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THURSDAY, DEO, 16,1910
Dashwod
Misses Ida Wambold and iloremse
Dirirkes of Exeter spent Sunday here.
Tuesday sve had a snow storm that
resembled the old timers. Roads er-ara
V.111.tc..0 everywhere and difficulty was
dsend getting through.
.Telarence Heywood of Exeter vitt in town Sunday.
aliss eel Blue, who has been millin-
r during the past season, for Piernan
ae: Enighoffer left for her home in
'Outfox. Wednesday last,
Elmore Wiliest spent Sunday in
Zurich and Elmore Pesch of Zurich
es -a; here on Sunday.
dlise Ella Zimmer left for i/etroit
ednesdey to pend sometime,. parents here.—Mrs. Thos. leeough,
Another pleasing event is to take highly respected resident died sud
FARQUHAR
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The dance in aid of the Red Cross
fund oil Friday evening last was well
attended thoroughly enjoyen
ed d
brought in receipts of $60. The teed.
ticket holder for the pair of two
sle„e.dths was Charles Delbridge. fhe
sleigh -tickets brought in 838. At 10
(Monk Mr Thos. Cameron ...ailed the
dant ers to order and introduced Rev.
Collin.; and Capt. }lemma of Exeter,
wlic gave strong addresses tn lid c.t
reeruiting the 161st Huron 13attallen,
stating that it was an. honor and priv-
ilege te serve the Empire in this great
war Sol the liberty of menkinel,, At
the conclusion of the addresses the
daneers. resumed the light fantastic.
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alr Milton Ratz was in London
las" week on husiness.—A. intraber
from this place attended the Amy-
Haisi wedding Wednesday. — Miss
Peerl Keys is confined to the house
with a severe eold..—dr. Geo. <eys of
Snowflake. ;Slane is renewing acquaint.
anee. in this vicinity.—Miss Kate ale-
Cormiek of London is visiting ear
Mace here shortly. Particulars later.
The stores and shops are detrorat-
ad /Pe Christmas and look pleasing.
Catharine Finkbeiner who has
been visiting her sister at, Sarnia, ne.-
• I SCHOOL REPORT of S. S.. No, 6
Stephen, f
or November. The names
Centralia
aro in order a neeritt Sr. 1V., R.
Hartman 76 „E. afavolainney 63; Sr. III.
lies Gertie Andrew is suffering T Hanover 61; Tx IIL H. Hartman
iron an attack of chickenpox.
The anniversary of the Sunday
Schoo, evill be held on Sunday next
when o suitable service will be held
for the children.
Married—The marriage of Bessie
Margaret.,,youngest daughter ofisIrs,
E. Anderson, to alr. Murray Elliott,
son of Reeve W. Re and Mrs. Elliott
of Stephen took place at the home of
the bride's mother here at 3 o'clock
on Wednesday, December gth. Rev. F.
Firday, pastor of the Methodist church
performed the ceremony. Mrs. W.
Jenkins of London, sister of the
groom, played the 'wedding march, and
dlise Lillian Elliott sang "0 Promise
Me during the signing of the regis-
ter The bride and ,groorn left on
the evening train for a short trip, and
on their return will reside on the
groom's farm west of the village. Con-
gratulations and best wishes are theirs.
80 Sr IL. E rtmatT 84, V. Maw-
hinney 82, Neeb 77e. E. Wilde 71,
A Hartman .60. Jr. IL, V. Hartman
73, B Wilde 73, F. Hanover 61, Geace
Kealnan6 It ILA D. Neaman 65; Pt
L. W Hanover 70,, E. Neeb ??.;Pri-
mer, L Hearn= No. on roll 7, av-
erage, 13.—C. Schroeder, teacher.
Bumvu,La
Mi. and Mrs. Michael Elford -eturn-
.
ed home last Friday after a six weetes
vish with friends in Eastern Ontario,
denly or. Sunday. See Mt. Carmel --The wansee at Eluneeae church are
items ,Imedne ar entertainment ia be base-
men! at the church on Wednesday at -
SEND IN OLD RAZORSe—If eOte ternoor Sot the children beloogin,ee to
ale; env old =ore that are ant of the cradle roll.—Mr. and Mrs. Jorditia
turned 'IN ednesday.-aarnission and you would like to do John-, spent Sunday with Mr, and
T( 1113)5(' `vho Prellicled an IP` -'n :he boys at the front a kindness send \ire Johr Johns in Exeter..—Pte. L
winter Tueedey's storm, on he a '1.1• CC; tis and 147%) will have them ',\ so and Ed. Wyggold, of London
dis appoiatment ,e1 forward- spent Sunday in the burg.
