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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1909-01-01, Page 1The Officiar-`,Organ of Zurich and Hay Township. Vo I. 1X. %• • FRID"');' ',MORNING, JAN. 1, .34173011139C2=0:703t2Sk •WINTER, TERM OPENS JANUARY '4511 'IP MORE YOUNG PEOPLE 11 Mt "trained by or management than Al any other in Ontario. Great demand SR for our graduates as Business College Teachers, Private Seeretaries. Ofane Assistants. eto. The embodiment of the most Expert,, Modern Systems known in Businass Science. We invite comparison. Three Hepart- ments. Manned by skilled instruct- I% •-• ki 0,9. COMMERCIAL, STENOGRAPHY, • TELEGRAPHY. Mail Courses in all Business Col- lege and. High School sobjects. CLINTON Business College GEO. SPOTION. Principal. M:=-1,7*0..7raZ:38C3t8e.30t218).! LOCAL NEWS. egta.cm.e.-Aare.e.e.er411;,4;764-Dieee4--eo Mr. Peter Jeffrey of.North kota is visitink his. parents, an. other friends atlhe Sauble Line. MrsNVicilliam Baker of the West is :visiting her ncther, Mrs. Leve-, good and other et lativee; in this . section. An inspiring New Year's poem, • written by Rev. C. C. .T. Maass of the Lutheran church, willbe found this issue„ on page 5. • Mr. Eddie Deiohert of Armada Mich., was a. welcome visitor to • the old town over the OhristMas holidays. Mr. Orville ;manager 'of the Dominion ••' D - dee. visit;.; rents oyer Christrafie age. Mrs. Christina Volland had the misfortnne to break her left arm on Christmas Day, while alighting •from a rig, at Mr. Henry Volland's gate. The Crossley and Hunter, series of Evangelistic meetings at Exeter, closed on Tuesday evening. Rev-. Mr. Whiteside and Rev. A, D Gisehler took part in the closing exercises. Over 500 conversions and W. H. Hoffman have consider - have been reported as the result of ed and will accept office. their meetings. • •;Mr. Abe713ender of London ,Ope holidays in town, • Mrs. A. Rittenhouse of D. ville:is Visiting with her brOth the:Steckles,. Bronson Line, S • 909. ,thiAbe Uttley of Be din visited his brother in town, onOhristrna,s. ii . Oliorles Hey dt,ad Axe; rB i sited friends tt this sec: is week. • 11ie Johnsteli'ief the Do- e, visite. ,lfriends in holidats. Chioago is gf.,,,his father- '11trey, Sauble _ Rev. . gemptville is v,siting his fe at i ; home of !vents, 4r. ancL rs. J. A. 'Mattis. ' a poor b'c at St, :ge.:ter 's ohneimysdile, as hrOINP, open and t'ie money t: Jten. Constable Eilber sis ,after i p,J of suspents and hop- eaptnE'them. The school Meeting on Weclu day, Passed off very quietly the retiring trustee Mr, O. F wasie-elected for another term, Mr. Arthur Truetnner of • th, office staff of the Gordon MacKfiy Co., of Toronto visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'Truem?ler Goshen Line, over Christmas ToWnship of Stephen noniiimg 1908. Reeve, Henry 1,Villert,- Kellerman; Deputy -reeve, NY:Mimi-J. Anderson, acclamation; councillors W. D. Sanders, F. Wziarth, Wm. Yearley, J. Love, M. •Finkbeiner. H. Eilber, 'Clerk. ..• r• Mrs. Scianitzlor of Manville Al- berta, gave her brother Rev Father Streeder; a -surprise visit this Yeeek. Shehad also -been at Montreal to see ber:son,vvho is a student at the Seminary of Philosophy. She left on Tuesday morning for Bruce Co. and. will also go to Berlin, intend-- ing - to return to Zurich befe leaving for her home in the W•.'„ The noniination for Police Tiu. tees for 1009, 'WO held...at-noon on Monday and 'thsr follnwing r ere placed in nomination—W. G Hess, W. O'Brien. E. Appel, for re- election, and. Ferdinand Hess. Fred Witwer and W. H. Hoffman. All intend to withdraw their names and another meeting may bave to be called. The office is at best a thankless one, and trustees in the pat -ave been mostly paid with criticism. and abnse. The board of last year did good work and TEE IIBRAILD thinks they should have the thanks of all citizens It looks now as if we had to import thry- saints from the upper regions govern. our Village this year. The weber of sidewalk question seem +• • A.. bone of contention, nding New -Tay:te,s,ettle this q spread the payments o -ver a -or 20 payments. This method would satisfy all parties find would be the best and cheapest in the end. The improved and up -to date appear- ance would more than pay the in- terest on the investment and re- sidents on the side streets -would have an immediate benefit fol their taxes. - Since the above was written we learn that W. O'Brien, F. Witwer `e. Simnel. Helmer of Stanley, e :1 -orris -oh air; *11 i eh Mr. 0 Hof wed for, -the1,largest Opti „furniture,,up to Xmas Da acelet, 4ni.