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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-07-09, Page 1•es ITi:I fl:I�3 ON, .1 � 1 I"IC $ 1 1�n ih I W '. i RA. AuQuA NEXT VVE TUESDAY, WEONSOAY,H geliable lOateheg Perfect in Construction Positive in Performance We again call attention to our high grade ;of Watches. Good material, fine. _finish and accurate adjustments: are all combined in our high grade watches. Our aim is not a question of price, but quality, like anything else it is always cheapest in the end. So if you want a reliable watch call on us.' 174w ' it e ;far JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST Residence 1743 IRWIN'S ro THE GIRLSBOYS AND To every child making a purchase kounting to 25c or morewe will give a l Itired: balloon absolutelyfree. This willthroughout balance of •ter. last t gJuly. [cation Days are here and with them errand for warm weather accessories. WE HAVETHEM Bathing Caps Middies Pleated Skirts Batting Suits Khaki Knicker Suits ,Sport' -Sweaters For Style, Durability and Value, insist on "HARRIS KNIT 'I -lose. me Customers have taken advantage -of our "Free Chau- tauqua Ticket" offer. It still holds good, 1RWIN'S MENS SUITS and, Extra"Trousers $22.50 to $25.00 BOYS' SUITS and Extra Knickers - $8.90 to $10.00 Specialsill den's Suits Men's Suits at $1O. 10 only Men's Suits, some inn de with and Belt, Slash pockets Sizes 34 to 0 to c lea rat $10.00 ' 4 9- Men's Suits at $15. 0 only Men's. Suits in all wool, tweeds, and dark shades worsteds mediumn incl and'sizes, ranging -in ° lines in broken pricea� fro 18,00 to $25.00 at 15.00 `� the entire lot eof our choke tie Men's Suits at $25° this price we are showinga very � ex- tensive range in all new :styles, in _.:tweeds, brown and blue serges ,, and hair -lined stripes. Some pairof trouser. s with extra $25.00 MOHRISH CLOT -HN CO, S e Deal for Ever A �iq�.l�l° Y Man LOCAL MARKETS; ', Wheat, $1.10. Barley, 70e. Buckwheat, 60 to 70e. Oats, 40 to 45e. Butter, 30c to 32c. Eggs, 22d to 32e. Live Hogs, 012.50 to $13,00. TO LAY, COPPER PAVEMENT. The Hospital Board ie planning to lay a mile of coppers in town on Sat- urday evening, July'1.8th, that' is, if the material is available. They in- tend starting at the drinking fountain, proceeding up Itattenbury street to the Public Library crossing, across to the north side of the street aid down to the Hydro Shop, and a%oundagain as many : times as the coppers last. They will be grateful for any assist- ance in the way of a,handful of cep pers. A -SUDDEN: DEATH. Word. has reached here of the death, which took place on. Monday, of Mrs. Rumball; wife of the Rev. 1)r. Mark Rumball of Morden, Man. Mrs. Runaball's death was most unexpected, following an operation. She is sur- vived by her husband and a grown family. Rev. Dr. Rumball is a broth- er of Mrs.,J..A. Ford, Mrs. W. Pick rd and Miss Georgina • Rumball. of town and is himself- a native of Gdd: erich township. Friends here will sympathise with him M. his sudden bereavement. 1 TiiiillS0111 AND J1111" 14,1, TO CELEBRATE AT GODETLICH. ' A Royal Black Preeeptoryf rally, will be „held in Goderich "on August. 12th, Derry Day, which promises to be a big event. In addition to the Pr•oeeptories of Huron County, those from Perth, Bruce" Middlesex and Wellington Counties have been in- vited and it is expected that there will be a crowd of 7,000 •or' 8,000 vis- itors in Goderich that day. ;' This will bethe first time a Preceptory Rally has been held in Huron ;County. ' CHAUTAUQUA NEXT WEEK. The Chautauqua -will open in Clin- ton next 'Tpesday and will continue four days. It is said .that the 1925 program will be especially pleasing,. as it is really a five-day program, ex- cept that one lecture has been dropped. This Chautauqua travelled during the earlier'part of the season through the United States as a five- day course, visiting several of the larger towns. Then it was bx`eught to Canada, being complete only for the dropping of the one lecture, and runs here as a four-day course. The Chautauqua management knows there is nothing too good for Canada. In addition to the afternoon and evening entertainments there will be morning exercises for the children, in charge of