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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-11-13, Page 4November I3th, 1913 Goclerich M. W., L. Eliot was a London .visitor last week for a few; days. Mrs, John P. Bates of Toronto las been the guest oi Mrs, I -I. H, "Martin. Mrs, flees Price has returned, from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Wal- ter Turrinull of Vancouver, B. C. Mr, and Mrs.' 'G. -J. Howell r 'turned last week to their bome in D Moines Iowa, after a Vit of a CO plc of months with Mr, and Mrs, J. Morris.' R D. McDonald, who 'has been • eng,&4end -in railway construction In .(Alberta In the capacity of engineer •-during the •summer neanths, is visit- ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel -McDonald of town. Mr. P. C. 'Gilchrist of the 'Ameri , ran Road , Machine Co,, hoe re- turned frone a vacation spent in New 'Y'ork and Philadelphia. Mr. R. C. Carter of Winnipeg, for- • 'rnerly teller in the ,Bank of Mon, treal here, has been visiting Mr. A. G. INisbit of town. Miss M. G. Colborne has returned 'froni a five months' trip, through Eu rope and is at present at the /home of her parents in town. Mr. Jack. Gooch and Miss Pearl Farquharson returned last week to their home in Buffalo after a fort - might's visit Ivith their 'uncle, Mr. John L. Aitkin, Mrs. Norman MacAuley died aft her home here on Saturday week. She hail been ill for about two years, the result of a broken limb. A, resident -of Goderich for over thirty-five years, 'Mrs. MacAuley was very highly es- teemed, She was a native of Glae- gow, Scotland, Her husband and a family of three sous, Norman and 'Allen of town, • and John of Buffalo, -survive. The new Hydro lights were turned '00 in Ooderich on Saturday eveek and are most satisfactory. Mr. Daniel O'Brien, one of Godent ichni prosperous. yoneg merchants, was -Married in Stratford one day last week to Miss Maude O'Grady. Engineer Wallace Norris was taken ill during his run from Goderich to Guelph one morning last week but gamely stuck to his 'engine until he 'reached Guelph, where he was reliev- ed and taken to the hospital. He is said to be recovering nicely. Ile had had an operation shortly before. Miss M. Harris spent last week witli her sister in Detroit. Mrs. (Rev.) J. T, Legear of Lan- sing, Mich., has been the .guest of ler •sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Whitely. Mr. W. E, Martin was married in London last week to Miss Carrie T. 1Vilmer, Miss Ella Stone of Blanchard vis- ited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ethur Beevers. 5 - es 11, Sea orth Mr. Rivers of Cromartywho is -moving to town, boa purchased the residence of Mrs, M. Robertson on North Main street. The Misses McNair are visiting fri- ends at Cranbrook. The Misses Rogers of Toronto vis- ited last week at the home of their_ :sister, that of Mr. and Mrs. D. Mac- Gregor. , Miss Margaret Cowan has gone to Windsor to assist. Miss Govenlock, awho is Domestic Science instructor in the Public schools of that town. Mrs. M. Robertson, who recently disposed -of her residence, intends re- movingto Clevelar.d, Ohio, where ' she will reside with her son. Mr. and Mrs, John Hughes have reeurned to tlieir home in Gaylord, Mich, alter a visit with the parents sof the ra,tter. Mr. and Mrs. John :Wright. Mr. and Mrs. •W. Somerville are spending a few weekn with Toronto friends. -- Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer of De- troit were here last week attending the, :funeral of the late Mr. Henry 13rewer. Miss Broadfoot of Hamilton visited her mother, „Mrs. J. H. Broadfoot, last week. Mrs. 13. 13. Gunn, formerly of Sea - forth, was married in London 'last week to Dr. E. Tertnent of Lucan. The new clock has been installed in 'the postdence and before this i4 in print -ehe staff, under the new post- master, will be at work in the new office. The funeral of the late J'arnes r. Carter of Sarnia, formerly of Sea - forth, took place front the morning train on Tuesday of last week, 'in- terment' being made in Maitlandbank cemetery. The late Mr. Carter wan interested for many years in the salt producing industry in Western Ontar- io. It is nine years since he left •Seaforth. He was much interested jn matters educational ' and estab- lished the Carter scholarship for sev- eral counties in Western Ontario. ' •Mr. Stewart Scoet of Brussels was in town last week. Mr. Neil Bethune of Toledo, Ohio, visited his mother and sister last week. Mrs. W. A. Barker has returned af- ter a month's visit with friende at Wallaceburg:• Mr. and Mrs. Dunford are .moving into Miss Govenlock'b house on .Jarne es street.