HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-08-13, Page 8HENSALL.
Mrs. Malian, who has been vis-
iting her niece, Miss Mattie Ellis
here for some ,time left for Blyth on
Monday evening where she will visit
for a few days, Sheintends leaving
nest week for the West, where .she
will -spend the next three months:
Miss Mate Ellis and Miss Emily
•Morrisoi left on Tuesday for a mo-
tor trip ;to 'Barrie. From there they
intend taking a trip up the lakes as
far as Duluth. •
Miss Versa Geiger, who has been
visiting friends in Kitchener returned
home Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young, who
have been visiting their daughter at
Harrington, returned home Monday.
Mr. Young is not improving in
health as fast as his many friends
would wish.
'Mrs. Robert Caldwell is visiting
friends and relatives in Toronto.
Mrs. Win, Vanh'orne of London is
visiting cher sister Mrs, Geo. Hudson.
While in the village Saturday ev-
ening, Mr. Wm. Petty of Hay put
his 'horse and buggy in the hotel
sheds, and on going to, get the horse
later in the evening found it missing, ter. In our social gatherings yo
Thinking it had broken loose and have always been one amongst u
gone hone, he drove to his home in and whenever called upon to help
Thos. Wren's car but the horse not you have -so willingly responded
beltlg there, he concluded it was You are going to be 'greatly misse
stolen. He returned to Hensall and by your girl friends, ,bult .what wil
with County Constable Hudson, Mr,
Wren and :Mr, Willard, started out
to hunt the outfit. At Kippen they
met the''hotse and .buggy coming
this way about the stone bridge, midst as you are -on the threshold o
The two Indians in the buggy fm- your wedding day. We wish yo
mediately swung the horse around
and headed north, and in the dark-
ness one of thein escaped across the
fields. The other Indian was caught
onthe road by Mr. Petty. The
horse ran. to Kippen " corner, then
turned west and was caught over
the railway tracks by Constable
Hudson. The .prisoner was kept in
the lock-up until Monday when the
Qonstable took him to Goderieb,
where he will appear 'before Magis-
trate Reid, The trio Indians had
been working at Blyth and on Fri-
day afternoon stole a car .and ap-
aretrtl headed for home
p y At Byron
they ran out of gas, and having no
money to buy more they shoved the
'car in the ditch and left it, They
started to walk back to Blyth again.
Between walking and riding they got
to Hensall late Saturday night and
thinking that they had walked far
enough, stole 'Mr. Petty's horse and
buggy.
The many friends of Mrs. Adam
Case, of the London road south,
were shocked to hear of her death
which occurred at her late resid-
ence on Monday. Mrs, Case was in
her 60th year. The funeral took
Place on Wednesday afternoon and
was largely attended. Interment at
Exeter cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Luker and
Miss Gladys intend leaving for the
West next week, where they will
visit Mr. Robt, Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnt, Beaver re-
turned home on Monday from Kitch-
ener where they have been visiting
their daughter and taking in the old
boys' reunion.
Mr, Carl and Miss Ila Wilkins, of
Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Thcs.
Palmer on Saturday.
Miss Helen Fisher, of Toronto is
visiting at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Caldwell
and children, of London, spent the
week -end in town with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore and
little son, of London, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Thos. Simpson.
Mr. Percy Clark, of Windsur,
spent the week -end in town with
relatives.
'Mrs. Robt. Higgins and 'Miss
Viola are visiting relatives in De-
roit.
ing was spent in auusic, games and
contests, after which -a 'dainty lunch
was served on the lawn. Miss Jessie
Parks sang a solo, and the following
won the prizes in the iontests; A
Love Story .contest, Grace ,Stone,
Violet Whiteside Nellie Petty, Edna
Gill, .Mae Simpson, :Mary 14IeKaig
Helen Smith, Kathleen Pfaff. Draw
ing contest, Mary Fisher and Zetta
Passmore. Mrs. 'Whiteside and Miss
Violet and Miss Jean were down dor.
the event. Hattie is to be married
on Saturday, Aug. 15th, and after a
honeymoon trip they will reside in
Clinton, where Mr.' Fines is a teach-
er in the Collegiate.