trainer] leaders. Tickets are on sale at several places in town and anyone who con- templates taking in more than one or two of the entertainments' will find it economy ,to purchase 'a • season ticket, as they maybe used by any member of the family. LITTLE LOCALS. Read "Old Home Page," page several, this week. You will :find: it interest- ing. Miss Donna Cochrane' has taken a position with.' the . Bell Telephone Cosjiany. DIED IN' VICTORIA. Word : was received hi town this morning of the death, ;which took place in Victoria ,B.C,, yesterday, of Samuel Jones, a former resident- of Clinton. The. late. Mr. Jones was: ,a brother of Mrs. Glew andof Mr. R. Jones of town and of Mr. E. Jones who recently left here for British Col- umbia. Mrs. Jones .,was formerly Mise Grainger of ,Brucefield, a sister of Miss Grainger, superintendent of4 Clinton. Hospital. DEATH OF MABEL CARRICK. Miss Mabel Carrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Carrick, who had' been ill "since Last fall, passed away one Sunday in her ,eighteenth year. The young woman Was born at Clinton, where the family formerly Tided., A service at the home on Hamilton street was conducted by Rev.. S. Jefferson, pastor of Victpria street United Church, on Wednesday afternoon, after which the funeral proceeded to the Clinton cemetery. Besides her parents Mabel leaves two brothers, William and Robert, and . a younger sisttr, Vista, all of town. Much sympathy is extended to the sorrowing relatives in the loss of their daughter and sister.--Goderich Signal., ALBERTA WHEAT LOOKS GOOD, :Mrs. 5. C. Andrews, who is visiting here from Alix, Alberta, brought with, hee a'buneh of Alberta wheat, which was pulled on June 26th' and which. measures 361 inches. The heads are well-developed, although not mature and it looks like a good, specimen of wheat. Most of us wouldn't mind having three or four hundred acres of C. C. I. STAFF COMPLETEI). The .Collegiate Institute' board have engaged ,Mr..0 .G, Teeter of Toronto, a science specialist, as principal for the coming .erear, to fill the vacancy caused; by. the resignation of Mr. W. 51. Irwin. The other vacancy on the staff, caused,- by the resignail'on'of Miss Carruthers, -will be talon by: Miss Janet McLachlin of Stratford. JOHNSTON—JONES. s. Miss Edith Jones, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones of Clinton, was ,quietly married -hi Goderich last. Sat- urday. evening to Mr. Walter Johnston of Bayfield, the Rev. R. 0. McDermid, minister of Knox church; officiating. The bride has been for sometime- on the local Bell Telephone staff and has a wide circle of friends here, who wish .her -much happiness in her mar- ried life. Mr. and' Mrs.. Johnston will reside in Bayfield, where Mr. Johnston op- -crates' a bakery during the summer months. GODERICH SUMMER SCHOOL. The fifth session of the Goderich summer school will be held Prom July 20 to 27. Reports indicate an Increased' attendance and intellest this u in i MONDAY'S STORM. Monday was a very hot day, a real July. day, and, as so often happens, a thunder storm came'up in the late afternoon, between five ! and six o'elook. The storm was not consid- reed ea y severe here and the rain that fell was appreciated, But citi- zens iti- aens were surprised when hydro went off and.more-, so when it'`..continued "off" all evening. Indeed it did not come on again until half past twelve Tuesday. It was a matter of surpriee to Clin- ton citizens td find that aliout thirty hydro poles had been blown down be- tween here and Seaforth. A fierce wind swept across- the country,' un. roofing. hares, uprooting trees .and (blowing over - hydro and telephohe poles. ' Hel5pily;' it was not a general storm but it was severe where it truck. About West Moncton the storm did a great amount of damage. North and South Huron Orangemen will celebrate the Glorious' Twelfth at Brussels on Saturday. Candles were in order Monday even- ing. The Council did'. its. business with the aid of coal oil lamps. Mr: John Johnston has sold his cot- tage in Isaac street'to Mr. and Mrs. TTt. Montgomery of Hullett, who will inautumn. ion later the u take possession a p rt passed with ,Miss Mary B. Stews p first class honours her recent junior vocal