HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-01-10, Page 1The Official Organ of zil.l1ch and Ray Township
Vol. Xj i` L1
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. CO, 1933.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Messrs Valentine Gerber. and Rudy!
Schwartzentruber left on Tuesday for ,
Milverton to attend the funeral;
of, the former's sister, Mist)
Nicholas Kipfer.
Mrs. Beneteau, nee Miss Florence
Laporte, who underwent on operatioi
for appendicitis recently, is getting
along fine, and is now able to sit i7}cif;
a few hours daily.
Mr. Allen A. Esler,of Sask., ttinc
Miss Elizabeth Allan of near Blakiit
were united iu marriage. on Saturda P
armThat the Presbyterian Manse, Yarn-
They
ey will make their home near Iii�;lr
i Chestnut and No 4 coal on hand. 3.
Preeter.'
Dr. Mckinnon spent part of last
week at his former hone, near Toron-
to,
14;1x. Mttirshall Zeller left Saturday
morning for Stratford, to attend high
school.
'Misses Mary Gallman, and: Susie
Johnston, and 'Messrs Ervin and
Louis \Yillert, all spent New Year's
With 14Iiss Arletta Walpei':
Mrs:Jamee O'Brien of the 2nd. con.
d cal on Saturday', after several months
il1nese. The funeral took place on
;tonday. to' Exeter cemetery.
ur accounts for 1912 are ready for
ignition. All interested will kind-
ler same. All not called for
hy'i Ob.let, 1913,will be sent by mail.
J. Procter.
Miss Maggie Krauskopf of F ',tuna,
.California, and sister Mia Lzie of
eaforth, visited the past week with
their aunt, Mrs. McCoi'inick and other
elt,tives.
Mr. Alvin Surerus who has been
'isisiting his home at the Bronson Line
for: the past two weeks, left on 'Thee-
: morning to resume his studies at
e Toronto University.
Mr. Harry Yungblut was elected
' chool'trustee in place of Mr. T. Pre -
ter, whose term has mired. The
191» Board is composed of Messrs
F. Hess, 3. IIaberer and Mr. Yang-
blut,
Te M;wses Mary Koch, Laura Koch,
Pearl Kraft and Messrs Louis Kraft
and Peed Procter all of Dashwood,
and Mr. 3. Doerr of Laird, Sask., Mu -
and Mrs. Geo. and Milko, Thiel of
Znrieh, all' spent Sunday with Mr.'
('.imore Theil.
and 7.trs. Wendel Smith of the ;.
Line 'South, are celebrating
a , have invited their friends to assist
in tte celebration, The Herald ex -
gar, Sask. '
WANTED— Beef andhorse h+e
Also sheepskins, tallow and furs r( 1
all kinds, for which the very • highs
prices will be paid in cash at all tine g
Fmmn WITWER, Exeter N.,. Hay P. tt,
Mr. David Schwartzentruber
a pair of heavy colts two and tht•or.!
years old that weigh over 2700 paun..
They will make a fine farm team svi 4
plenty of weight when fully devele
•r
Two weeks ago six women star
on a tramp from New I ork to Alban
the state capital, to present a petition
to Governor Sulzer, demanding vote s
for women. One fell out by the wti. , I
but the other five completed the jou^
ney in twelve days.
The Jackson Clothing Co. are bu4' I
this week installing tlac'r
machinery and • will soon a,'c 1
ready to begin work. Mr. W lfv.4'
Goodwin is in charge; s,nd applit'e
ions for work may be addressed ie. I
him. They will start with about.. si.
hands, and will increase their state'. air
rapidly as possible We feel, confit-`+
of hands.
The new school was formally open-
ed on Monday. The building is a coin -
for table one, With room for' four tea-
chers,' and we believe it rill be in the.
interests of Zurich and vicinity to
have a fourth teacher, employed.. We.
Understand that Mr. Archibald is corn-
pitent to take up high school work in
forms 1 and 2, and the increased
governmentgrant that would be earned
'resides a dollar a month fees from
eh li scholar, would make the room
self sustaining.
Mr. J. A. Constantine, the Manag-'
or of the Molsons Bank here, has bepn,.
transferred to the Highgate branch' In
Kent County. The citizens of town
will regret the departure of Mr. and
Mrs. Constantine, but wish them con-
tinued success in their new home. Mr.
Dunlop of Clinton, formerly connect-
ed with the Bank at Dashwood, will
become manager of this branch and
those who know him speak very high-
ly of him. We welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Dunlop to town. .