Trine following address was read by
Miss Helen Smith; "Dear I'iattie,
We, your friends and associates,
have met at home of Rena Hudson
to spend a social hour with you, ere
you enter the Holy Bonds of Matrix
many. During your school life you
have :been a right `Good Sport", en-
tering into the games with all your
energy and showing at all times
that spirit of cheerfulness and jollity,,
,whether winning or losing, which
we so much admirein your charac-
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every success in life and may you
Heavenly Father direct you in th
arduous duties which you are a'bou
to undertake. At"this time we 'wool
ask you to accept these gifts as
slight remembrance of the man
good tithes we have spent together
and as the. shower from 'Heaven re
freshes the grass and flowers, so may
this shower -of small gifts refresl
your memory of the givers. We ex
'tend to you and your Hubby ou
heartiest congratulations and trus
that Happiness may crown you
wedded life."
The Public Library has been leen dos-
ed for several days for repairs.
Mr and Mrs. ,Colin Hudson and
family visited Mr. Hudson's ',father
at Egmondville on Sunday.
Quite a number -of the Orangemen
of the village went to Goderich on
'Wednesday to take in the celebration
there,
Local Church Union.—The mem-
bers of the United church at Hensall
have taken a forward step, and in
accordance with the great Union
movement, have decided on local
union—the congregations of the for-
mer Methodist church and the
Unionists of Carmel church uniting.
This is a very important event in
connection with the church work in
Hensall and in bringing it about the
steps were taken:
On July 13th a joint committee
from the two congegrations met and
arranged for union services to be
carried on alternately in the two
churches, The congregation of Car-
mel church decided unanitnously not
to call a minister, but to invite the
former 'Methodist congregation into
Carmel church and form a united
congregation ,with the minister of
the former Methodist church in
charge. Members of the congrega-
tion -were most cordial and enthus-
iastic. The invitation was 'brought
before the Board of the Methodist
church on August 5th, and after a
full discussion and 'careful considera-
tion, it was accepted unanimously.
The Board recommended that their
action be approved by a congrega-
tional meeting to be held as soon as
possible and that the 'President of
Conference, Chairman of the District
and Rev. J. E. Milligan be invited
to attend. On Monday evening a
meeting was held, .with 'Rev. Mr.
Rivers ve'presiding.
sRcv. r.
3M Thom-
son, of London, president of Confer-
ence, advised the congregation to
sanction the action of the Board.
The meeting sanctioned the Board's
action. In this way the final step
Inas been taken, The Unionists of
Hensall will enter the spirit of the
union and present a united front for
the cause .of the United church in
this community.
Rev. S. L. Toll, of Toronto, was
a visitor in the village on Friday.
Rev. Robert Hicks and children,
of 'St. Thomas, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Ortwein on Mon-
d
be our loss will be your Hubby'
gain. Now we are come to the part-
ing of the way—the choice of your
life work removes you from our
Misses ssfildred and Ethel Johnson,
of. Hay, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Gordon Parker.
'Messrs. Wilson and Ed. Berry, of
Windsor, are visiting their mother,
Mrs. Thos. Berry.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Sangster on the arrival of a
young son at their home on Monday.
Mr. Arnold Bell, of Toronto, is
visiting his mother, Mrs, Bertha Bell.
Mr. John McD. Wilson, who has
been very poorly for this last few
months, is not improving as fast as
his friends would wish.
Mrs. Garlock and children, of De-
troit, are here visiting Mrs. Gar-
lock'•s father, Mr. Thos. Cook.
Mrs. Graham is here visiting her
mother, Mrs. Scott, and her sisters.
A number of the young ladies of
the village 'met at the home of Miss
Rena Hudson oh Monday evening
and gave a shower .to Miss Hattie
Whiteside, who is to be married 'to
Mr. Edward Fines, of Clinton. A
large number of useful articles were
given to Miss Whiteside. The even -
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Next Sunday the services of the
United church will be held in the
morning, at Carmel church and in
the evening in the Methodist church.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Naylor and lit-
tle son are spending their 'vacation
at Point Au Baril, 'Georgian Bay.
'Mrs. Charles Johnson, of Detroit,
is visiting friends in 'the village.
Mrs. Caldwell, of Saskatchewan,
i
1h•oa Dick and sister, Mrs. Bertha
T3cll;
\Ir. John Garby and his son and
daughter -iia -law, of Saskatchewan,
are
visiting
friends s lt town,
1
.GarbY carried on farming and b1 c�-
smithing at Dixie for a number of
years and this his first visit home for
22 years. He sees great 'changes
down here and his many old friend's
are delighted -to see him.