examination and Miss,Annin Stewart took honours. They are pup- ils of Mr. W. A. Anderton. Wesley church choir, Willis,• church Presbyterian terian and:s Sundayschool the Y Sunday school held their "picnics yes- terday, the two farmer; to. Bayfield, the latter at Grand Bend.. North Huron Progressives, meeting in Wingham on Monday, made choice of J, W. King, the present member in the Commons, as. their standard-bear- er in the coming federal election. Little. Susie Steep celebrated her ninth birthday on Thursday last by entertaining a number of her little girl' friends toea party on her lawn, A melry time•was spent by the little maidens. : Mus. S. G. Castle has just received word that her father, Mr. B. Church- ill of Duncan, B.C., will be here- for Aug, 1st < if all goes well. The old boys and girls are preparing to math- er home in August., On July first a number of the friends of Mr. John McPhee, who has been laid up with•.a fractured ankle, met at his home and hoed up his garden. This little act was much ap- preciated by Mr, and Mrs. McPhee. Mrs. 151. `Gauer, who since her mar - liege has been living at Ontario, California, has removed to Anaheim, Cal., where her' husband has been ap pointed superintendent of schools, Mrs. Gauer es formerly Miss Olive Cooper, The next meeting of the Unity Club • of Goderich; township, will - be held at the home of Mrs, F. Welsh, the Gravel road, on Tuesday after noon next, July 11th. Special busi- meeting 'the nese will come' . before and all members are m'equestecl to be present. Last Saturday's Toronto dailies. car- ried the Portrait of Dr. J. W. Shaw of 1 e0m m and a little write-up o Cln f i • el •etion in h c e him,the, occasion being s to {ho posmtion' ,of president of the Medical :Auhnni Association of the Univefsity of Torento. Dr. Shaw is a useful citizen of his home town but services two of which will be held he doesn't allow `it io absorb all lois the Pec bVterian church and two in energies. St. Paul's on Sunday'moenings AMONG THE CHURCHES.• Baptist Church Beginning on Sunday the Sunday school will meet et 9:30 a,m. for the summer.' Preaching service;, at 7 o'clock p.m. The annual Sunday school pincic 'will be held at Bayfield on Wednes- day, July 15th. Cars will leave the church at 9:30 a.m. Ontario Street Church The League ';program on Monday evening last was in chargeof the Christian •Citizenship Department. Miss Marion Gibbings ' contributed 'a pleasing Hellyar solo Hll . Mn. W. y ar gave an address en "The Chronic Fault Finder.". Mr. Peters of India was foresent and gave a thoughtful address on.the relations of the East- ern and Western countries. ' The services on Sunday last were eonducted' by Mr. C. S. Hawke in the absence of the pastor. Presbyterian Church BRegular service will be heli: in the aptist church next Sunday at eleven a.m.. Sunday school at two -thirty People "You Know Met, and Mrs. E. Armstrong were in London on Monday. Miss Eleanor McKenzie has returned' home from Toronto. q Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Wallis are .spend- ing a few, days in London. Miss Kathleen McConnell of Lloyd town is home for the summer vaca tion. Mrs. M. D. -McTaggart and NLss. Janet left Friday to visit relatives at Morrisburg, ' Miss• II. Baker of Fullaeton has been the guest of Miss Florence Cuning- hame this week. Mrs. W. H. Wiltse spent several days last week with friends in Waterloo - and Kitchener. Miss, Ethyle Wasman of South. Por- cupine is spending the holidays 'at her home in town.' Mr. and Mrs. C. Stewart.of Nile spent Sunday at 'the, home of Mr. and ;Mrs. H. Pennebaker.-- Mr. 'Orville. Jinks of Detroit spent a couple ,of weeks ` as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. Ward. Mr.