A very pleasing event took olaceat
the Lutheran church Tuesday naming,
elle occasion being the 25th tnniver
„ e s 711.0 R w
iery of Rev. Grauprier in then tnisto. 111
n. •
a very interestine sermoto the eole- 111ristmas without
eregaeon a.ter e t4 a OV. agga "Or
Ot SChFagvill, a read an adeirese and
Presented Rev. Graupner with a. lend 0 *
music is il 1 0
sortie purse on behelf of the ministers
sentea him with a purse on. oehalf o: e une
nr-
etr C Stade of this place also
the congregation. Rev. Graupner ,ave . .
a ver, suitable reply. After the ser-
vice all repaired to the basernent and Ot
re. dainte lunch was screed by the
with
ladies Those present :rain a diss out roses0
tance were RCN: Elfert of Tavistock,
Rev Dede of Mitchell, Rev. Waggazer
o. Sebringville. Rev. Bruer 04: Wat-
burg and Rev. Me.Feisky of Stratford
Rev R Eder: .of Tavistock adelebed
Crediton
auxonalawar
The Township 'Council held their
laet 311W.4vak; :tor the year yesterday.
A lerge amount of business was Iran-
sacteo. Bills are out announcing nom-
inatten. meting for the 2,7th Inst.
There is a general eeeling that there
;%0Uld bal rice eleetion this year, Time
will tell
Tuesche's blizeard came on ee sad:
ter suddenly. An immense amount o:
.now fell but as yet the traffic is not
lend:reel it any way.
Th Ron" Cross Bear whieh
held 'n the Town Hali last Wedne.
day undei the ausplees of the
branch of the society, was a decided
auceess The receerns amounted to
Seletitt The fames work booth ,tnel
the confectionery booth were. tastily
decorated and the ladies in charge did
a good trade,. Oysters and Emelt
were served also. The ladies are ec-
tively engaged in this good work and
should have the hearty support oe'.ell
our people
Rev j A. Schmitt oi Berlin spent
a few days in town, this week .sn eked -
nest
.August. Kuhn was in London Sat.
urday
Mr and :sirs. Levi Carter of Clan-
debeye visited Mr. Conrad tihn en
Frdae
Mr and NIrs. 3. K. Schroeder mo-
tored to Drtroit one day last week.
John Sherritt of Guelph was in *he
village on Tuesday. Mr. Seerritt has
moved to that city in order to be
men. centrally located for es %%Pork
wbich is buying cattle for the Pubic
Institution:. of the Province.
Butchering days are here again. The
special dinners are now the .yrder of
the day,
Chas Wolt had a narrow escape
from havinee the stage struck 'ay a
trait, last Wednesday night. He was
en hi; way home erom the station and
was just crossing the crack vhen a
epeciae train with the pay car ,:ame
along at a good rate. It was the
matter of a few feet and close enough
for all concerned.
Ernest Guettinger, Alva irloltzmenn
end Nelson Schenk, who have been
working at Point Edward, handling
freight returned home last week.
\V arc sorry to learn of the ;ud-
der/ illness of Mrs. Ewald. An oper-
atioe yeas spoken of at the lime of
writing We trust her condition will
not prove serious,. a
Rev J G. Lett o-,1 Berlin eresided/
over the special quarterly services ih
tiC angelical church last Saturday
and Sunday
Mrs Mary Beaver is a: present en-
der the doctor's care as, well as Mrs.
.teerah. Bertrand, who seems to ae *n
tae mend,
pretty wedding took place, at the
teenac of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob echeraiz
La.: Thursday afternoon at 4 p. tit., on
the 9th inst,, when their daughter,
Lecella was united in marriage to Lelre
Aired E Wuerth, assistant post -mas-
ter of this -village. Rev. E. D. Beck-
e.r tied the knot ire the presence of a
large assembly of relatives and friends.
The bridal pair were married under
ea, arch of evergreens. The bride
wore a dress of cream shadow eice
cover soi de charmont silk, caught up
with lover's knots, and wore a bridal
veil with orainge blossoms. Miss Della
Scl-warz, the bridesmaid, wore pink
%ilk, trimmed with baby ribbon. the
groomsman was Edgar Wuerth, broth-
er ot the groom. The, gift of the
groom to the bride was a Persianlamb
Inuit; to the bridesmaid a broodh, and
to the groomsman a tie piin Miss
Mildred Brown played Loghrin's wed-
ding, =Tee just preceeding the cerz-
many. The presents were eurnerous
and costlae indicating the popularity
of thelreppy couple. In the evening
the Crediton Band, of which t he
groree is a valued member, serenaded
them and furnished some delightful
mese-. foi the occasion. Mr end _Yin,
Wuerd, toll' make their home in the
village We extend to them our best
wishes.. for a long and peppy married
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TENDER
Consisting of Lots 32 and West half
3.3. North Thames Road, Township of
Fullarton Count e of Perth, Ont. Lot
32 centaint 121 acres on which there
is ar. up-to-date Stone Dwelling, Bank
Barn 36x9e and 3450 Drive eloese
and Hoe. Pen 28x50; Silo 14x40; em -
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ploughed ready for seeding.
West halt of Lot 33 contains $131
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These farms are situated in one of
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veniene to Baptist, Methodist and
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acceptance of tendert balauce en Mar.
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I auctioneer or to John G. Roy on
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