• • Mr. A. D, Sutherland . will continue to be assistant postmaster. Miss Birdie Stephens has •returned from London where bite had been stay- • hug for some week a with her sister, Mrs. G. F. Rogers. Grey TOWAShrIP •Alex. Deitner, who has been work- ing in Waterloo county, near Breslau, has returned to his •home in Grey tclwnship. • • Jas.• ArFlistiong, lett on Monday weck for a couple of • weeks' visit •:with his brotlier atid other friends in .La.tchfoed and North Ell'aY • Mrs. Jasleattin spent part of lase -week at Gnelph where. her •imether, 'Roliertnon is 111. • , Mt, and. Mrs. Robt. McAllister antl Were in Totonto last Clinton News -Record 11111111111110112111.1111■111111110.116 Blejth The recent wetweather interfered' somewhat With the gatherine, in of the flax in this vicinity, Mr, 13, Theil 0.Ln/eve Hamburg vis- ited friends in 1:01V11 last week. Mrs, R. B. McGowan has bean Denfield friends and relatives, Dr. W. Sloan of Toronto visited his hi:other, Mr. A. W. Sloan of town; last week. Miss Edythe Gidley has returned frorn an extended visit to the Coast. , Miss'eeldna Taylor, 'who has just returned fromthe west, visited her , mother here' before reeuiniag her pos- ition 'in Totonto. Mr. Gordon Moore is relieving at the Moreclon station, the agent there having been transferred to Goderich. Mr. McKay of Walton has been ap- pointed to the Monkton office and will shortly remove there. • Mr. and -Mrs. Alex. 'feeder attended •the funeral Of the foemer's -brother, Mr. John Elder of Wingham, last week. ,, - Mrs. R. Kerr of Bridgeburg, N. Y., hie been visiting her mother, Mes. McGregor, who has been quite ill. Mr., R. H. Robinson and family have moved into the residence -lately occupied by Mr, P. Gardiner. Mr. John Denholm has returned from a trip to the west. - Mr. Wm, Barr has been given the contract of carrying the mail, on the Blyth -Westfield route. Mr. F., Sturt intends occupying the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Adam MacKenzie, who • have moved' to Clinton, Mr, Joseph Coombs of Toronto was a visitor in town last week. Mr. John Emigh returned last week after a visit with his son, Will of Whitewood, Sask., and his daughter, Mrs'. Jackson of Lethridge, Alta, Miss Gladys Laundy has gone to Seskenika, New Ontario, where she 1 has taken a school. Messrs. E. E. Robinson and T. W. Scott represented the Anglican church, Blyth, at the Laymen's Missionary Convention at Goderich last week, while Messrs. Jamee, Beatty and H. Horner, represented the Methodisb church. Wingham Miss V. JD, Cook,- formerly of Ed monton, has been appointed librarian Messrs. Walker arsi Clegg have bought the residence of _Mrs. Little of London. Mr. end Mrs. Jelin Kerr 'and family have moved to London, where Mr. Kerr has bought a grocery business. Mrs. McLachan of Chatham has been in town, having been called home ow- ing to the illness and subeequent death of her father, the late Mr. Jno. Elder. ' Mrs. Geo. Kargus was in Berlin labt week. Mr. and Mrs. F. I3uchanan were in Toronto last week. Mrs. Hiseox of London hase.been a guest at the., home of Mr. C. N. Grif- fin. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Cochrane re - burned last week after a visit of /some length with Chicago friends. Mr. Percy Kerr has gone to Palm- erston, where he has gone into busi- ness. " Miss A, Cumming -I wae in Ayr last week attending the funeral of Miss Matheson. . Mr. John Elder, a respected resi- dent of Wingham for thirty-seven years, paltered away last- week follow- ing an operation, He was seventy- four years of age and leaves a wife, one daughter and one son. eifies Irene Davis has been home from Toronto owing to the illnees of her mother, Mrs. H. Davis. Mrs. C. A. Rtintoul visited Strat- ford friends for a few days rant week. Mr. Geo, Moffat has returned from a prolonged stay in the Muskoka dis- trict. - Dr. Sperling of North Battleford, Sask„ visited Mr. and Mrs. P, 0. •Spoiling for a few days eecently. Anniversary