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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1932-12-08, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE TH(JBSI>AX> DJEC®MBBR Sth, Mr. Roy Kreon, of London, visit ed, last week with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. J. W- Bonthron visited on Sunday with friend's in Clin ton. Mrs. W. A. Young has been visited for the past week by her sister from Ottawa. Mrs. MicArthur, of London, is vis iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs Harry Arnold. 0 Mr, Paul Coates, of Exeter, and Mr. Robert Higgins spent Saturday in Clinton on business. Mrs. Jas. Eby, of Collingwood, If visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J- White. Mrs. Adams, of Zurich, lias been visiting for the past few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wm* Luker, Messrs. Lewis Weigand, Reney Kellar and Howard Schenk, of Dash wood visited friends in town on Sat urday and 'Sunday,' Mr. Leonard Merner, visited on Saturday with Mrs. S. Mern.er and Mr. George Brock and family, Mr. Lloyd Passmore, of Zurich Mr. and and Mrs. I -.!# of Delhi spent the week-end at his home here County Warden Rader, ( of Dash wood, visited friends in town on Fri day. Reeves Geiger, of Hensall, Ball- antyne, of Usborne, and Warden L Rader, of Hay, are this week attend ing the County Council. This ses sion of the County Council will be a stirring one as several committees who were appointed at the June session will make their reports. At the Council Meeting Robert Cameron who has been fire chief since New Year’s tendered his resig nation. The firemen at their meet ing on Monday night appointed an acting chief for the balance of the year. Mr. Lloyd Passmore, who has been mechanical engineer resigned and Mr. J. A. Foster has been ap pointed in his place. Mr. Borman Miller, of Clinton has been appointed by the Ontario High way Dept, as Motor License Issuer at Clinton in place of W. S. Holmes who has resigned owing to pressure of his business. Mr. Miller is a re turned soldier and was wounded during the Great Warr* it is not yet definitely decided as to a Motor License Issurer’s Office at Exeter or Seaforth. The Municipal pot is beginning tc boil. There is every probability of an election in Hensall this coming year. Reeve Geiger will probably be a candidate again for the reeve ship and amongst other names men tioned are Robert Cameron who ran Mr. Geiger to a tie last year also Wm. Consitt, G. C. Petty, Walter Spencer and Laird Mickle. As yet there has been no other names men tioned for the council but they will appear in good time. At a meeting of the public, Lib rary Board here on Thursday even ing i.t was decided to ask for appli cation for the position of Librarian for the Hensall Public Library tc take the place of the late Gretta MicNaughton. Mrs. Robert Cameron who has been assistant’ Librarian during the illness of Miss McNaught on will continue on until the end of the year when the new Librarian will take charge. At the same meet ing Jas. Paterson was appointed the secretary-treasurer. \ The Welfare of Youth Club of the Carmel Presbyterian church spent a pleasant evening with the Young People of the Caven Presbyterian church at Exeter on Monday even ing. The first part of the program was given by the Hensall Young People consisting of a duet by Annie Huiser and Dorothy Datars; reading Mrs. Verne Hedden; instrumental duet by Blanche Mustard, piano and Mr. Jim Mustard guitar. A musical trio was rendered by Jim Bengough and Fred Datars; violin and Miss Irene D'a.ters piano and several fine solos by Rey. Young. A very excel lent program was then given by the Exeter Young People after which games and contests were indulged in and a dainty lunch served, 'The W. M. S. of the United church held their regular meeting on Thurs day afternoon last. The president.. Mrs. McDonald, having charge oi the meeting which was opene'd by all repeating the Lord’s Prayer in unison. The Scripture Lesson tak en from St. John’s Gospel, was read by Mrs. H. McDonald., and Mrs Henry lead in prayer. A solo “Af ter the Storm, Shineth the Sun” was sung by Mrs. Hugh McDonald