- Thursday evening las - id :Tho. .n locket on ChristmaP',et. by) 'two voune; .Iadies in If., n. Filie;',.tr will kindly leave same • +his offi4e, Mr. J. '1 OrToronto, 110 owner of tbis pa eerei di n also decide he Ottawa the. to take races. • Mrs. TavistA.. hola, Mr. • krier af term inm Ot t H. Bean nu fadrek dially iiyri son Arn- , orning for evr Years (hold's uncle, .4:itiad other or Evangelic !Cea Thursday qbe auditor - (Rev.) E. ill deliver ,ou are coy - The following is the score at the live pigeon match, held on Xmas Day, WHoffman....0011101000 4 HYungblut....1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 W O'Brien 1. 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 7 Preeter 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 5 .T Schuettler0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 6 Truetnner1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 6 Schenek1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 5 WGHess 0 1 0 1 1 1 4 M Weber 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 C Fritk .1 1 1 1 0 1 5 TWO POPULAR TEACHERS WEDDED Another of those pleasing events -which mark an important stage in man's life, was solemnized at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Koehler, on Monday Dec. 28. when their daughter Miss Clara, was united 111 wedlock to Mr. Alex Mc- Leod of Baylield, principal of our public school. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. D. Gischler, pastor of the Evangelical church, at 5 p. ni. The bride looked charm. ing and exceedingly sweet, gowned in a lace robe over taffeta, silk, and carrying a beautiful bouquet of carnations. Tho wedding march • -was played by the bride's sister, Miss Ada Koehler. After hearty congratulations, the bridal party repaired to the dining roorn, which was prettily decora.ted for the auspicious occasion, where a sumptuous wedding supper was • served. The bride, who has spent nearly all her life in &tech, having also taught school for a number of years, is held in high esteem by her many friends. That the groom is considered one of the most suc- cessful public school teachers in the county, is evident from the number of years be has been prin- • cipal of our school, during which time he bas discharged his duties most admirably. He is considered a. man among men. That they may • live long to enjoy wedded bliss is the wish of their many friend. 17k :ISI ()Mind off -1 very quietly on•q Monday . and. the t expected has - .ppenecl—there will be no election ' n. Monday. '...,There was no one nininseed , to oppose Lamont for the reeveship, and the only outsider 'nominated for the council was Aserich Brisson Of the Lake Road, who afterwards ;with- drew. The thuncil for 1909 will be same as last year : Reeve, Peter Lamont; 00onoillors—Robert Mc- Arthur, John K. Goetz, Louis Kalbeleisch and john Geiger. No. 22. MAMMIMMAMMAAMMVAMAMMAYAVAMMi . Wishing one a ef 37 arida d 44. 11 a 11.1.211.11..1[11.0. h:4 -D. S. FAUST 1 ZURICH WNWWWIRWANWPAMPAMMMIMPAMA Ti UP:TO:DATE 8 • . " 11 8 4,,, „p , :,,. 4 Il Headquarters for the best that is made in Boots and. Shoes. 0 Complete lines in Fall and Winter Goods 0 0 at prices which will save you money. 8 We are sole agents for the famous Wil - a lianas staple shoes;made specially for farm wear 01. „,, .• b , C_ om„ plete range Williams patent ,leggings, , # . the ee 'oti,earth': Ki tib -roof i.nd:,Kant, . . 4v0 Krack Rubbers. •p# 4' p 8 Repairs while you wait. We take butter and eggs in exchange. *e ' a30 a 0. FRITZ 0 0.0,k THE SHOEMAN - ZURICH , ,,.• ,..,„,.,...„_,...p....„.__,..,..„.€7,...,„,„„,„,„_..,„.,..„.„.,.,...„.,..,.,..„ ..,..,::::„:„...,.,,,,,,..,..,..„..„...,..,..„,„...„..,...„,..,.,..,.‘,..,..,. _ - 471:38*ZSIESOZSamMOCZO=Ma..8e38=0C18E328C720C-W=r13C24Managral:3!8=8C3SICZM:30e-atalt:38103841MX3CafeliZAMOW We have decided to clear out the balance of our Ladies' Coats and Mantles at greatly reduced prices, and have marked them down to the very lowest notch. These are 11 high class goods ad this season's styles, nd if you want a bargain in a Coat or Mantle, take advantage of this sale. Here are a few of the prices: $15. ladies' coats, now for $n. • $6,50 ladies' coats, now for 4.50 $12. ladies' coats, now for 8.5o 5.00 ladies' coats, now for 3.50 $8. ladies' coats, now for 5.50 4.50 ladies' coats, now for 3.00 7.50 ladies' coats, now for 5.50 . Besides other Big Bargains . You are invited to look through our stock whether you buy or not. We extend to one and all Our Best Wishes for a =OM, Produce of all kinds wanted 4•11110 csawro atrz, "fro... -e i 0 ,Z.. -'8=3.1=84;319eal,K2fattX:=M3K.:CX=782a.,.41;t02-ft=3Zraarr.rnIOZ.ae.:10:28.CA's" Zr2AMP,6 Ma-C1C;t% OCIA'i,:tk r