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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-03-24, Page 4PAGE FOUR 4111M01, THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY MARCH 24, 1928 THE SEA FORTH NEWS SnowdonBro., pubtistefg WALTON A very successful crokinole social was held on March i1l7lth by the tJ. F. W. 0, A sihort iprogram of music by ' Misses Ethel Shaw, Mildred Sellars, Beth Shannon and Mary [Hatuphries, and addresses by .Mrs. O. Anderson, Wingliam; ,(Prov. president of the U. F: W. O.), anti Mr:C. Cradles of Bel - were enjoyed by all. Born—In B.nussels on Tuesday. 'March 22,, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clarke ,ef Walton, a daughter. Mrs. C. Dalton 'is spending a few clay.s with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith, Seaforth. BL YTI-I Woman's Auxiliary -- Mrs, R. M. 'Weeks was :elected president of the nev,iy organized 'branch of the Woman's Auxiliary .of Trinity Anglican Church. 'Other offi- cers, Who were elected at the meeting held at the Rectory, were vice presid- ent, Mrs. Arnold Volkes; secretary, •Miss Josephine Woodcock; treasurer, Mrs. R. 9., Powell; Dorcas secretary, Mrs. H. Robinson; e4ttcational secre- tary, Mrs. A. Volkes. The [Presbyterian Church held a successful St, (Patrick's supper on Thursday, March 17. The Tennis Club held am enjoyable evening in memorial hail on March )117 w'it'h a splendid attendance. It Was followed by an .dance. MT. and Mrs. Leslie Hilborn were London visitors. Mrs. Robt. Wightman visited with her sister, [Mrs. A. Bender at London on Thursday. Passing of Alice A. Stubbs— There passed away on Friday in the person of Mice A. Stubbs, a high- ly respected citizen after a lingering illness borne with Christian fortitude. One [brother !Orton Stulbbs is left to mourn the loss Of a beloved sister. The funeral was held on Monday, Marc'h 2Cith from the United Church. Her pastor. Rev. R. A. Brook had ' charge .of the service, taking his text from the 10th chapter of Luke, 23rd verse; *Blessed are ye that have eyes ito see. 'Jamie Sinis •contributed a solo, The City fFour Square. The pall- bearers were Thos. Taylor. Bent Tas- ker, Herb MdElroy. Albert Walsh, George Coutts, Wm. Jackson. The flowers included pillow from brother, 'Orton Stubbs. wreath, citizens of Blyth, spray, Conservative associa- tion, spray Mr. and Mrs. Tasker, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. 'White. 'Harmony True Blue Lodge, Dr. and Mrs. McRae. The Rower bearers were Hubert Hir- ons, Stanley Sidthorpe. Clayton Petts, D. Morrison, Joe Thompson, Wm. Aitkens. Burial took place in Blyth union cemetery. DUBLIN Mr, Wm. Feeney has moved to the 'Dorrenstein house near Dublin. Mr. Pat McConnell and Dr. Frank Stapleton spent the week end at their homes in Dublin. 'Mr, and Mrs. Philip Hartman spent Sunday -with friends in Hibbert. Pat and Joe Maloney visited their mother in Stratford on Sunday, We are sorry to bear that Mrs. Maloney. has not ,been very well lately. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'O'Rourke and Pat. Jordan visited friends in Strat- ford on Sunday. Mr. IJoseph Jordan has bought a farm on the Alth concession of Hibbert from 'Ed. johns. The farm was form- erly owned by Andrew McLellan. We are pleased to report that the -condition of Mrs. 'John Flynn is great- ly improved. The maple syrup yield .,has so far been disappointing. KIPPEN On Wednesday afternoon, March 1,6th, the lKippen East W. I. gathered at the home of Mrs. E. Chappell. De- spite the bad weather and muddy roads there was a good attendance of members and quite a number of visit- ors. The president opened the meet- ing anti all joined in repeating the Lord's Prayer a.nd singing the Open- ing Ode Thursday being St. Patriek's day the community singing featured several Inish songs. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting and Mrs. G. MoLean then reported having received a letter front Mrs. Strang Sava.ge of Peace 'River Dis- trict acknowledging the bale of goods which was sent to her in January. All the members tad the name of her .favorite bird in answer to the roll call. Mrs. David Chappell gave a very good paper on current events. The motto, "The 'Bird's the Farmer's Friend". was given by Mrs. Jacobi. The quartette consisting of Mrs. Hog- garth, Mrs. Caldwell and Misses Sandford and Martin with Mrs. 3. Me - Queen accompanist, sang two very pleasing numbers. Mrs. E. Chappell ,gave the story of the farm and Mrs. G. McLean gave a taAk on the finish- ing and pressing of garments made of woollen material and showed samples of correct finishes prepared by Mrs, Varley. Miss M. °airs gave a very in- teresting paper in birds and Mrs. W. Caldwell had for her subject "The Prevention of Home Accidents," Mrs. Cole gave .11 further [paper on the .course fo 'BnyManship" and Mrs. W; McLean [gave a paper on the "Read- ing Habit" and a review Of the book, 'With the West in her Eyes." A -fare- well gift to Mrs. G. Broadfoot prior to her departure bo her new home was displayed. The institute is sorry to lose 'Mrs. Broadfoot, who has .been a -valued member for some tithe. With the singing of the National. .Anthem the meeting was brought to a close. A social half hour was spent while lunch was Served, The next meeting in April to be at the home of Mrs. Turnbull. Mrs. John Sinclair very pleasantly entertained a number of her friends Thursday eyenhig. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Boyd of At- wood and Dr. and 'Mrs. Lrawson of Listowel visited with Mr, and Mrs. J. W. McLean on Sunday. The syrup season so Tar this year is not very good. Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau and baby and Mrs. 'James Darman of the village visited .with friends in. Zurich on Sunday. The mission circle girls held a St. Patrick's supper in the school on day evening Which was largely at- tended, tit large number .from the village at- tended the funeral of the late Dr. McKinnon of Zurich which was large- ly ottended o.n Sunday morning. from his home in Zurich, A, large number attended ,the dance in Watson's hall on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John !Jarrott and daughter 1Gladys entertained a numb- er of their friends on 'Thursday even- ing of last week. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and lIrs. Eddie Taylor of the village on the gift of a eon. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kibpaarick are busy moving this week to their new home in Exeter. They will be very much missed in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dayman visit- ed at the 'home of Mr. Thos. Butt on Sunday. Mr. Robert D. lElgie 'and his mo- ther, Mrs. R. Elgie and Mr. and [Mrs. Joseph Upshall spent the week end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Colborne and .baby. of Goderich, visited her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Dayman over the week end. Mr. Robert liciGregor had the mis- fortune to have his skull :fractured. He was in the 'bush when he was struck on the head by a falling limb Friday night. Mrs. John IR. .N.IdDonald of [Hensel] spent Sunday ivith Mrs. jatues Ch es n ey. Miss Tena McNateghtcut who und- erwent an operation for appendicitis two weeks ago at Scott Memorial Hospital, has returned home and is recovering nicely. LONDESBORO Dr, and Mrs. L. 'N. Whitely of [Gerrie were guests at the home of Mr. R. Yungblutt Sunday, Glen Fah -service's many friends will be pleased to 'hear that he is able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Morris of Toronto 'risked at the home of Mr. Percy Manning last week. Miss Helen 'Ytingblutt of London spent the week end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. jack Sinclair of Kip - pen visited at the home a Mr. Charles Watson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. g..1Nott spent Monday in Seaforth. 'Mr. and Mrs. C. Straughan and Master Bobby and Mr.' O. Lawson of Goderich visited at the home of Mr. W. Mountain Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. [Lyon 'of Blyth visited at the home of Mr. Lyon's mother. Mr. 13. 'Lyon, on Sunday. The regular meeting of the ll'ont- a,n's Inatitute will be held one Week sooner than usual being on March at Election of officers: solo, Mrs. E. Ad- ams; roll call, "An old Proverb Say- ing"; '''Canadianization." Mrs. (Gard- iner; instrumental, Mrs. T, Pickett. !Hostesses: Mrs. M. Ross, Mrs, T. Pickett, Miss L. Brigham. Miss .E. Watson, Mrs. C. Ruddell. The annual institute supper was held on March II16th with a fair attend- ance. 