followed by an instrumental by Miss Florence Welsh, Mrs. Wm. Dougall lead in prayer. A duet “Make Some body Happy To-day” was sung by Mrs. Hess and Mrs.'Drysdale. Miss Murray spoke on the Temperance Convention that was held in Brook ville. Election of officers took place resulting aS follows McDonald; vice pres., treas, Spencer Merner; C. McDonald; Christian Stewardship and Finance, Mrs. Coles and Mrs Carlyle; Strangers Sec’y, Mrs. Dong- all; temperance sec., Miss Consitt Mite Boxes, Mrs. Hemphill and Mrs. Drysdale. Heatli of Edgar Baker Edgar J. Baker, of the- North Boundary, passed away on Friday afternoon last at the home of his sister Mrs. Wm. Luker after a linger ing illness of several months. He pres., Mrs Mrs. Sinclair; Mrs, C. Cook; secretary Mrs correspcnrdence sec., Mrs Missionary Monthly Mrs whs unmarried living alone on hie farm on the town line, west of Hillu* green, A few months ago being in very poor health he came to Hensail to be nursed by his sister, born in Shakespeare, Ont., in his 7 Jut year. He has resident of Hay Township forty years. He is survived, by 3 brothers, Peter, of Hay; William and John, of Stanley Township and ope sister Mrs. Wm. Luker, of Hensall The funeraj was held from the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Luker, North Richmond street, on Monday after noon with interment in the Luther an cemetery at Zurich. Death of John E. MfCDonell The death occurred at his resi dence on 289 Piccadinty street, Lon don on Saturday afternoon last of John's. McDonell, a former resident’been pn the sick list is improving ( and business man of Hensall, He' we hope we shall soon see her out’ was a member of the firm <?f U, E. & again. C, A. MGDoneJl, conducting a hard-1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Renny Mrs. ware and fuel business in Hensall Walter sHirtzel ^and babe, of Detroit for a good many years. (The Me-1 spent Sunday at the home of Mr Donell Bros, were one of the best and Mrs. J. T. Hirtzel. Mr. and Mrs known firms in Western Ontario I Hirtzel returned home with them After the big fire in Hensall twenty ’ having spent the past two weeks .in years ago they retired from the hard j Detroit, ware and furniture business later conducting a garage and handling1 end with her parents Mr. and Mrs several well known makes of cars W. H. Gaiser. Mr. McDonell conducted this business until about three years ago when and Mr. Ross Krueger, of Kitchener He was and was been a for over Carried, Petty and Mickle: That the Conn* cil adjourn to meet again on Decern’ foer 15. Carried, J, A. paterson, Clerk III ™ RED & WHITE store CREDITON Mrs. Wilhelmina Gaiser^ who has been visiting in Kitchener returned , home last week. j Mrs. Charlotte JBrown is visiting in Kitchener with her daughter Mrs. j H. Sweitzer. | Clarence Holtzmann is busy these days building an up-to-date "garage on his mother’s premises, Miss Pearl La. Fond, of Grand Bend, is visiting with Miss Beatrice ' Schenk. : Mrs, George Finkbeiner, who has Dr. L. O. Gaiser spent the week* Miss Erma Fahner,of London home of theowing to ill health he sold out to ’ spent Thursday at the Victor Boa. He was married about j former’s parents, Mr. and Mirs. H three years ago and since then made Fahner. his home in,London 'coming to Hen-1 Mrs. Henry Eilber returned home sail frequently on business trips. He last Saturday from St. Joseph’s Hos- was a years South tion. - spent his early life there till he came to Hensall. Besides his bereaved , widow he leaves to mourn his loss one brother 'Charles A. McDonell, of 1 Hensall and two sisters Mrs. E. A. Bennett of Saskatoon and Miss ’________ Susan McDonell, Exeter. The funer-1 Eurniture Storo I al was held from his late home 'Furniture Store" Monday afternoon with interment in the Exeter cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Cannon C. E. Jenkins of tf^e Saint John’s Evangelist Anglican -church London. The pallbearers were all friends of the deceased, R. Adams, H. P. Mad den, Geo. J. Sutherland, Alfre’d Tay lor, Wm. Consitt and Joseph Hagan Quite a number from the village at tended the funeral. Council Meeting- The regular meeting of the village: Gjouncil