services will he held in St. Andrew's church on the 23rd, Miss Edith Matheson, a former member of the Wingham Public tichool staff and Who was well known here, died suddenly at Prince Albert, Sask. Her remains were -brought to Ayr for in eerment R. R. No, 3 out of Wingham has been started, serving dwellers on the boundary line, 12th and 10111 of East Wawanosh, etc. -Mr, and Mrs. John Duckett and lit- tle daughter have returned from an extended trip through the Canadian west. A few hours atter Mrs. Albert San- derson had left here to go to Ed- monton, where her eldese son, Albert, lay dying, word was received of his death there from typhoid fever• . "Bert," was well and favorably known here, and his parente have ;the sympathy of the townspeople. Grey Town's%ip. Next meeting of the Grey Council will be held on December 8141. Miss Johnston of Jamestown, was a visitor with Miss Lizzie Ilieover during the , poet week. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, WIIOSO hOlpS is in the United States, are renewing old friendships in Grey and locality. Mtsn 13erva, daughter of Luke 0 Sperian, hos been on the sick lest but we hope she will soon be, as' Well as ever, IVIr.IVI. J. and Mrs. Siteeeart arrived home from the west a few days ago. Miss Alice Ousie also came with thein - ; Sunday, week in Roe's church the pastor baptized .two children, received A. McArthur' had the miefortune , ministered the seeerament to over 50. One evening recently 'Couriejliet 1". fifteen into membership ,and ail - to break the small bone of his right He had just returned twine froni Brussels and had •taken soine PurehaseS into', the house, The teem 812'6,13ed eii for ht 'seabees and in his aetempt to cetch them the wheels Of the Wagon ran oVer his leg doing • , LOCAL NEWS - WILLeS CHURCH. Rev. 'Do. Eadie, for many years a missionary in Japan, who wail at- tending ihe 'Laymen's MlssionaeY con- vention in Goderich last week, oc- cupied the pulpit on Sunday morn- ing and evening. The veteran mis- sionary preached ejomient nnd inspir- ing sermons And was listened to with Much profit. ORGANIZING. . Mr, N. C. Cameron,. treasurer,and' Mr. Coutes:. oeganizer of the Retell, Merchants. Assoeidtion of Canada ad- dressed a eneetieg ia the council chamber laet evening, The' retailers everywhere have much in common and it is with 'the view of obtaining re- dress of grievanees that the 'organiza- tion was formed and is -being extend- ed. ONT. ST, cHuttcH, The school room was well filled on Monday evereng to hear Mr. Dyer, n Armenian, tell the story of the War between Turkey and -the Balkan rovinces.'' Next Sunday evening the pastor, ev. S. J. Allin will preach on The present phase of the Temper- nce question" and will reply to hose opposed to the "Canada Tern- erance Act" and "Local Option aw." R. R. No. 1, Clinton. • (S. Lawrence, Courier.) The f ollowing are the box owners rural route no. 1, Clinton : William Connell Wesley Marquis (enorge A. Crook's John H. Tiplady Robert Nelson Walter Moir James Cornish George Sanderson Albert Townshend Edward Welsh Pharles Lindsay John Harvey Oliver Jervis Albert Neal T. 'J. Lindsay William Merrill C- L. Tyner. Wilhianj Lawson Roney MeBrien John Gibbings David Hoggarth J. C. Forbes Jame Snell Mrs, T. Carbert J. P. McIntosh. James 13rowsi Thomas Tighe Patrick Quigley Bruce Medd J. E, Medd George Leitch Owen Flynn Robert Lawson Ernest Adams H. S. Regan William Britton J. le. Britton Richard Brennan P. J. Reynolds Andrew Flynn John Shanahan Dominick Flynn Jotnes Reynolds Owen Reynolds Johtt Carbert James Vanegmond he following applied for boxes but o not yet received them : R. J. Watkins Richard Blake Michael Morrison Albert Morrell George, Dale James Dale his route is i9 miles long. , on bay SALE, NOW OPEN. The advartee sale of reserved seat tickets is now open at Fair's book store for Guy Brothers Greater Minstrels, which are billed to play the Clinton Town Hall Saturday ev- ening. Get your order in early if you want a good location. Prices 350 and 50e. Marriages TYNDALL-PIOKETT, ---lit Clinton on Nov. 12th, by Rev, 8, J, Allin, Emma Margaret, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Pickett, to James Franklin, -son of Mr, and Mrs. Loren Tyndall of •Ilizliett. McALLISTER MeALLISTER Mennen., on Oct. 29th, by