'rhe supper was excellent and program fine. A very enjoyable time was spent. We are sorry to bear of the illness of Fraser Thompson. We wish hint a .speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs, Will Tamblyn of Forrest Hill, Toronto, visited the for- mer's mother over the week end on their way to Harniston. 'Mr. Tamblyn is first Canadian internation 'Presid- ent of the Optimist Service Clubs, he having travelled over 20.000 mites in Canada anti 'United States speaking on the problems of youth. In 1-Iarri..ton Mr, Tamblyrt spoke on the .subject. "A courageous youth for a new de- mocracy." Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Lyon were the griests on Tuesday of Dr, and Mrs. Vokes, Blyth. Mr. an.d Mrs, H. Morris, Toron- to, were callers on friends here an Fuesday. af last Dr. and Mrs. Whitely of 'Comte and M-iss Helen Youngblutt of Lon- don were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. ,Rost, Yonnebint. Sunday. Those who have tapped trees ex- pecting a maple syrup season have been rather disappointed: a very poor ruu Inc Ibeen reported, NORTH McKILLOP Mr. 'John Munn, who spent a week in Brantford and a few days in Kitch- ener, has returned to the 12th conces- sion of MdKillop again. Wilma and Glen MidNichol, who have been laid up with a very bad cold, are able to be out again. Mr. and ,Mrs. Charles Munn end Miss Etta Chase were visiting with 'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton on Sun -day evening. Rev. Mr. Craw and Mrs. Craw spent an hour with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Leemiag an Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie Munn and Miss Etta Chase ‘vere visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Edward !Regele on Tuesday evening of last week. • Miss Etta Chase of Detroit is [vis- iting .her sister. Mrs. Charlie Munn. Mr, San, Regelle and .Mr. !Ernest Elligson were visiting with 'Edward R-egele one evening last week. Mr., and Mrs. Ranton Mitchell of Carlingford .spent a day last week with Mr. and Mrs. .Lermord Leming. Mr. 'Kenneth Thornton is at present working for Mr, Charles Kistner of - Dublin. The St. Patrick's social held in Bethel Church was very well attended and a good proven -in -lc was provided which everyone enljoyed, A dainty lunch ended the programme. Miss Bessie Davidson is progress- ing nicely after her illness during the winter. , Mr. and Mrs. !Oliver Boyce and Velma and 'Verna 'of Monleton were recent visitors with Mr. and MTS. Ed. Boyce. Miss Mildred McNichol spent the week end in Brussels. VARNA Mr. and Mrs. Wildfond and little children spent Sunday with the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Grassi, The farmers are busy renovating their machinery to get on the land as to all appearances it will soon be ready. Syrup making had a short season, Mrs. M. Reid in company with her son 'Wilmer, Mrs. Reid and little dau- ghter, motored to Stratford Sunday. 'Lenten service will be held in St. Johns' Church Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Mrs. J. Seeley and Mr, and Mrs, Frank Warder .of London, .Mrs. Floyd S-chell and Mrs, jack Seeley of De- troit, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seeley of Clinton. all visited at the home of Mrs. A. Austin on Sunday last. The March meeting of the Wom- en's Association was held on March ,116th at the home of .Mrs. A. Ings, Meeting- opened with the .president in charge and 10 ladies present. Hymn 502 was sung. The Lord's prayer was then repeated in unison. Scripture 'lesson 01115 Polam was read by Mrs. George Clarke. Minutes were read 'by secretary, Mrs. R. Dowson, and ad- opted as read. Business was then transacted. Report of the play 'pro- ceeds 'WaS given by the treasurer, Mrs. E. Foster. Twelve members .paid fees. Two quilts were accepted to be mint- ed. The quilt the society pieced was then 'quilted. A dainty lunch was ser- ved by the hostess. Collection was forty-five cents. BRODHAGEN. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riehl of Mitch- ell spent a few days with their son, Mr. Wm, S. Riehl. Mr. lMelvin Steiss of 'Detroit spent a few days with his mother, Mrs. Hannah Steiss recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Wheatley and family of McKillop spent Sunday at the home of her parents. Mr. and :Mrs. L. G. Rock, Mrs. Annie Pfaff of Waterloo spent Sunday with her 'brother, Mr. John Anistein, Miss Carrie Querengesser is visit- ing in Toronto for a few days. Miss Melia .Querengesser has re- turned to Kitchener after spending a few weeks at her home here. Mrs. Ray Hart of Stratford is spending a few days with her .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. 'Roo'k. We are pleased to see Mr. Carman Mogk on our streets again after be- ing confineci to the house all winter with a broken leg. BEECFIWOOD Mr. George Malone has returned to Detroit after spending a couple of months at his home here. Mrs. M. Murray of Dublin is con- valescing at the home of her son John aftzr her recent illness. A number of friends spent St. Pat- rick', .day with lvirs. James Evans, it being her eighty-fifth birth.day. The many friends of Mrs. F. Mc- Kercher are sorry to hear she is ill. We hope for a speedy recovery. Want and 'For Sale ads, 1 week 25e 1 J. GALLOP'S GARAGE SEAFORTH Chrysler Plymouth and Fargo Dealer Come in nd see the new Flymotith car and Fargo Truck We also have a Service Truck—if you have car troulaje, phone 179 and we will come promptly PHONE 179. All Repairs Strictly Cash. SEA9FORTH We Aim TO Please AUBURN Mrs, Wm. Robertson and Miss 'E, Elkin, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. 'Donaldson ti,f God - each for the Winter, have returned to their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Bert 'Mort and daugh- ter Geraldine and -Mr. and Mrs. 11. P. ,Garrett of Blyth visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robison on Sunday. Mr. Cliff Smith of Strathroy spent Sunday withqDr. B. C. 'Weir and fam- ily. as. Brunch -it .spent the week end with friends in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Alliston of 1Goderich visited with Mr, Charles Beadle Sr. on Sunday. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per will be observed in .Knox Presby- terian Church next Sunday. Prepara- tory service will be held in the church Friday evening. Miss Caiclwel1 01 Blyth .spent the week end with Miss Bernice Lawson. Mr, 'George Beadle held a very suc- cessful sale on Tuesday. Everything was disposed of. Mr. Beadle has rented his farm to Arthur Hallum and he and Mrs. Beadle intend mov- ing to the village and will live in the house of the late Win. 'Der, 'John Wright has sold his farm to iCarl Govier and Mr. Wright has purchased the farm of Mr. James Ro- benton. The ladies of Knox 'Presbyterian Church held a very successful hot supper, -bazaar and sale of home made baking. The tables were in charge of Mrs. Herman Deer, Mrs. 3. C. Stoltz. Mrs. George !Dawson and Miss Jos- ephine Weir, The bazaar and sale of home made baking was in charge of Mrs. W. T. Robison and Mrs, 'Fred Ross. A large crowd attended the dance in the Forester's hall 'last Friday night The dance was sponsored by -the .Leather -land and McCullough 'fa- milies, lir. Thomas Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs, George Hamilton, who has 'been cutting wood in his father's bush in Colborne, cot his foot, neces- sitating medical attention. Mr. Ham- ilton is now convalescing at his home ittiGoderich. The funeral of David Bruce whosi death occurred at Dauphin, Manitoba, was held from the home of his broth- er, IFrank Bruce, of \Vest Wawanosh on Friday. The service was conducted by Rev. Hugh Wilson and the pall- bearers were James H. Johnston, John Reid, Joseph Washington, Sam- uel Johnston, Harvey Reid and David Hamilton, Interment was made in Dungannon cemetery, McKILLOP The contract for crushing and trucking gravel for 111938 was let to .Calvin Cameron of Grey Tp., by Mc - Knipp council at a special meeting on Monday. Twelve tenders were re- ceived. The .MdKillop branch of the W.M. S. of the Presbyterian Church held their 'first meeting ,for the year at the home of Mrs. A. D. Scott, Thursday afternoon, March 117th. The new pres- ident. Mrs. Helen 'McMillan, occupied the chair and the Meeting opened with hymn 74. The Scripture lesson, 'taken from the 8th chapter of Matthew, was read by Miss gewn Scott, followed by prayer by Mrs. McMillan. The min- utes of the ta.st meeting and roll call by the secretary. The Glad Tidings prayer, MTS. 13, Carter. Then followed a short business .discussion and it was decided to take up a special offering at the April. meeting to assist the W. M. S. with their allotment for the ,bale. Little Margaret Carter took up the of- fering and alter singing !hymn 794 the meeting closed with repeating the Lord's prayer in unison. The April meeting to be held 'at the home of af,rs. J. Govenlock. WINTHROP Mr. Feng•us Bullard returned home from Scott Memorial Hospital an Sa- turday and is doing nicely. The weather is very 'springlike and hope it continues. The 'kid.dies .are playing baseball which is a sign of spring. Mrs. Peter McCowan spent a few days with her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eaton. Don't 'forget the euchre and dance this !Friday night, Make ft a record crowd. We are sorry to hear of Mrs. Nel- son Govenlock being 01. STAFFA Mrs. Dr. Norris. Wyoming, spent the week end with her parents, Mn. and Mrs..W. Patrick. Messrs. ,Arnold and 'Eldon Barbour, London, spent the week end wit'h their parents.. Mrs. T, Drown was a visitor in Stratford with her daughter recently. Miss Iva Leary has accepted a sec- retarial position in Mitchell. !Rev. and Mrs. G. Gilinore and Miss Ila Drown &pent Mo•nday in London. Mrs, 21. 'Gray, who has spent a cotspl of weeks with .her parents, has returned to her home in Millbank. HULLETT. Adam Scott, for nineteen years a Clinton resident, 'died on al.arch at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T. J. McMichael, concession 3, Hallett, .with Whom he had resided since the death of Mrs, Scott slightly over one month ago. He was in .his 86th year, was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Adam Scott and was horn in Edin- burgh, Scotland, September 18, 8852. After coming to Canada he engaged in farming and in '118718 married Chris- tine McArter, who died 25 years lat- er. Ia 1006 he married 'Sarah Tasker, ividow of Thomas Penfound and by her was predeceased on February lb% He farmed lin Morris and 'Hallett townships and 319 years ago retired and took up residence in Clinton. He was Liberal in polities and 'United Church in religinn, There survive one .brother, Rev. Andrew Sccitt. of Chi- cago; one sister, Mrs. I. C. Harris, of London; One daughter, Mrs. T. 13. Mc- Michael. Seaforth. one stepson, 'Wil- fred 1Penfound, of IGoderioh township; six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Two sisters, Mrs. ,David Cameron ,and Mrs. Fred 'Treadwell, both of London, •passed away a num- her of years ago. :A. 'brother, William, .died at Bay City early in iFebnuary of tltis year. The funeral service was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. j. McMichael on Saturday, March le. 0938, at 2 p.m. The Rev, IG. G. Bur- ton, M,A.. B.O., of iOntario Street .Lin0ed Oturch, Clinton. conducted the service. 'A well rendered duet, "-Abide With Me". was sung .by Mrs, John Carter and Mc. James T. 8catt, The [pallbearers were: James McNeil, Mur- ray MclEaven, Thos. Livingston, Nor- man Lever Jr., Norman Miller, Thos. Dale, Interment WAS in Maitlandbank Cemetery. TOWN TOPICS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AG® Mrs. Oscar Neil was in Stratford on ,Monday.--iWilbert Crich left this week for Matheson, Northern On- tario.--iMrs. 'Will Govenlook spent the week end with friends in Brussels. —W. H. Robinson and wife, of Lon- don were visitors in town on 'Monday. --Mrs. Case, 'Miss jessie and Gerald spent Easter in 'Toronto, the guest of Mrs. .Pangman.—Mr. and Mrs. Geo Stogdill and 'family spent the lEaster holidays in Stratford with ,Mr. and Mrs. George Hart. ---Mrs. Cabean and daughter, Mrs.' T. I. Bolger, of Bar- rie, spent the Easter holidays at the Royal.