held on Monday evening in the Council Chambers. All members were present, -Minutes of the pre vious meeting were read. Councillor petty reported King St needing 'cleaning also the purchase j of new mattresses for the goal; also, the repair of the flagpole. | Petty and Jones: That Casey Hud son be paid $<2.'5O for repairs to the Tlagpole. Carried, Councillor Mickle Manns & Farquhai' as room license. Petty and Spencer: number 10, 1914, be rescinded and that a new By-law be prepared set ting the License fee of $20.00 for first table, $10.00 for second and $5.00 for each -succeeding table. Car Petty and Mickle: That the fire men be granted the hall free oil charge for one night. Carried. Mr. F. G. Bonthron reported (re-1 garding the premium on over due taxes. Mickle and Jones: That the five per cent, penalty be enforced on all unpaid taxes after December 14, 19)312 Carried. z The clerk reported issuing licenses one transient and one meat peddler’s ■license since tbe last meeting. Communi'cations received from the followig War Memorial ChSldTen’s Hospital, of Health; Dept, of Agriculture; Dow Chemical -Co,; pany. Same filed. Fire Chief Cameron reported ten dering his resignation. Spencer and Petty .that Fire Chief Cameron’s resignation be accepted. Same tc take effect at once. The firemen tc appoint a chief for the balance of the year and report at next meeting December 16. Carried^ Bills and accounts read, as follows Edward Sheffer, labor streets $1; J. Passmore, hydro $6.97; F. W Hess, printing, Board of Health. $1.- 501; F. Wii'ckwire, printing $3.00; W. Venner, wood, hall $6*150; Moore Bros., wood, hall $8.50; G. 'M. Case coal and cartage, fire dept, $15.95; C. Alexander, gravel, streets $37.- 00; C. Hudson, repairing flagpole $2.50; A. W.' E, Hemphill, supplies $10.26; F. G. Bonthron, salary Tax Collector $30,00; A. W. F. Hemp hill, salary Tax Collector $10,0'0; Geo. Hudson, salary $256.00; Geo Hudson, moving chairs, mats $26.- 65; Hensall Public Library, village grant $195 ary $90.00, $10'5.25; G $67.50; L. J, PaSsmote, salary mo tor mechanic $20.80; mission, street lights $1813.82, Petty and Jobes be paid as read. Spencer and Jones: 'I’hat the same election pointed. Petty numbef fleers be given its fifSt and second reading#. Carded. Jones and Spencer: That By-law btimbei* 13 be given its third and final reading and finally passed life long Conservative and for a prominent member of the Huron Conservative Associa- He was born in Exeter and reported re to their pool That Byvlaw London; Dept, of Canadian Oil Com- 49; J. A. Paterson, sab registration of By-laws Cook, treasurer’s salary Hydro Com? $963.4i5; tota; : That accounts Carried. officers as in 1933 be ap- Carrled. and Mi'ckle: That By-law 13, appointing election of- Come in and see our fine display of Fancy Xmas Candies. a Finest Mixed Peel per lb, 21c,Bread, cash »nd carry ,,....... 5c. a Joftf New Lexia Raisins ........... 2 for 23c,Falcon Mincemeat ......., 2 lbs. for 25c, Bleached Sultana Raisins ,,,. per lb« 19c«Good Quality Rice...........,,,. 3 lbs* 16c. Australian Seedless Raisins ,, 2 lbs. 25c.Maple Leaf Salmon ,, 1-2 lb, tin eaeh 15c New Re-Cleaned Currants ,,., per lb* 15c«Sunlight Soap 10 bars for 45c. Pineapple Rings, assorted .... 1-2 lb* 27c.De lux Jelly Powders .,,....,. 6 for 25c. Bordeau Walnuts, halves ..... J-2 lb. 23c,Assorted Chocolates in bul k ., per lb. 29c ; Bordeaux Walnuts, pieces .,,.. per lb* 40e<New Mixed Nuts , *, 7 2 lbs, 29c, i New Shelled Almonds per lb. 39c.Red Emperor Grapes ......,. 3 lbs. 25c, ; New Dates.............................. 4 lbs. 25c.Fre?h Cocoanuts .,......each 5c. < New Pitted Dates..........................2 lbs. 25c.Sweet Japanese Oranges .. per box $1.10 : Rex Vanilla .............. 2 bottles 13c.British Honduras Oranges per doz. 35c 45c i Best Icing Stigar . ................2 lbs. for 15c.Texas Seedless Grapefruit .... 4 for 25c. : Pure Cane Spgar...................... 10 lbs. 49c.Select Oysters............ , . per pt. 55c. f Choice Cooking Figs............... 3 lbs. 25c.Fillets of Haddie................ 