Rev. r. Smith, Blanche, IVInAllister, formerly of Clinton, to William McAllister e Hillsgreen. LAWSON-SCALTER--At Seaforth, On Nov. 5th, Edgar E. Lawson, of Auleurn, to Clara A. youngest daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Scatter. JESCHKE-DARK-At lernssels, on November 1st, Freak J. Jeschke of Detroit, to Annie Elizabeth, daughter of Mr Win, Dark, of Morris townghip. Birth's YUILL-/n Morris, to Mr. and IVIrs son. CR CIKSI-IANK -In 29th, tie Mr. Cruikehatik, a so on October 30111, . Joseph Yuill, a Wingham, on Oct. and Mrs, Benson n. . Deaths , SOOTOI-IMER--In Stanley township,' On Nove7th; Meaner -WaesOrt, weee. of Mr. Alfred Seciliclineee'of Clin- - ton,' aged. .67, errenes., , PATTleASON-e-In Easte Wasvairosheon • Nov: ICeeheeAlexander, ' paetereone ,•Og'ed ',e4 years, ' .13ROOK4In,'Egenindville,, "ene' Neeeme. - her- Ithe Thomas leroeke ognele , 8,0 • years 'and 11 menths:' OARTER--In. 'Sarnia, on' Nov.. 2nd, . ;Janice J.. Carter, foeinetly of 'Sea- ' lathe aged 63. years... , • BREWERe-In' Seafoethe Noiceinher, 011, Brewer,;;Oged yeere'. . , Morris Township. Mrs,James Evans is hpme from a visit with relatives in Oxiord Coun- ty, ' Miss Minnie Walker was visiting her cousin, Mist Ea lewitt, at Blyth, Miss Bella Dark. of Brussels, was at Ripley last week attending the fun- eral of a relative, WANTED -TO EXCHANGE AN EX- cellent pure bred Leicester ram f or one of like breeding., --George Gould Huron Road. -07-1. GREATEST EVENT OF' THE, SEA - son -Alice in Wonderland, under the auspices of the Junior Athleeic As- sociation Oil Nov. 20, 21, and 22. in the town hall, Clinton for which Miss ,Scott of New York is train- ing the 100 girls and boys who take part ; all parts taken by home talent. The colored light ef- teeth show off the costum- es and it is both a pretty and a funny spectacle, Concert prices 20th and 21s1, 500 and 35c. Mat- • ince Saturday afternoon, 35c and 2ne, No concert Saturday night. WARNING. -W 0 0 13 1-IA8 BEEN Stolen from the Rathwell bush on the Varna Road. The parties are known and any repetition of the of- fence will result in immediate arrest. -05 HOUSE . FOR SALE: - NINE rooms, le: story frame dwelling on Ontario street, good repair, good stone cellar. Lot and a half With garden and fruit trees. -Mrs. M J. Boles. -06. A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT -- The members of Wesley church W, IL S. will hold a "Rubber Social" to the lecture room. on Thursday evening, Nov. 13th. A hearty in- vitation is extended to all to at- tend, hear a good prograrn, help a' good cause dad enjoy the nice re- freshments which will be served. Admission 10 cents. Donations of cast off rubbers or rubber geode will be thankfully received. -06-1 AN ENTERTAIN1VIENT.-"A LAD - ca' Aid Business Meeting at Mo- hawk Crossroads" will be given by the League of Wesley church in the town hall on the evening of Nov- ember 28th. A unique and clever entertainment. Beeure and see it. -05 MARE AND COLT POR_SeelLE, -- colt rising 6 itionths.--Fred Watts, Raglen St. • Phone 149, Box 156. -06. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD effects arid Real Estate. -There will pc sold by puhlie auction on Tues day Nov. 18th, commencing at 1.30 p.m. at the residence of Mrs. (Dr.) Stanbury, Bayfield, the following valuable property nal -leery, chattel, `Property conceisting of parlor, din- ing room, kitchen and bedroom fur- niture, one top buggy nearly new, one open leuggy, one cutter and other articles too numerous to mention. Real property -parts of lots No. 3, an.d 4 in the Bayfield con., Goderieh township containing 40 acres more or less, -bush and farm land. Terms on chattels, Cash; On real estate 10 percent. down and balance in 30 days. -Mrs. J. E. Stanbury-, Bayfield. -06-2. TELEGRAPH SCHOOL- I HAVE started a night telegraph school and will start a day school as soon as I can sell my flour and feed store or exchange it for town or farm prop- erty. -A. D. Matheson. -05 PARM FOR SALE. --A GOOD farm. consisting of 88 acres, being Lot 76, IVIaitland eon., Goderich township. 