—Mr, and fivIrs. games Scott of Grand Prairie are at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Scott and intend re- maining in town for some tinte.—Mr. and Mrs, Bush (nee Miss Annie Bontl) of Hamilton and Miss !Emma Bush of [London, were visiting their mother, Mrs. 5, S. Bond, for the Eas- ter holidays.—Arthur Woodley, of Si. Thomas, spent Easter with his mother in town.—IJohn Alton of ,Ed- monton who is attending Toronto medical .college, spent the Easter weelc with this aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs, g. 'R. .Govenlock.--Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas !Geary received a tele- gram onnouncing the arrival of a young son at the hortie of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. afcKinnon1(nee Miss An- nie (Geary) of Calgary, --Mr. and Mrs. W. MoKibbon of Hyde 'Park and [11,. j. ,MdKilybon of Weyburn, Sask., who have [been visiting at the Royal, have returned home.—john Rankin was in Brussels on 'business on Wednesday. —Mr. and Mrs, lArdhie Middlemost, who have [been living in Chatham for the past few years, have removed to Hamilton. -- Miss Margaret Sutier. - ansi and niece, were in Stanley at - ending Vile golden wedding of Mr., and ,Mrs. Henry Penfound. Brodhagen The worst storm since 1891 REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH' Now Playing Arm Sothern Burgess Meredith There Goes the Groom A Rollicking Comedy Danger Patrol Sally Eilers, John Beal, Harry Carey ,Mon. Tues. Wed., Mar. 28-29-30 Irene Dunne Carey Grant Ralph Bellamy The Awful Truth The picture you have all been waiting for NEWS CARTOON Next Thur. Fri., Sat. Leslie Howard Bette Davis Patric Knowles It's Love I'm After Olivia DeHaviland Eric Blare You'll be weak with laughter when you see "It's Love I'ra .After" —COMING_ The Duke Comes Back witnessed here !Good !Friday which did considerable 'damage to buildings, ,bushes, fences and other property. Twenty feet of the roof of Lt. Mur - ray's barn was tarried off and made a .complete wreck of it. Henry Better - mares driving shed was wrecked, Shingles :were stripped off a lot of ,borns; the hay !barn belonging to !Peek Shea of the town line, was blown off its foundation, toppled over and completely wreolced. Windmills were el knocked to pieces. There were some narrow escapes, but' fort- unately no one was hurt. An awful rain storm swept over this diatrict on Easter Sunday and .during the night until Monday morning. Some places there was water running over the road. We are still loo'king for nice weather. .. Bayfield Mrs. Green, who has been visiting friends in Harriston and other places during the 'winter [has returned to her home here. --Robert McMurray, 'fish- ery inspector, was in IGoderich on business.—The wind storm of Friday last did but very little serious damage in the village, beyond blowing down fences, and a few trees, also shatter- ing a few window panes, but in the surrounding country the damage was quite severe. Tuekeromith, A terrific windstorm pas -ted over this vicinity last Priday unroofing many barns, and causing- many people to suffer more or gess from it,s effects. Brucefield The -annual spring show. of stal- lions, heavy horses, light 'horses and bulls will be held in Brucefield on April Ond.—One of the worst wind- storms in the history of the oldest in- habitant, .passed over this place on Friday about noon. The morning was very rough, with a heavy downpour of rain, and some sleet, and quite a strong 'wind, Which increased in vel- ocity, until it 'became a 'hurrican. Nearly every farmer ihad some dam- age -done, either his fences were Mown clown, or part of the roof is off his 'barn. The warehouse at the sta- tion also suffered. There is a great demand for shingles, and men to put them on. A Royal Favorite's Dozen Red - Headed Doubles An article in The iAmerican Week- ly, great weekly magazine with the March 27 issue of The Detroit San - day Times, tells of a king's famous sweetheart who fooled her ipolitical enemies with ,she countenparts...but she needed 1112 to confuse the arnbiti- brother-in-law found romance in a ous lady with whom her princely delicatessen. Send us 'the names of your visitors. 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