- Charles Burroughs of New York is visiting the Cuninghame and Rorke families of town. Rev. C. Llewellyn Bilkey, Mrs. Bilkey. and Miss" ;Charlotte left yesterday on a motortrip to Ottawa. Misses Daisy and Helen Nediger left Tuesday to visit their aunts, the Misses Nediger of Hamilton. Mrs. J. S. Miller, Mrs. W. Miller and Master Harold Morrison, of Goder- ich visited Mrs. I37P•ennebaker last Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Fulford and -Mr. and Mrs. R. - Y. Cox of Goderich township motored to London re- cently. Mr. Harry Hunt of Galt was in town last week. He had been visiting his niece,. Mrs. W. J. Hamblyn of ANfl NIRS. HOWARD HUMPHREYS One of Clinton's former sweet sing- ersr who will take` e prominent part in the concert tobe put on' in Cline- ton on; the evening of August third, Old Home Week.' Mrs. Humphreys' is very -prominent in musical circles in 'her home city of Jacksonville, Fla. year. ,The program as o tl ed wit .. Exeter. ' be a very attractive ane. No iimita- Mrs. Mary McIntyre returned h incl tions are put on those whoemay at- on Tuesday after, spending the past tend. All young people and those in- six weeks `in= Toignto Oakville and terested in young people's work will Buffalo., enjoy a nxofitable week if they: at- Mr. Harry Shaw of the teaching staff tend. „of Dartmouth University is, spend - This year the meals will be served .. hag the vacation at his home in in Victoria street church, while the in North toren.• sessions will be street Mr. S. Mel alts of the. staff of the church. The afternoons are devoted Banc of .Montreal, Waikerville, vis- to a recreational `program in charge ited Mi; and Mrs. C. S. Hawke of of ;Rev. W. M. Kiteley, Centralia. town recently, • Rev. W. E. Million of London will Miss 'Dorothy Ward has returned to have charge of the worship periods -in Detroit after spending a Vacation at the morning. Bible study -will be . the home of, her parents, Mr. and taken up by Rev. B. IL -Robinson, Mrs.'.E. Ward. Leamington. Rev. J. _ R. 'Harcourt Misses Lottie, Susie and Norah Liver- from Central India will speak on "The more have left to spend a few Challenge from Central India." There weeks , 'with their sisters at St. will. be' six; study classes dealing with .-'Catliarines and Buffalo. : " missions, C. G. I. T., C.S.E•T.,and Mrs. S. C. Andrews, Miss Lois and Leather training. Vesper services will Master Ernest, of Alii, Alta., ar- be taken by Rev. A, M. Stuart, Pe- rived this week and are the guests tralea, A number of interesting ad- ' of Magistrate and Mrs. S. J.And- dresses will be given on each even rews. ing. Any further information could Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Atkinson and Miss be obtained from s Miss Florence -Eileen motored to "Ingersoll and Mooney of Goderich, who is the reg- spent the week -end with, friends. istrar. Miss Eileen remained for a longer THE COUNCIL•MEETING. visit: r,.The Presbytery of Huron will meet •m the Baptist, church ' on Tuesday next at 7 p.m. to sustain the call to Rev. Alfred Macfarlane, B.D., from Clinton Presbyterian church. The in- duction of the • ReV. Mr. Macfarlane will take place at 8 p.m: - The Sunday school picnic held at Grand Bend yesterday wag.' •a very en- joyable one. Hearn, asking that a sidewalk be Willis and Wesley ,.Churches built on North street. On'motion of The congregations `having united. Reeve Middleton and Councillor John- stun this was• granted. e for the. holiday, months, the first union services were held last Sunday, Bylaw No. 7, fixing the license fee both being.well attended; The morn- for . vitualling Houses, booths, .;places ing service is being held' in Willis of refreshment or entertainment at ,church and the evening• service in $20.00,. was lead three times and Wesley church during July, the Rev. passed. J. E. Hogg being in charge. ITas Chairman Jenkins of the park corn morning service will be: ."God -in na- mittee reported verbally. tune.' Evening: "God in -Grace" The Chairman Middleton of the niece Willis church choir is leading the ser- h t vice of song for the month of. July. ' committee reported the resurfacing of Willis Sunday school picnic was, Part of Albert street, north, county; held' at Bayfield •yesterday, a :very work, the applying of tarvia ton most ha and successful day being, spent. of the main streets,=cutting of grass, Ppy etc. He reported 829 loads of crushed St. Paul's Church stone, gravel and'sand .applied to the 'monthly meeting - of streets- and ''recommended - the pur The regular Ychase of one, ton of calcium chloride the Ladies' 'Guild' 'Tuesday, held in the .learn the county. ( parish hall last, •Tuesday, the pres- ident, res On rnotion. of Reeve Middleton and she -chair." A. J.'Ilol]omvay, occupying Councillor Paisley John •Turner was the chair. rsnted refund of taxes amounting to the remaining Sundays of July g `' On s the difference between the assess.' there will el evening service only in moot of 'farm ,lands and.town proe- St. Paul's church, • conducted lay the ertyt. , Rev." Holbert Naylor of I3ensall.: On -.On motion of Councillors Johnston !)ug. 2110 there will be morning and and Pais/ten of dou5 tlens rJ nsto , evening services, which, it i$ hoped, •form er. rectors• Brodericic `for the .;decoration of the will be eoncluetecl: by _ ?i town hall durh Old Home Week lie last foam Surmrlays mn P n mit g Omm t 1 Was accepted. v as t m h th i• i t a the can •re;anon mi .l. un,te w of the Presbyterian church, Rev. 0, Chairman Paisley..of the finance Llewellyn >Billccy will conduct. the, committee presented the report for m in he month, which we' have: -been ob- liged to 3-1014 over owing to leekof space. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Layton and Miss The Council met on Monday even- Irene and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pep- ing, all members present with the ex- per and family motored to Stratford. ception of Councillor Rozell. . on Sunday and spent the -lay with A communication from the Domin- friends. ion .Rubber Systems, re fire hose '.Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mawson and son nozzles, was -filed -:owing to. -the ab week to spendholiday Wilfred of London motored up last sence-of the chairman of committee. the with the A communication from George' Jen- lady' ssister, Mrs. John McPhee, kins, asmldng for refpnd of taxes paid and other friends here.. on Albert street property, Was .eon Mrs. J. C. McMath returned yesterday sidered As Mr.Jenkins had not oc- evening after a very enjoyable ten. copied the pl•eniises during a part of nays' visit at her girlhood home on d coml9 n - with Am mors Isla- in a 1 t > Y tax year and had paid business the•other members of her family. in other Paisley Ses, on motion of .Conn, rile and .Mrs. 'W. T. Hawkins went eillors Paisley and Johnston the re- fund was made. Ed. Foster and Miss Jean,: Miss E. Logan and Mr. Will Logan,onotored to Itondon Monday to attend the dr - Mr. and Mrs. Schell, sr,, and Mr. E. Schell motored from Detroit and spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. A. Austin. Mrs. Lloyd Schell is remaining with her parents for a longer visit. Miss Annie Foote of London and Mrs. ' W. B. McQueen of Vancouver are vsiiting with their brother, Mr." A. Foote, Miss Kate S. Webster of Clinton, who has been ine)poor health for the past month, is visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. Robt, Webster. Mr. Welly Johnson is gettin' render way with the construction of his new barn. Miss Emma Connell has returned to Toronto after_; spending her vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Connell Miss Alma Rathwell left Monday for Windsor, where she intends tak- ing a position. " Mrs.' Harve Coleman spent Sunday with friends in. Ijucknow. Mr. and Mrs: Elliott and family re- turned to Windsor after spending the ;past week at the home of the lat ter'sl another, Mrs. William. Rathwell. ' Mrs .(Dr.) J. M. Parreant, accom- panied by her sister, Miss R. Col- clough, returned to Detroit after vis- iting a week at the home 0 -their parents, `Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Col- clough. Miss Eva ;Epps is visiting friends in Stanley. to Hamilton yesterday to meet the former's sister, Miss Frances Haw- A communication was read from kins, who has just arrived on fur - the Department of Public. Highways lough from the mission field of stating that the Minister had ap- Japan. 0 proved the :,paying of bo Io towardNie. and Mrs, E. G. Zinn of Lucknow cost of construction of the central ,visited the lady's parents, Mr, and 20, feet of highways. in urban mania -Mrs. George Holland, last week and p lities loot separated: from the coun- on their return home were .pccom- tyhich are connecting links of the paned by Misses Viola Holland Provincial Highway system: and Alice Lyon, Thos. McKenzie George Jenkins "and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mitchell and submitted tenders for the building of little Master A1b-erte f Windsor are a ticket office�oarlc, the former visiting the' former's ',mother in tender being for $117.58, the" litter town. eMr, Mitchell would gladly for '$105. On'remotion of Councillors have :postponed his vacation until' Johnston and Livermore the latter. August so as to be 1' mere for the re union but was unable -to arrange A petition was presented, signed 'them` for that time. by I'.Fremlin, W ., Steep, E. _Steep, T. Messrs. - R. 