2 miles north of Hol- mesvale, convenient to church and school, also cheese and butter fac- tory. Good seven room house with pantry and back kitchen, ex- cellent cellar, plenty Of hard and, sore water. Water piped to barn; good bank; barn 45x45, straw shed 18x36, stabling underneath all. e/wo orchards principally spies and baldwins, Farm tile drained, well fenced, eirnall bush, no waste land, -all seeded down except 317 acres • which is ploughed. Rural tele- phone in house with long distance connection, also on Rural mail dee livery routo. Possession given to suit purchaser, - Lewis Tebbute, Holmesville, Telephone 9 on 143, Goderich Township. '-06. HIGHEST PRICES FOR CREAK. - Farmers having cream to .sell dur- in the tall and the winter months can secure best results by shipping to the Wlielcerton Creamery: Alr Expressaharges will be paid. E -very can carefully weighed and tested. Semi-monthly payments. -Write for cans to the Walkerton Clrearmery, eValkerton, Bruce County, Ont. -05-i Rough Wood Wanted, HaVing ,talcen over the business foetnerly conducted by Mr. A. J. ' 1VIeMufecly, I will have on sale, Cheaper for cash than for credit, Cutters, Robed, Harness, Halters Whips, Waehing rnaelfines, Wring- • , isrh, Wheelbarrows, etc. A Ow, ' corde of • rough wood Wanted., JOHN MAY,, ELD R -- lei- Wmgham ore NoVernen, e WANTED -DRIED AP/PLES, BUT.- ter, Eggs, etc. Highest price paid --0antelon 13ros. -0e TO RENT -28 ACRES VERY BEST clay land, miles from Goderich, small house, good barn, old or- chard, very suitable for market garden, poultry, milk ato. pa.ses- sion imrnediately.e-Oliver Johnso,n, Clinton. 02- FOWL WANTED - ALL KINDS, dressed or live. Delivered any.day in the week. Highest price paid.- T. E, Masan, the Postoflice Store, Summerhill. , -02. • WANTED. --EXPERIENCED GIRLS and girls to learn knitting and looping. Will pay $5.00 per week while leaeseeng. Steady employ- ment, pleasant position. Apply now. -Clinton Knitting Co. -93 LIVE FOWL WANTED. -I AM NOW ready to handle fat hens, young chickens and ducks at highest prices Poultry taken not later than Thurs- day of each week. Other fowl hand, ed later on. -W. Marquis, Base Line, Phone 14 on 166. -91 FRESH CREAM CAN BE HAD AT Bartliff's and lefeLenuan's restaur- ants. -1800 IT WILL PAY YOU. -WHEN HAV- ing an auction sale advertise it in The News -Record which goes into the great majority of homes in the district. BELLEVIEW FARM DAIRY. -- From our stock of firet-class cows we are prepared to supply you twice daily with the best of milk and cream. We solicit a share of your patronage. -E. 13, Hill, Phone 125. ' -80 FARM FOR SALE -LOT 40 AND part of Lot 39, Con. 9, Goderich township, consisting of 107 acres all cleared and good tillable land with the exception of five acres of bush and ten acres of orchard con- taining apples, plums and cherries. Farm in good condition being of good clay loam, well fenced and having an abundance of excellent water. On the premises are two barns, one 58x30 with shed 25x10, all on stone foundation. The oth- er barn is 50x30 with shed 47x30 and also a gravel house. Situated one mile from school mile from English church, 1 mile from Meth- odist church, 5 miles from Minton, 6 mil& from Bayfield. Rural Tele- phone connection. Also part of Lot 36, 'Telephone Road, containing 50 acres adjoining school and 4 miles from Clinton, an which there are no buildings but containing a small swamp making it an excellent pas- ture farm. For further particulars apply on the premises, or address - Geo. A. Cooper Clinton, Ont, Phone 7 on 155. -• 71. FARMERS, ATTENTION. As Mr. Dave Cantelon will be buying apples in another sec- tion of the country, it will be impossible for him to buy Beans for the next six weeks. In the meantime we have se- cured the' services of Mr. Wm': Reid (Thresher) to look after Ot1T interests and buy for us. We ate still in the market to pay the Highest Prim for Beans and 'Our Mr. Newman will be at Clinton, 13rucefield, Varna and Bayfield the first oe each week. Cash will be paid at car the day of loading on all purchases. See Mr. Reid before selling or call him on the phone. No. 172. Ring 8. NEWMAN 8! CO. RIDGETOWN. Bare Your Eyes Tested If you are suffering irom headaches the cause may be eye strain due to either not wearing glasses or wearing those which do not accommo- date themselves to your eyes. To ascertain the cause of your trouble have your eyes tested by a graduate optician, We make no charge for testing. A. J. GRIGG GRADUATE OPTICIAN AND JEWELER. . • • • •' ' • — ece'caeeenefee,e, ti