Our village, blacksmith, Mr. Roy
Robertson, is having quite a time
with his radio. He says 'some
nights the static is 'something fierce.
HILLSGREEN.
Mr. Joseph Hagan, of Windsor,
was visiting his brother 'Charles, . of
the Parr Line last week,
...airs. James Cochrane and daugh-
ters Agnes and. Annie visited at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Cameron, of 'Clinton, last week, tak-
ing in the Huron Old Boys.
Mrs. Gibbs and children front
Moosejaw, is visiting her grand-
mother and 'outer relatives in and
around Hillsgreen.
Mrs. R. Hopkins, ; -who has been
visiting her parents,' Mr. and Mrs.
John Cochrane, has returned to her
home in Chicago,
There was a weiner roast given at
Drysdale Thursday evening of last
week when quite a gathering of old
and young in ,and around Hillsgreen,
who spent the evening at the lake.
Lunch was served, along with hot,
dogs,•cake, pie and coffee, and all en=
joyed roasting 'their own venters, Af-
ter lunch games were played in -the
beautiful thoonlight, Everyone had a
fine time, and hope many more . of
these gatherings will take place,
1lfiss Dorothy Luker, of Exeter,
has been visiting her friend, 'Miss
Janette McAllister, 'the past week.
Miss Emma. Love visited her
friend, hiss Anna Moir, of Hensall,
over the meek -end.
ilfr, Wm. jarrott has been improv-
ing the front of bis store 'by putting
up a new corrugated veranda.
Mrs. 'Webster Turner has returned
home after spending g
a few days with
her grandmother, Mrs, J. Stephenson,
of the Goshen line, o•
s here visiting her mother, 'Mrs
VARNA.
We are very sorry to report Mr
Chas, Stelck is seriously i11.
(Miss Annie, Foote has returned to
her duties in Victoria hospital, Loll -
don, after spending her holidays with
her brother here.
Miss Pearl Reid, of London, is
calling on friends and relatives here
The Garden Party which was held
at Dr Moffat's'summer home Mon-
day evening alter being postponed
from Friday was a decided success.
(Many thanks are due Dr. and Mrs.
Moffatt, Misses Devlin and Morgan,
of London, and Mrs, (Rev.) Paull,
Bayfield, for the programme. Zurich
Band also added greatly to the even-
ing's entertainment. The proceeds
amounted to over $215.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Reid, of Toronto,
are visiting the former's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. 3, W. Reid.
Mfr, Earl McNaughton, of Ritch-
!ener, is visiting in and around the
burg.
Mr. John Beatty spent the week-
end in Listowel with his sister, Mrs.
Woods,
Mr: Lockhart Johnston, of London,
and his brother -George, were renew-
ing acquaintances Monday evening.
The Anglican Sunday school picnic
was held in Jowett's grove, Baylhld,
Saturday. All report a good time.
Miss G. Beatty has returned to
London after spending a two +weeks'
vacation with her mother.
BAYFIELD.
Miss Maltz and Mrs. A. H. Jones,
of Detroit, are guests at Miss Nora
Ferguson's.
Mr, Robert .Middleton and Mr.
Ernest Walton, of Clinton, are camp-
ing on the North beach below Jow-
ett's Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L.' Dixon, of
Galt, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. F. H. Paull, at the Rectory.
Misses Eva andMabel Miller and
Janet Scott, of Galt, are visiting at
Miss M. Campbell's.
Mrs. E. S. Houghton, of London,
is occupying "Lorne Cottage" for a
few weeks. '
Mr, W. J. Fitzgerald and family,
of Munro, Mich., are camping on the
•Bluff:
Miss Margery Montgomery, of
London, is a guest with Miss Mary
Tillman at "Longue Vue" cottage.
Misses Frieda Schoenhals, Beta
Elliott, Dorothy Streets, Doris Dun -
yon, of Clinton, are tenting at "The
Poplars."
Mr. .Lewis Crookes and sister,
Miss L. Crookes, of California, for-
merly of Bayfield, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs, Launcelot Clark this week.
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THURSDAY AUGUST 13 1925
Mr, and Mrs, J. Weatherilt,' o
Maryfield, Sask,, are guests of Dr
and MI•s. E. T, White at their
Cottage.'.' ��
Miss 'Grace Love,' of 'Walketville;
and Miss r.
s lI. J. Smith, of Windsor,
are spending a few days in the vil-
lage.
