee is 25 cents. Tlie* players of Creditoii would like to See a league fbfmed- with some ot' the nearby places. The newly elect­ ed officers ate: Hen,- Pt*es„ Ernest GuMtiiigei'; Pres., John. Lawson: vice-pres., Eli Lawson^ Maiia^ery G/ Eilbet; Sec^y-Tt’eML. Gu H. *W”efi^el; pounds conn, Mdfbck ai&I Ed*., Eahiter.