'W. . McKenzie : and H. -Leppington, 5. E. Rozell and 'R. At ""'Lonsdale motored' up from Detroit and spent the': week -end with --the former's .parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. McKenzie Mrs.' R. W. McKenzie and two children, Miss Helen and Master., Douglas, Who have spent the past' month here, returned, to Detroit with them Monday, eetrical Mr. John 'Isbestor,.a former el superintendent with the`Moncl Nick - 1e Company of Coneston and Vie - tender was accepted..' toxin Mines, accompanied by his family, called on Monday to renew old friendships with Mr. and Mrs.. M. T. Corless. Both Mr.. Corless. and Mr. Isbestof were for-me/my years connected with the Mond Nickle Co. Mr. Isbestor was mot- oring from Wingham, hisboyhood home, to. Bay City, Mich., his pre. sent home. The many friends of Mrs. W. 3. Colclough are glad to hear she is im- proving. Mr. and Mrs ,Fred J, Austin, who have been visiting at the home of {'he former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alf. ,Austin, for nearly- three weeks, returned to Flint, Mich., on Thursday. Auburn. The regular service 'of Knox church will be held next Sunday, July 12th, in the evening at 7:30 instead of at the usual hour of 10:30 aan. The Rev. P. S. Banes will preach and also. on the following Sunday morning, July 19, at 10:30: M,and Mr, Mrs. Hepworth of Cen- tralia, tralia, Mrs. Mallard and Mrs. Banes, sr., of- Exeter, spent Dominion Day with Rev. P. and Mrs. Banes. Rev: W. R. and Sirs. Alp left on Monday to spend their holidays with friends at Cobourg. Mr. J .J. Robertson and.family and Dr. Weir and familyattended the II. P. 0, picnic at Strathroy on Wednes- day last; Mr. George and Charlie` Hallam .of Detroit spent the week -end with their parents here. Mr. and Mrs`.Martin of New .Lis- keard have been yisiting the latter's' parents, Mr. and Mrsj Thompson. :Miss Ellen Beadle, who has been visiting friends in Detroit, returned to hop home here last weelt. We are sorry to report that Mr. Fred Plaetzer is very ill again. NIr, and Mrs. Nelson Robinson and family of ,Saskatchewan are expected hone this week: Mrs. J. Hickingbottom, who has been visiting at Sault Ste. Marie, re- turned home Monday evening. Mr, Carmen Ferguson' of Windsor, motored over to spend his vacation with his grandparents and either friends here, .- > The Young 1 e"ople lmeld a social- ev- ening on'Wednesday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Lawlor. Varna The many friends of Miss Charlotte Johnston will bo sorry to hear that she. had the misfortune to fall and fracture her thigh and will be con- fined to her bed -for some time. Quite a number from the village, and surrotinding community; abteudeil the Salvation Army services in God erich Sunday at ernoon and evening, The services, whichwere conducted by the S. A .Silver Band oli Stratford were larg,elyr attended and much en - Mr. and Mrs. A, Ines, e. and -Mrs: • Constance • Mr. and Mrs„ Raymond of Detroit spent- a day last week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Pollard. Mr. and Mrs.: Clias. Riley' of Tuck- ersmith: spent Sunday with the form- er's sister, Mrs. Jas. _Mann. Miss Grace Scott, Jack Moore and Charles Wakefield tried their en- trance examination last week. We hope they all. passed. Messrs. John Williams and Henry Tudor of Eugenia visited the latter's brother, Mr. D. Tudor, last week. 11leesee. Wan .Stanley and Geo. Hol- land of Clinton visited the farmer's daughter, Mrs. D. 'Tudor, on Tuesday. Miss Margaret Love of New York is visiting : relatives and friends ar i nc here, om 1 Tho haying around .hero is very light but the rain on Monday night will :heli) the grain and vegetables. Miss Verna Adams of Fenlon Falls is home on her Vacfition. -