!hiss J. all&Vettie and 'Miss J.
Walker, of Brussels, Margaret
Brown, of Blyth, E. Churchill, Elsie
Ferguson, F. Johnston, Mary 'Mc-
Intosh, of Clinton, are guests of Miss
Margaret McConnell at Deer Lodge
Park. .
,Miss Marguerite ' -'French, of Learn
ignton, and Mrs. M. S. Aikenhead,
of'Lgndon, are occupying .Mrs, Paul
' Do'ig's cottage, for two weeks.
-Mr. j. G. Enteler and family, of
London, are guests at Lakeview
Hotel,
Mrs. J. A. Forbes and iami'ly,
Mrs. 'Bonghner, Miss Rose, Mr. G.
McGuire, Mr. E. Neiden, Stratford,
are 'occupying cottage 7A in Jow-
ett's Grove.
Miss Florence Rorke, of Clinton,
is visiting -Miss Bessie S'criingeour at
"The Poplars."
taliss Kate Parke, of. Mt. Kisco,
N.Y., (+formerly,of Bayfield) is re-
newing -,old, acgataintancep isa -the vii=
la ge.
Ir. . Frank James, df London, is
visiting Mr. 'W. E, Manness this
week.
Miss A. Thompson, of Toronto,
and Mr. Martin,' of Buffalo, are
spending a few days as guests with
Mrs, S. R. McConkey.
Mrs, Leith and •family, of Lon
don, are' holidaying in Jowett's
grove,
Messrs. Les, Pickles and.G. Frank-
lin, of London, are tenting on the
flats,
lir. John Thompson, of Ft.
Frances, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Jas, Thompson,
Rev, and Mrs. 'Lang -Ford and
Miss Nora, of Kicbener, are ,spending
August in Deer Lodge Park.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. :Bailey„ of
Toronto, spent a week as guests? with
the former's mother, Mrs. T. Bailey.
Mr. Elmer Paisley, 13vIr: Ivan
Dodds and Bill Murch of Clinton,
are camping on the river flats.
Mrs, Jacobs and Mrs. Hessian, of
London, are occupying Mr, John
Pierson's cottage for 'the month of
August.
Mrs. E. C, James and sot Archi-
bald, are the guests of Mfrs, C. B.
Chapman this week:'
Miss Vera Friendt, Miss Bessie
Burchill and Mr. Charles Smith, of
Wingham, also Mr.. Alvin Groves, of
New York, formerly of 'Wingham,
were guests last Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Brandon.
Mrs. J. Rowntree, of London,'is
the guest of Dr. J. O. Smith this
week.
Miss W. Nash spent a few days
with Mrs. C. E. Stevens this week.
Mr, H. Davis and W. Nobbs, of
London, are camping at Sunnyside
Park,
Mrs, F. G. White, .Mrs, D.
Brooks and Mrs. .H. Rawlings, of
Stratford, are summering with Mrs.
A, Goodhue and family in Mrs, Cot-
ton's cottage, `The., Warrens."
Miss Edythe Green, Mrs.,. A. Carty
and Junior Carty are visiting. 'their
mother, Mrs. Margaret Green. '
Mr. Morley Calcott, of London, is
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. (Dr,)
S. Thomas, at Sunnyside Park.
f SEAFORTH'MARKETS.'
Wednesday, August 12th, I
Wheat, per bushel $1.00-1,10
(gats, pea bus.. 45c
Barley, per bushel •' . •...:.65c
Buckwheat, per •\bushel - 6$
c
+
S1 tarts, ,per owtj .. ... $1.75
Bran, per cwt, $1.60
New Potatoes per bag $2.00
.
Butter , , 30c -33O
!... 23c -33c
Hogs, per ort, , , , ....... ; $13.00
BRUCEFIELI3.
Mrs, Jack Tough, of Bayfield, and
also Mrs. James Campbell and Miss
Margaret visited at the home 'of Mr.
and Mrs. David Tough last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Murdock, of
Detroit, and their daughter Flora, vis -t
ited atthe home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robt, Murdock last week. Miss Jean
Murdock and 'Misscan
J McKenzie
went :back to Detroit with Miss Mur -
dock's brother on Monday. They will
spend the week with their friends
there. We wish them a pleasant
visit.