2 lbs. for 25c. : ROLLIE’S GROCERY “Quality always higher than price.”Phone 102 EXETER, ONT, We Deliver pital, where she was treated for her eye. We are pleased to report she is greatly improveci. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clarke were in Detroit over the week-end. I r Come in and see our stock of Kin dergarten Sets, Doll Carriages and Children’s Rockers;—-E. R. Hopper’s CREDITON EAST Mrs. Will Motz was called to Ham ilton on Sunday night owing to the serious illness of her sister Mrs. An nie Collingwood. Mrs. George Wright, of Windsor spent the week-end w,ith her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson. Mrs. Hannah Hoffman is visiting friends at Ailsa Craig. „ Mrs. Henry Motz returned on Sun- ay , after a week’s visit with her daughter in London. Mrs. Merner continues veryjll. Mr, William Sims, south of town is quite ill in St. Joseph’s Hospital. s Mr. George Lawson, of Exeter called to see his mother Mrs. John Lawson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motz and Mr and Mrs. Will Motz and Mr. and of London, and Mrs. R. Mirs. Will Heather-ley, spent Sunday with Mr. Motz, at Exeter. Miss Clara Lewis, is few days at London. Mrs. with spending a Chris. Wein spent Friday Mr. and Mrs. Will Motz. CROMARTY ofThe annual business meeting the W. M. S. was held last Thursday I at the home of Mrs. Jas. iScott there being a good attendance. The presi dent Mrs. Allen- opened the meeting with prayer and singing Psalm 168 Mirs. Wm. Hamilton gave the Scrip ture reading followed by reports of the different branches of the Society which was very satisfactory consid ering the times of depression. iMrs Quanee_sang a solo which was very much apprecited, “The Church on the 'Side of the Road.” *New officers were duly elected for the ensuing year some retaining their position for the coming year while new ones were appointed. The meeting clos ed with prayer by Mrs. Hill and hymn 507 and the Lord’s Prayer in unison. Miss Ada Speare has returned to her home after spending a few weeks in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Weitzman, of Nia gara Falls, visited over the week end with latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKellar. Rev. Mr. Rogers arrived home Satju^djay evening having jspenjt a on couple Of weeks in Pittsburg. 'The Y. P. ,S. intend having a Christ mas Tree and Entertainment in the church on the evening of the 23rd of December. A good program is be ing prepared. MT. CARMEL of on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rowland, Parkhill, called on friends here Sunday. A number from here attended the funeral of the late William Potter on Saturday. Miss Nellie Dalehey is seriously ill at the home of her sister Mrs William Regan. Miss Gertie Dietrich, of London, is Spending a few days at her. hero. Mrs. Walker, who has been ill is improving. Miss Winnifred Madden, of don, spent the week-end at her home here. • Jimmie Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark had the misfor tune to tali down from the mow in the barn one day last week and frac- tured his arm. Df, Taylor was call ed who reduced the fracture. Jim mie is getting along fine. home quite Lon- frillllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllll'J lb” DASHWOOD Dr. H. H. Cowen, L.D.S.. D.D.S DENTAL SURGEON al office In Hartleib Block, Dash wood, first three days of week and at office over the Post. Office, in ourich, last three days of week. Mr. Leonard Birk, of Guelph, spent the week-end at his home here. Mrs. Fassold spent a few days in London last week. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mrs. L. Kellerman and few days in Detroit last V CENTRALIA Miss Margaret Hicks, nurse-in training, Victoria Hospital, London visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hicks on Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mills and their daughter Marilyn, of Wyoming, vis ited with the former’s parents (Mr. CHISELHURST Kellerman, Ervin Guen- ther spent a week. A number gathered at Mrs. D. Snider’ on Monday evenin: in. honor of Mrs. (--------- ------ Mrs. Restemyer’s birthday. The ev ening. was spent in games after Which a dainty lunch was served.' Mrs. L. Morenz is spending a few days with relatives in