Mrs. Dowding of Mitchell was very
painfully injured on Friday and had a
close call from being killed by being
dragged under the train when, as she
was on the cars seeing her daughter
away, the locomotive started and she
fell, in trying to get off. Her rankle
was dislocated and the ligaments of
the foot so badly torn that she .may.
be permanently crippled.
'Street accidents in New York city
Mf during the year 1912 caused the
death of 582 persons, Statistics.
made public by the National.
Highway Protective Society show
that 280 of those victims were
children, of whom 108 were run. over
by automobiles. Of the total deaths
.221 were due to automobiles, 184 to
trolley cars and 177 to waggons. Tur-
ing the same period 2,868 persons
wore injured. The deaths from these
accidents in 1911 numbered 423.
Ninety-one drivers of motor cars ran.
away after the accidents.
customers a Happy and. Pros- 0
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IN MEMORY
In loving Memory of our darling
little daughter, Grace ararie Stolle, who.
died a year ago, Jan lath. 1912.
Peacefully we laid her down to . rest,,.
Placed the turf kindly, 'over her
breast;
She, is sleeping in Jesus beneath the tod
While 'her pure soul is iesting;in
God
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Men's Felt, and Felt lined Shoes
Men's and Boys' Heavy Mitts
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Women's Felt Shoes
Girls' Felt Lined Shoes,
Girls' Cardigans Women's fancy
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tend best wishes,
HIGHLAND PARK
;trr. Roy Geiger preached a very im-
pressive sermon, Sunday.
miss ryrtle Horner returned home
Sunday, from a visit with friends in
London and St. Thomas.
rr. Tilton Ortwein of Hensall spent
Sunday in our Burg.
ti r. Chester Smith of St: Joseph and
Mr. Irvin Smith of Paulding, Ohio.,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
7rrs. Wm ' Beaver.
Mr. Blake Horner spent New Years
days at Peach Grove Farm, St.Joseph.
miss Flossie Geiger returned home
after spending the holidays with
friends at St. Thomas.
Mr. and tirrs. Joel Erb of Tavistock°
visited at the latter's sister,
:sirs. Jos. Gascho.
mm. ' Herbert' Kruuger and sister
Freda, spent the holidays with friends
at Sarnia.
irrr. and airs. C. Truemner entertain-
ed their many friends with a party
and fowl supper, New Years day.
MERO—FIVENS
A quiet wedding took place on
Tuesday 7th inst , at the home of
Mr; and Mrs. Joseph Mero, in the
town of Goderich, when their third
daughter, Miss. Emily, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Adolph Givens
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, A. Giv-
ens of Paris, Ont. The ceremony
was performed by Rev, Father Mo
Oras, ptlator of North Street Rom-
an Catholic church, only near
friends and i elatives being present
The bride looked lovely in a charm-
ing gown of sky -.,.blue satin, with
brilliant silver shaded trimming,
and a large handsome white Beaver
hat. Miss Margaret, sister of the
bride, as bridesmaid, wore a dainty
golden barown satin dress, which
wad very becoming. Mr Thomas
Andrews of ' Seafor.'th acted as
groomsman. The bride received
many beautiful gifts. '"The gift
of the groom being an urn
ported sealable coat with,bea,uiful
sable collar and cuffs After the
naretnony the guests eat down to a
dainty wedding dinner Tho happy
couple left on the five train and
after a short honeymoon they will
take up their residence in Paris,
Ont. The bride has been a resident
of Goderich for the past two years,
and was very • prninlar, among a
large oirole of friends whose hearty
congratulations go with her to her
new 'home,
Also Bran and Shorts.
Coarse and Fine Salt.
SOME GOOD
BAKING FLOUR
Louis
tl"rey
General Store
For Sale
I am offering my general store and
stock for sale, on very reasonable
to,!ms. This store is now doing a
good business and is considered one of
the best country stands in the County.
Post -office and telephone in connec-
tion. For further particulars apply
to R. N. DOUGLAS, -Blake, Out.
Mr. Roy Faust left Monday to re-
sume his studies at the Stratford
Business College.
Wishing you a
Happy New Year
F. W. Hess
G. R. -Hess
eweliers, - ZURICT
Now is the Time
To Buy IioI'isay (ii'its
Why try to think of a better Gift when it isn't to be had?
Let us show you the FINEST LINE OF SHOES you
ever looked at. We have everything you need in Winter
Footwear. Come and examine our Large Stock.
We have the Right Goods
at the Right Price
Butter, eggs, dried apples, dutch setts and poultry taken in
exchange at highest prices.
Repairing neatly and promptly done
. FRITZ. = Zurich
The Home of Good Shoes
Thanks to my Customers for
Past Favors and Wishing
All a Happy and Prosperou,
New Year
llao]'d A. Appel
JEWELER