The many friends of Mrs. Allan
Douglas, formerly of our village, now
of Westminster, Ont., will be sorry to
hear of her serious illness, she hav-
ing taken a stroke last 'Sunday. Her
two sisters, .Miss Aggie (Beattie and
Mrs. Wm. Scott visited her this
week, Miss Beattie remaining for a
few days.
Miss +Marion Allen, Goderich, is
visiting friends in Brucefiefd and
vicinity the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. !McQueen, of
Toronto, visited the former' parents
this week.
For years Mother Graves Worm
Exterminator has ranked as a reliable
worm preparation and it always
maintains its reputation.
100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
Southr/ lot 27, Con. 9, Twp. of.
Morris:: On premises is a good bank
barn 98x40 with good cement stabl-
ing. 'Driving. shed 24x40. Comfort-
able 2 'story frame 'house with good
stone cellar. 2 good, never -failing
wells. 5 acres good hard maple bush.
This farm is well fenced and drained
and in good sate of •cultivation, and
is situated.1 anile from village of Wal-
ton; also 1 mile from •school and
church.. For 'furt'her .particulars ap-
ply on premises or to J. A. ,MAR-
SHALL, R.R. 4, Walton. 36
HOUSE FOR SALE
On the corner p'I 'Louisa: and Mar-
kat streets;<,a comfortable six=rotated
house with good' back \kitchen and
garden. Light and, 'water in the
house. Will be sold cheap. Apply to,
MRS. FORTUNE, Seeforth, phone
161-J, or The News Office.
Mc'ILLOP,
Notice.
Take notice that side road 15 and
16 from 9th ;Con. to William Bolton's
farm gate, Lot 16, Con. 10, is closed.
/for public traffic until further notice
owing to 'the rebuilding of Smith's
bridge 011" said. road. ,Parties using
this road do so at their own .risk.
By order of the 'Council of McKillop,
34 F. J. +McQUASD, Reeve,
FETY
the first st consideration
The safety of your deposit in
The Province of Ontario Savings Office
is guaranteed by
The Ontario Government
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Interest paid on all accounts -
THIS `
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S�VINGS
OFFIlE
Seaforth Branch - J. M. McMillan, Manager
14 Other Branches
CATTLE FOUND. his -100-acre' farm being Lot
1
25Three head cattle which came to Con, 7, Morris. Also 50 acres, he-
m ypremises about 10 days ago. ing North rrLot 26, and Owner may have same bype7i (Mors. Good houses cndpor art and payingfor thisadvr-bargsin $rst-class condition,
also ail'
tisement, JOHN DRISCOL'L, Wal- good out -buildings. Wi1Q sell with,
ton, R. R. 4. 35. or \without crop. Reason for-'scllfn h
poor hea'lt'h, For .further r .
FARMS FOR SALE. •° •ai l , to pCHEOI ,.
PP Y ' 'W. E. iI1�'c'CUTCHEO]!(,.
The undersigned offers for saleP•roiprietor, +R,R.4, Brussels. 38,
Shamrock eoncert eo.
Big Free Fun Show
Every night at 8 p,m. Opposite the Furniture Factory.
io High Class Entertainers
Singers, Dancers, Comedians, Musicians, Acrobats, Funmakers
2 Hours Fun Night1y
On the Big Illuminated Platform
clean, Bright, eomic, Polite
come Early. Don't Miss It
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2
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50,000
HARVESTERS
WANTED
$15'..Oo
TO WINNIPEG
Plus half a cent a mile beyond to all points in Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan, Alberta,—Edmonton, Tennis,
Calgary, MacLeod and East.
Returning -Half a cent per mile to Winnipeg,
plus $20.00 to destination.
GOING DATES AUGUST IBth and 2Ist
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Sound, Sudbury, Capreol and east thereof in Ontario.
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Special Trains Leave Stratford'A'ugust 2Ist, TAO a,ni,
STANDARD TIME
'Through trains—Coanfortable Coloni'(ist Cars—
Special cars for Woanen and. Children,
Purchase your 'ticket to Winnipeg via Canadian National Railways, whether or not
your final destination in the West is a point on the Canadian National.
Tickets and all information, from nearest Agent.
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JUST TO REMIND YOU THAT
SICK Clearing SALE
Our
is continued to the end of August and that we just got in a new lot of satin faced canton silk
Dresses; many are the.latest models from New York, also a Lot of Men's and Boys' over=
coats Ornade in the latest materials and styles. All go at a very, low sale price. Don't Miss It
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