Guelph this week. Miss Laura M, Reid, nurse, is at tending Mrs. Tierney, who is con fined to her bed at the- home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker. . Word was received here on Sun day of the- death of Mr. Wm. Holt of Sarnia at the age of 89 years. Mr Holt was a former resident of Khiva 'and will be remembered by a num ber of the community, on Tuesday cemetery. * S. S. No. 8 Hay, will Christmas Concert on Tuesday even ing December 20th. Everybody wel come. Mr. anjJ^Mrs. E... Witmer was pleasantly surprised on Monday ev ening when the members of the choir of the Evangelical church met in -honor of their recent marriage and presented them with a miscel laneous shower. The evening was spent in games and contests after which a dainty lunch was served. < v of relatives and friends the home of Mr. and g Snider’s sister older residents of this The funeral afternoon to ( was held the Exeter .give their A Fernery or Mirror will make a lovely gift for Christmas.—IE. Hopper’s Furniture Store. STAFFA and Mrs. N. Bushfield, R. MrMr. and Mrs S Hannon, of near Mitchell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mirs. O W. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. W. Turnbull, of St Marys, spent Sunday with the lat ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Golding. The Women’s Institute met in the hall on Wednesday afternoon. The regular m’onthly meeting of the Ladies’ Aid was held at the home of Mr. Lyle Worden on Thurs day afternoon. Nearly all of the members were present. Mr. F. O’Brien received word that his mother had passed away. Mrs O’Brien was getting up in years. The funeral Was held on Thursday. WHALEN and and was aunt Miss Evelyn Parkinson is spend ing this week at the home of her cousin, Mr, Kenneth Stevenson, o1 Thorndale. Mr. and Mrs. S. Webb, of Green way, visited on Wednesday Thursday of last week with Mr, Mrs. Thos.. Gunning. Miss Minerva Brock, of Zion, holidaying last week with her Mrs. Frank Gunning. Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N Ogden, Exeter. ... Miss Edna Squire visited with her friend, Mrs. Stanley in Lucan, for a few days last week. Miss Rhea .Foster spent a few days With her couslh, Miss Alma Parkin son. % Mr, and Mrs. E. Squire spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Pym, Exeter, In the past -two weeks there have been Revival Meetings held in the United Church where Rev, Arthur Sinclair preached a special series of sermons to large crowds, Mrs Maude Hedden and Mrs. Sinclair rendered a beautiful duet. Also Dr Smillie sang a lovely solo accompan- and Mrs. Harry Mills over the week- ied by Miss Florence Welsh of Hen end. i sail which was much enjoyed. The Miss Mary O’Brien, of London. Chiselhurst choir were a great help spent the week-end with her par-. during the services. A large crowd ents Mr. and Mrs. C, O’Brien. On Friday afternoon and evening of last week a reception was held at the home'of Mr. and Mrs. George Baynham Sr., in honour of their fif ty-third wedding anniversary. Dur- ____ ing the afternoon tea was poured by i ^A concert will be held in the Mrs. John Essery, Mrs. Arthur United Church in the evening of Brooks, Mrs. Andrew Hicks and Mir.s» Decembei* 22nd, when iSanta Claus Wm. Bowden and refreshments were will arrive and unload a Christmas served by Miss Flossie Davey, Mrs. ' tree- of gifts and goodies M. Mitchell and Mrs. Wm. Haddock.] Miss Mabel Curdy has The guests were invited t-o the» din-] to Mr. Thomas Venner’s ing room, which was vary prettily Chiselhurst, decorated with candles and flowers : a reception was held by Mrs. Lloyd Baynham, Mrs. C. ‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riley at the Baskerville received at the door, home of the bride’s parents, Mr. During the evening tea was poured and Mrs, Wm. Taylor, .Sr., a large by Mrs. George Hicks and Mrs. Geo.1 crowd was present. The young coup- Thompson while Mire. Grant Ford *le were presented with half a doz- and Miss A-gnes Anderson served re- en chairs, a mirror, clock, white en- . * amel kitchen table and a mattress The presentation was react by Miss Pearl Harris. ' , j The address is as follows: . x, i attended the afternoon service in the United Church on Sunday afternoon Twelve united with church, ten by profession of Faith and two by transfer of letter. Three babies were baptised. to all. moved in house at in honour freshments. Mr. Charles McQuillan visited with friends in London over the week-end. KIRKTON . Chiselhurst, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riley. Dear friends: We your mends and neighbours are gathered here to-night to con gratulate you on the occasion of your recent marriage. We sincerely wish you an abun dant share of health, wealth and prosperity in future years. As a slight remembrance we cor dially ask you to accept these gifts. Signed on behalf of your friends and neighbours. (The groom replied in a very pleas ing manner. All reported a good time. iMrs. Thomas Harris, Mr. Percy and Pearl spent Thursday in Strat ford. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cann, of Thames Road, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald on Wednesday of last week. has securedThe ninety The ton Sunday School was 1st with Rev. Bell in the chair. The folio-wing -officers were elected: Supt., Mr. Clarence Roiitly; Sec.’y Ross Marshall; Treas., Aleix 0-ra.go; Teachers, Miss Kate Doupe, Mrs. T Tufts, Miss E. iShier, Mrs. W. Bat ten, Dr. Jose, Mr. D. Goulding, Mrs W. R. Kirkby, Mr. Clarence Switzer Mirs. H. G. Burgin, Mrs. L. Fletcher Mrs. I. N Marshall,' Miss B.. Doupe pianist, Mrs. Alex Crago; Music leaders .Frank Routly, Lome Mar shall. There was a short program given between the election of of ficers, which consisted or readings duets and solos. After the close of the meeting by Rev. Bell a social hour was spent. Mrs. Orville Roger is in Strat ford Hospital. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. Amos Doupe is under the doc tor’s care. Kirkton Skating rink Committee held a meeting on Saturday night last and- elected all new officers. Mrs. J. Gardiner has left for the) West to spend the winter with her,' son J. Gardiner of Saskatchewan. I Public Library- new books, annual meeting of the Kirk- held on Dec ELIMVXLLE met the ■The pre- WOODHAM Mrs. Ewart Pym, of Exeter, Visit- witli her mother here 'Sunday. Miss Banes, Of London, is visit ing with Miss Marion Switzer. The rabbit hunters are busy in this community. White Gift Service was held here Sunday and a large crowd was pres ent. Gifts family to Children in mas. The were brought by every give seventy-two little the West a Happy Chirst- smaller children sang “Jesus Loves Me” after which the orchestra played a selection while the pre: ket. the few smaller euts in classes presented their a white decorated has- Thompson visited atvs. Rev, home of her son, Harold for a days last week. The clifldren and young people are busy practising their -drills And dialogues for the Christmas Concert Why not give your husband of friend a smoker for Christmas.'—M R. Hopper’s Furniture Store. ■ The Live Oak Mission Circle last Wednesday afternoon at home of Mrs. Erbest Cowdry. President Miss Lavona Cooper sided. The meeting opened with hymn 384, followed by the Lord’s Prayer in unison. Mrs. Wm." Rout- ly read the Scripture lesson; Miss Marjorie Delbridge read the devo* j tional Leaflet, “Dorcas, the Woman who was always Wanted”; hymn 295 was next used and roll 'called which was answered by eighteen members The minutes of the last meeting Were read and adopted. Some busi ness was dealt with- and hyn)n 377 was sung. 'Short prayers were of fered by several members. The “The Making of Canada” second chapter of the study Book was taken by Miss Thelma Jaques. Hymn 123 wds then sung and meeting was closed with the Mizpah benediction. Mr. John Heywood’s house caught fire from the chimney last 'Thursday evening. Neighbors hastened tc the scene and managed tn get the fire extinguished house by tearing a roof and reaching water. Members -of the to the home of Mr. Johns last Thursday evening and gave them a surprise party express ing their best wishes -with a sum e|f money and ether gifts, Sacrament was administered at the morning service last Sunday, and saved the hole through the the flames with Johns clan went and Mrs. Garnet I j